A signature weapon symbolizing the wielder's marksmanship.

Compact design, typically black with silver accents.

1d8

Increased firing speed.

Designed by the game's developers.

Acquired during her initial exploits.

Used in numerous confrontations throughout her adventures.

Widely usable by allies and characters in the series.

Limited ammo can restrict usage in prolonged fights.

First introduced in the original Tomb Raider game.

Symbolizes a vow to protect, used to defeat adversaries without killing.

A slender, curved blade with intricate designs on the guard.

2d6

Enhanced lethality with quickdraw techniques.

Unknown origins, historically crafted by skilled artisans.

Acquired from a master swordsmith in the mountains.

Used in numerous climactic showdowns against formidable foes.

Generally for skilled users or warriors.

Requires significant skill to wield effectively in combat.

Passed down through a lineage of elite warriors, later obtained during his travels.

A primary means of attack, enhancing their control over fire.

Sleek, metallic design with flame motifs.

1d6

Can produce both steady flames and explosive blasts.

Self-made.

Built during his transition into villainy.

Used extensively against The Flash and in various heists.

Only suitable for those with expertise in handling fire-based weapons.

Requires fuel; can backfire if mishandled.

Crafted from his technical skills originally as a firefighter.

Symbolizes commitment to the Jedi Order and the light side of the Force.

Hilt design reflects classic Jedi craftsmanship.

2d8

Can cut through most materials with ease, deflect projectiles.

Kyle Katarn or ancient Jedi knowledge.

Constructed following the Jedi teachings.

Used in numerous conflicts against Sith Lords.

Only Jedi and force-sensitive individuals can wield it.

Cannot be used effectively by non-force users.

Crafted after becoming a Jedi, represents his journey and challenges.

Symbolizes mastery of both battle and might, often associated with elite villains.

Glowing blade with ornate designs reflective of its wielder's power.

2d10

Can cut through energy and matter, versatile in use.

Crafters of Chaos

Taken from a defeated rival during a pivotal confrontation.

Used in climactic showdowns against heroes.

Typically exclusive to formidable beings or demon lords.

Requires immense concentration and stamina to wield effectively.

Wielded by many formidable foes, passed down through generations.

Offers essential defense against projectiles.

Dark blue with reinforcing plates.

14

Increased mobility.

Defense contractors.

Standard issue for elite troops.

Worn in various critical operations.

Restricted to military personnel.

Limited protection against heavy artillery.

Designed for special forces.

Offers agility and comfort for combat scenarios.

Dark grey with multiple utility pockets.

12

Facilitates ease of movement while blending into various environments.

Designed by Alliance engineers.

Issued upon joining the Rebel Alliance.

Worn during key missions against the Empire.

Available to all operatives.

Minimal protective qualities against heavy weaponry.

Standard military attire among the Rebels.

Provides essential protection against enemies and enhances agility.

Dark fabric adorned with insignia of the Shirai Ryu.

17

Increased resistance to elemental damage.

Crafted by ancient artisan ninjas

Passed down through clan tradition.

Utilized throughout history in key warfare.

Reserved for elite ninjas of the Shirai Ryu.

Restricts certain movements compared to lighter garments.

Worn by members of the Shirai Ryu during their missions.

Provides moderate protection while allowing agility.

Tactical black with gray accents.

15

Enhanced mobility.

Naboo military engineers.

Issuing to security detail upon assignment.

Worn during numerous protection details.

Standard issue for Naboo security forces.

Less effective against heavy weaponry.

Designed for Pardé's elite security units.

Enhances magical defenses and asserts regal presence as the monarch of Latveria.

Long flowing green velvet cloak with gold embroidery.

2

Magical protection, stealth enhancement, ceremonial significance.

Crafted by court sorcerers and modified by Doom.

Default attire after becoming king.

Seen in all major battles serving both functional and symbolic roles.

Only used by Doom and select royal advisers.

No physical protection, primarily magical defense.

Ancient artifact adapted by Doom to increase his arcane robustness.