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This question concerns Brogue.

I can't remember what Strength each weapon requires to wield except daggers (10) and swords (14), but I'll make up an example.

Say I have two weapons with me, a weapon that requires 12 Strength to wield and is +1, and one that requires 13 Strength but is mundane (+0).

My question is, which one causes more damage? Is damage the only difference? Is there a chart or something that shows how each weapon differs from the rest, like a damage chart or something?

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I have adapted this chart to answer the question:

Weapon Name     Damage Roll (range)  Str req.  Notes 
                                      for +0
Dagger          1d2+2 (3-4)             10                  
Sword           1d4+5 (6-10)            14         
Broadsword      1d6+15 (14-22)          19         
Mace            1d13+17 (18-30)         16     2 turns
War Hammer      1d20+29 (30-50)         20     2 turns
Spear           1d2+3 (4-5)             13     Hits 2 in attack dir
War Pike        1d6+8 (9-15)            18     Hits 2 in attack dir
Axe             1d3+5 (6-9)             15     Hits all adjacent
War Axe         1d7+9 (10-17)           19     Hits all adjacent
Dart            1d3+1 (2-4)             10         
Incendiary Dart 1d2 (1-2)               12     Burns target
Javelin         3d3+2 (5-11)            15

Found in this thread of the Brogue forum.

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  • So the only difference between, say, a mundane Spear and a +1 Spear is the Spear deals 1d2+3 damage, while the +1 Spear deals 1d2+4 damage? – OddCore Jan 18 '12 at 11:48
  • and the +1 spear should have 1 less str requirement – l I Jan 18 '12 at 12:14
  • @yx. Could have 1 less strength. It'd only have 1 less if you personally enchanted it - naturally enchanted items do not have modified strength requirements. – Grace Note Jan 18 '12 at 12:29