Homebrew: Weapons

Overview: Individual weapon stats have been scrapped. Instead, you will decide what weapon you want to use and assign it to a weapon school. Instead of receiving weapons as loot, you will receive a weapon school as loot and decide what weapon you want that to be. For instance, I may say that a chest contains a +1 simple weapon and you could decide that that +1 simple weapon is a dagger, or a pair of brass knuckles, or anything else that might be a simple weapon. Additionally, weapons now do only 2 types of damage, sharp or blunt. Most weapons can only do one type of damage, but versatile weapons can do both.
Properties:

• sharp: the weapon is pointy or has a keen edge. Fleshy, unarmored targets may take extra damage from these weapons. Especially armored target may take less damage from these weapons.
• blunt: the weapon is neither pointy nor does it have a keen edge. Armored targets may take extra damage from these weapons. Especially fleshy or gelatinous targets may take less damage from these weapons.
• light: These weapons may stack up to 5 - having more than 1 weapon in a stack makes the stack take up 2 slots instead of 1. Additionally, if using two weapon fighting, the offhand weapon must be light (but the main hand weapon does not need to be light).
• The rest of the properties are the same.

Weapon schools:
Melee:

• Simple weapons: 1d4 sharp or blunt, finesse, light, thrown (15/30). 1 slot. (e.g. club, dagger, brass knuckles)
• Throwing weapons: 1d6 sharp or blunt, light, thrown (30/90). 1 slot. (e.g. throwing hammer, throwing axe, javelin, dart)
• One-handed reach weapons: 1d6 sharp or blunt, reach, finesse. 2 slots. (e.g. whip, spear)
• Short Weapons: 1d8 sharp or blunt, finesse. 2 slots. (e.g. arming sword, scimitar, mace)
• Versatile weapons: 1d8 (1h) or 1d10 (2h) sharp and blunt. 3 slots. (e.g. morningstar, longsword, battleaxe)
• Two-handed reach weapons: 1d10 sharp or blunt, heavy, two-handed, reach. 4 slots. (e.g. pike, eveningstar, halberd)
• Heavy weapons: 1d12 sharp or blunt, heavy, two-handed. 4 slots. (e.g. greatsword, greataxe, maul)

Ranged:

• One-handed weapons: 1d6 sharp or blunt, ammo, light (50/150). 2 slots. (e.g. sling, pistol, hand crossbow)
• Two-handed weapons: 1d8 sharp or blunt, ammo, two-handed (100/250). 3 slots. (e.g. shortbow, light crossbow)
• Heavy weapons: 1d10 sharp or blunt, ammo, two-handed, heavy (150/400). 4 slots. (e.g. Longbow, heavy crossbow, musket)

Shield:

• +2 AC. 3 slots.

Spellcasting:
For the sake of weapon masteries, there are 3 types of spellcasting foci: offensive, defensive, and utility. Each focus can only be one, chosen when you receive it. Each spellcasting focus takes up 1 slot.
Weapon Mastery: See Homebrew: Weapon Mastery

Ammunition: Ranged weapons require ammunition. Ammunition stacks in 20 and takes 2 slots.