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Missile Weapon

A Note on Ammunition

Missile Weapons in Dicey Dangers do not track ammunition. No arrows, bolts, bullets, stones, or throwing stock are counted, purchased, or managed.

Ammo tracking has always been the first bookkeeping task to quietly disappear from most RPG sessions anyway. In Dicey Dangers, the Bag slot system already creates meaningful inventory pressure. Adding ammunition on top of that would reduce ranged weapons to a liability rather than a viable option. Instead, treat Missile Weapons as having an imaginary but inexhaustible supply of ammunition. The Charges value on each Missile Weapon tracks the weapon's own durability, not its ammo count.

Missile Weapon
Crossbow Att 7 Two Handed
Dart Att 1 One Hand
Javelin Att 3 One Hand
Long Bow Att 6 Two Handed
Short Bow Att 4 Two Handed
Sling Att 2 One Hand
Spear Att 5 One Hand
Trident Att 6 Two Handed
Wrist Crossbow Att 4 One Hand