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|damage = 10 | |damage = 10 | ||
|accuracy = +3 | |accuracy = +3 | ||
| − | |basedelay = 130% | + | |basedelay = 13 (130%) |
| + | |mindelay = 6 at skill 14 | ||
|hands = 2H | |hands = 2H | ||
|size = Large | |size = Large | ||
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{{crawlquote|This weapon falls into the '[[Staves]]' category. It is a two handed weapon.}} | {{crawlquote|This weapon falls into the '[[Staves]]' category. It is a two handed weapon.}} | ||
| − | The '''quarterstaff''' is one of the best weapons available in the early game due to its excellent accuracy, | + | The '''quarterstaff''' is one of the best weapons available in the early game, due to its excellent accuracy, damage, and speed. However, quarterstaves require both hands, which means sacrificing the [[shield]] slot. |
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| + | ==Strategy== | ||
| + | Quarterstaves deal high damage for their base delay, but the [[Staves]] skill is rather limited. The only other staves are [[lajatang]]s (which are considerably rarer) and [[magical staves]] (which require training Staves, a corresponding spell school, ''and'' Evocations to use effectively). You could be stuck without a lajatang for long periods of time, forcing you to use a quarterstaff or swap to another weapon type. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:16, 21 February 2024
Version 0.31: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
| Name | Quarterstaff |
|---|---|
| Skill | Staves |
| Damage | 10 |
| Accuracy | +3 |
| Base delay (%) | 13 (130%) |
| Min delay | 6 at skill 14 |
| Hands | 2H |
| Size | Large |
| Ranged? | No |
| A sturdy wooden pole, meant for fighting. |
This weapon falls into the 'Staves' category. It is a two handed weapon.
The quarterstaff is one of the best weapons available in the early game, due to its excellent accuracy, damage, and speed. However, quarterstaves require both hands, which means sacrificing the shield slot.
Strategy
Quarterstaves deal high damage for their base delay, but the Staves skill is rather limited. The only other staves are lajatangs (which are considerably rarer) and magical staves (which require training Staves, a corresponding spell school, and Evocations to use effectively). You could be stuck without a lajatang for long periods of time, forcing you to use a quarterstaff or swap to another weapon type.
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| Weapons | |
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| Axes | Battleaxe • Broad axe • Executioner's axe • Hand axe • War axe |
| Maces & Flails | Club • Demon whip • Dire flail • Eveningstar • Flail • Giant club • Giant spiked club • Great mace • Mace (Hammer) • Morningstar • Sacred scourge • Whip |
| Long Blades | Demon blade • Double sword • Eudemon blade • Falchion • Great sword • Long sword • Scimitar • Triple sword |
| Polearms | Bardiche • Demon trident • Glaive • Halberd (Scythe) • Spear • Trident • Trishula |
| Ranged Weapons | Arbalest • Hand cannon • Longbow • Orcbow • Shortbow • Sling • Triple crossbow |
| Short Blades | Dagger • Quick blade • Rapier • Short sword |
| Staves | Lajatang • Magical staff • Quarterstaff |
| Throwing | Boomerang • Dart • Javelin • Large rock • Stone • Throwing net |
