Recurve Crossbow

''Introduced in ancient times, this crossbow was highly utilised in European Medieval ages due to its reliability in range, damage and upkeep. However the Recurve was replaced by the Arbalest (also known as the Heavy Crossbow) during the 17th-18th Century in Europe.''

Basic Info


The standard Recurve is made of wood which isn't exactly that strong or resistance which accounts for the lower but reliable damage but only a moderate range. Getting into the range of a target means hand to hand combat will be somewhat likely, and the relatively loud bolt release sound will be sure to alert your targets.

Ammunition
The ammunition that is used with this crossbow is the Iron Bolt, which is definitely more effective than an arrow due to the materials used to make the bolt, and the specific design. The two pronged ends on the back tip ensures that the target is impaired and shall be weaker if it hits a limb.