Horse bow





A short bow of horn and sinew, shot from the saddle.
| Worn | Back |
| Weight | 1.2 kg, whatever its tier |
| Sold by | The weaponsmith |
| Price | crude 5 silver 4 copper, poor 18 silver, common 36 silver, fine 1 gold 8 silver, masterwork 3 gold 60 silver |
| Damage | 0.75 of a longbow’s |
| Range | 28 m |
| Between shots | 1.4 s |
It shoots from the arrow quiver at its man’s hip: no arrow quiver, no shots. Shorter and weaker than a longbow, but quicker, and it can be shot from the saddle. Traders keep half as many as of other weapons. A man with any bow, crossbow or javelins is ranged, or ranged cavalry in the saddle.
Made from
Section titled “Made from”A common piece takes 1 kg of timber, 1 kg of leather. A crude one takes 0.6 of that, a poor one three quarters, a fine one half again and a masterwork twice. Traders buy what they lack from the town’s market.
