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| resources = 180g of [[wood]] <br> 55g of [[stone]]
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== Game Info ==
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==Description and uses==
Days needed: 0.5<br>
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The [[atlatl]] is a weak weapon that is not often used because of its (formerly) relatively complex construction and use of [[leather]].
Materials needed:
 
Objects: [[Atlatl dart]] (1), [[Atlatl handle]] (1)<br>
 
Tools needed:
 
  
== Preamble & Real Life History ==
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==Real-life context==
''This information is not to be used in-game, but is instead to help you, the player, understand what your character is wielding''
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Pronunced "ott-lottle", an atlatl is a weapon renowned for its use against the Spanish conquistadors accompanying Cortez in Mexico around 1500. Essentially, the dart is an oversized, flexible arrow (roughly six feet long), and the atlatl itself is a hand-held launching apparatus, about two feet long. The dart is placed on the atlatl, and then using the leverage of the atlatl, launched into the air.
  
Pronunced "ott-lottle", an Atlatl is a weapon renowned for its use, in the real world, against the Spanish conquistadors, accompanying Cortez in Mexico, in roughly 1500 AD. Essentially, the dart is an oversized, flexible arrow (roughly six feet long), and the atlatl itself is a hand-held launching apparatus, about two feet long. The dart is placed on the atlatl, and then using the leverage of the atlatl, launched into the air.  
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Trained use can result in accurate shots of up to 100 feet, with a force which could penetrate the conquistadors' armour. Furthermore, barbs along the dart's length would make removal near impossible: the dart would have to be pulled all the way through the impaled victim. Instead, the conquistadors often died a slow, painful death, impaled and stuck inside their own armour.
  
Trained use can result in accurate shots of up to 100 feet, with a force which could penetrate the conquistadors' armour. Furthermore, barbs along the dart's length would make removal near impossible: the dart would have to be pulled all the way through the impaled victim. Instead, the conquistadors often died a slow, painful death, impaled and stuck inside their own armour...
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Go to [http://www.onagocag.com/atlatl2.html SECRETS OF THE ATLATL - Wyatt R. Knapp] for photos and a visual explanation of how the atlatl works.
  
(Source: [http://www.onagocag.com/atlatl2.html SECRETS OF THE ATLATL - Wyatt R. Knapp])
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===Images===
 
 
Click [http://www.onagocag.com/atlatl2.html Here] for photos and a visual explanation of how the atlatl works.
 
 
 
[[Category:Weapons]]
 

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Atlatl
Manufacturing
Object typeWeapons
Skill usedManufacturing weapons
Time3 day(s)
Materials180g of wood
55g of stone
Toolsknife
Rot and repair
Rot49 points per day
per day of use: Unknown (hard)
Repair900 points per hour
Holdable object
General properties
Attack17
Skillweight60%
Weight235 grams
Visibleyes

Description and uses

The atlatl is a weak weapon that is not often used because of its (formerly) relatively complex construction and use of leather.

Real-life context

Pronunced "ott-lottle", an atlatl is a weapon renowned for its use against the Spanish conquistadors accompanying Cortez in Mexico around 1500. Essentially, the dart is an oversized, flexible arrow (roughly six feet long), and the atlatl itself is a hand-held launching apparatus, about two feet long. The dart is placed on the atlatl, and then using the leverage of the atlatl, launched into the air.

Trained use can result in accurate shots of up to 100 feet, with a force which could penetrate the conquistadors' armour. Furthermore, barbs along the dart's length would make removal near impossible: the dart would have to be pulled all the way through the impaled victim. Instead, the conquistadors often died a slow, painful death, impaled and stuck inside their own armour.

Go to SECRETS OF THE ATLATL - Wyatt R. Knapp for photos and a visual explanation of how the atlatl works.

Images