Striking Drills

Slice - 5% certainty from each point of weapon curve.
Quick: a tight, curved trajectory resembling the letter 'J'. It's effective for quick, cuts that can transition into other movements. Requires very little space. Diagonal attacks that follow gain 50% certainty. Swings that follow gain 75% certainty. Diagonal: This is a basic slicing motion that cuts across the body from shoulder to opposite hip, or vice versa, covering a larger area of the opponent in the same space. Drag: Often used in close-quarters, a weapon is pushed or pulled across an opponent to slice them open. Effective in clashes. Thrust - %5 certainty from weapon straightness. Skewering Thrust - Straight weapons benefit. Pointed weapons benefit. A hard drive through an opponent designed to lodge a weapon in them or their armor. Increases certainty of clashes.
Swing - hew: A tight swing that works best with the cutting tip of the weapon, such as when using an axe, or sword. Similar to a j-cut. Hews have high damage potential but are very dependant on accuracy since they rely on a short, quick strike with the optimal cutting edge of a weapon.
Overhead Swing: Can be used over a crouching party member in front, maximizes chances of head contact, often used in formation with polearms, daggers, or against prone opponents. Swings require a lot of strength and don't have to be particularly accurate, useful in narrow,
Horizontal Swing: A basic swing that moves the weapon horizontally at waist or shoulder level to strike an opponent. It's common in both Eastern and Western martial arts. They require a lot of strength
Figure-Eight Swing: Involves swinging the weapon in an '8' pattern, allowing for continuous fluid motion that can deflect incoming attacks and transition into multiple offensive moves.

Swords

• Longswords
  Shortswords
  Rapiers
  Scimitars
  Broadswords
  

Axes

• Battle Axes
  Throwing Axes
  Double-Headed Axes
  Tomahawks
  Hatchets
  

Daggers

• Stilettos
  Dirks
  Kris
  Push Daggers
  Throwing Daggers
  

Polearms

• Halberds
  Spears
  Glaives
  Bardiches
  Naginatas
  lucern hammer
  quarterstaffs
  

Maces

• Flanged Maces
  Spiked Maces
  Flails
  tongfas
  hammers
  

Snaring Weapons
Bolas
Nets
Mancatchers
Whips


Thrown Weapons (including javelins, spears, and atlatls)
Javelins
Throwing Spears
Atlatls
Throwing Daggers
Throwing Axes
Bows Shortbow Longbow Slings
Hand Slings
Staff Slings