Maces - Revision history

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[[Category:Weapons]]

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 ==One-Handed Maces==
-{{Club}}
-{{Cudgel}}
-{{Morning Star}}
+<item type="list">Mace</item>
 ==Two-Handed Maces==
-{{Two-Handed Club}}
-{{Two-Handed Mace}}
-{{Two-Handed Hammer}}
+<item type="list">Two-Handed Mace</item>
 {{Template:Items navbox}}
-[[category:Maces]]
 [[Category:Weapons]]
 [[category:Melee Weapons]]
-[[category:Items]]
+[[category:Maces]]

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	This is not a feature that the simplistic combat engines of the Diablo games have ever made much use of. In Diablo and Diablo II, maces deal bonus damage to [[Undead]] enemies, but this is applies across the board, regardless of the enemy type. It makes perfect sense against [[skeleton]]s, but is less logical when monsters like [[zombie]]s are involved.		This is not a feature that the simplistic combat engines of the Diablo games have ever made much use of. In Diablo and Diablo II, maces deal bonus damage to [[Undead]] enemies, but this is applies across the board, regardless of the enemy type. It makes perfect sense against [[skeleton]]s, but is less logical when monsters like [[zombie]]s are involved.
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		+	==One-Handed Maces==
		+	{{Club}}
		+	{{Cudgel}}
		+	{{Morning Star}}
		+	{{Mace}}
		+	{{Flanged Mace}}
		+	{{Hammer}}
		+	{{War Gavel}}
		+	{{Bludgeon}}
		+	{{Spiked Baton}}
		+	{{War Mace}}
		+	{{Gada}}
		+	{{Pernach}}
		+	{{Heavy Hammer}}
		+	{{War Hammer}}
		+	{{Skull Crusher}}
		+	{{Truncheon}}
		+	{{Death Mace}}
		+	{{Tripyor}}
		+	{{Goedendag}}
		+	{{Crag Hammer}}
		+	{{Demolisher}}
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		+	==Two-Handed Maces==
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 [[Category:Weapons]]
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+[[category:Items]]

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−	~~{{stub}}~~	+	Maces, also called blunts and hammers, are melee weapons that are designed to crush and pound targets, rather than cutting them open like a [[sword]].
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		+	Maces are found in one-handed and two-handed varieties in Diablo III, and they range from shorter weapons like hammers and maces up to huge two-handed mauls.
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		+	[[Staves]] are not classified as maces, even though they seem fairly similar in being long, hard-hitting, blunt weapons.
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		+	==Function==
		+	In human combat, maces are useful against armored enemies. Plate that can turn aside a sword can be crushed by a heavy mace, and impact injuries can be inflicted even through unbroken armor with a well-aimed blow.
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		+	This is not a feature that the simplistic combat engines of the Diablo games have ever made much use of. In Diablo and Diablo II, maces deal bonus damage to [[Undead]] enemies, but this is applies across the board, regardless of the enemy type. It makes perfect sense against [[skeleton]]s, but is less logical when monsters like [[zombie]]s are involved.
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	[[Category:Weapons]]		[[Category:Weapons]]