Club

Description

The wooden club is a simple, brutal weapon, often little more than a thick, heavy branch stripped of bark and hardened by use. Its length and weight vary, but it is typically shaped just enough to provide a firm grip and a solid striking end, sometimes fire-hardened or crudely carved to improve durability.

In combat, the club relies entirely on raw force. A solid blow can break bones, crush armor joints, or knock an opponent senseless. While lacking sharp edges or refinement, its effectiveness comes from its weight and the strength of the wielder, making it a favored weapon among primitive warriors and creatures of great physical power.

Beyond battle, the wooden club reflects its origins as a tool turned weapon. Easy to replace and requiring no forging or maintenance, it is often discarded and remade as needed. Plain, dependable, and unforgiving, the wooden club proves that even the simplest weapon can be deadly.