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Axes are a kind of weapon. They are the main (100% damage) weapon for Pandawas. Some Axes can be used by lumberjacks (See Category:Lumberjack axes).

Most Axes can be crafted by Axe Smiths (See Axe smith/Recipes), Axes can me maged by an Axe Smithmagus.

Axes

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Name	Lvl	AP	Hands	Damage	Effects	Conditions
Agride	27	4	1	8~12 Neutral	+10~20 Wisdom	Wisdom > 15
Ancestral Treechnid Splitter	93	4	2	21~35 Neutral	+26~35 Intelligence +26~35 Strength +10 Critical hit +10% Damage -11~20 Vitality -6~15 Wisdom	Strength > 200 Intelligence > 100
Apprentice Lumberjack's Axe	1	4	1	1~3 Neutral	+10 Initiative	None
Arachnee Cutter	8	4	1	7~11 Neutral	+1~10 Vitality	None
Ash Tree Eater	8	4	1	6~10 Neutral	+10 Chance -7 Wisdom	Strength > 10 Chance > 10
Axe Enroziz	40	5	2	14~23 Earth	See Shushumi	Strength > 40 Vitality > 40
Axe Hellerate	60	6	2	21~30 Fire	See Shushumi	Intelligence > 60 Vitality > 60
Axe Ident	50	6	2	19~28 Air	See Shushumi	Agility > 50 Vitality > 50
Axe Terrdala	83	6	1	11~35 Earth Steals 3~4 Fire	+26~40 Strength +31~50 Vitality +3~4 Critical hit +16~20% Damage +4~5% Resist neutral	None
Axe Vegax	70	5	2	4~8 Air 4~8 Fire 4~8 Water 4~8 Earth	See Shushumi	Strength > 35 Agility > 35 Chance > 35 Intelligence > 35 Vitality > 70
Axe of Lies	116	5	2	21~32 Neutral 7~16 Air	+31~50 Agility +11~20 Wisdom +4~6 Damage +6~15 Prospecting +6~10 Resist air +6~10 Resist water +6~10 Resist fire +6~10 Resist earth +6~10 Resist neutral	Agility > 120 Vitality > 150
Bamboo Slayer	26	6	1	11~20 Fire	16~25 Vitality	None
Bards' Hall	99	5	1	36~40 Neutral	+51~60 Strength +51~60 Vitality +6~10% Damage	Vitality > 100 Strength > 100
Blade O'Ven	1	4	1			None
Bombu Cutter	39	5	1	15~24 Neutral	+6~15 Intelligence +6~15 Wisdom	Vitality > 20 Wisdom > 20
Boowolf Axe	55	6	2	16~35 Earth	+6~30 Strength +6~55 Vitality +1~15 Wisdom +2~3 Critical hits	None
Boulgourde of the Glades	62	6	2	31~45 Neutral	+5 Critical hit +30 Intelligence +30 Chance -30 Agility +20 Vitality	Intelligence > 124 Chance > 30 Vitality > 10
Canni Blade	176	4	1	11~23 Neutral 11~23 Water	+42~60 Chance +201~250 Vitality +21~30 Wisdom +3~4 Critical hit +1 Range +6~10 Damage +11~20 Prospecting +6~10 Resist earth	Chance > 450
Charm Pruner	47	4	1	16~20 Neutral	+20 Wisdom +26~35 Intelligence +26~35 Chance -16~25 Strength	Wisdom > 20 Intelligence > 20 Chance >20
Cheeken Axe	137	5	2	14~22 Earth 14~22 Fire Steals 3~4 Earth Steals 3~4 Fire	+28~40 Strength +26~40 Intelligence +22~30 Wisdom +101~150 Vitality +6~10 Prospecting +6~10% Resist fire +6~10% Resist earth	None
Chestnut Tree Eater	8	4	1	6~10 Neutral	+3 Agility -5 Intelligence	Strength > 8 Agility > 3
Clever Hatchet	81	4	1	23~29 Neutral	+21~50 Vitality +21~40 Agility +6~15 Wisdom +21~40 Intelligence -101~200 Initiative -21~50 Strength	Vitality > 50 Agility > 50 Intelligence > 50
Crack Axe	54	5	1	21~25 Neutral	+16~30 Strength +16~30 Intelligence	Vitality > 70
Dame Zel Axe	90	4	2	31~35 Neutral	+31~70 Vitality +31~70 Strength -500 Initiative	Vitality > 150 Wisdom > 50 Strength > 250
Darsson's Axe	57	4	1	18~27 Neutral	+21~30 Chance +21~30 Agility -100 Initiative -6~15 Wisdom	Chance > 20 Agility > 20 Vitality > 20
Dreggon Axe	126	4	2	23~37 Neutral Steals 4~6 Water	+21~40 Chance +16~25 Agility +11~20 Wisdom +51~80 Vitality +3-4 Critical hit +11~15 Prospecting +4~6 Damage +5~7 Resist air +5~7 Resist earth	Chance > 180 Wisdom > 80
Hemal Axe	1	6	1	6~10 Earth	None	Lumberjack > 79
Hevlalav Hatchet	6	4	1	6~10 Neutral	+7 Vitality +5 Strength	None
Huvant Axe	35	5	1	9~18 Fire	+11~20 Strength -51~80 Agility	Strength > 50
Jon Lemon	28	5	1	11~15 Air	+10~20 Vitality -11~20 Wisdom	Agility > 30
Kape Axe	128	4	1	24~42 Neutral	+13~40 Intelligence +76~150 Vitality +5~10 Damage +3~6 Heals +3~10 Prospecting +3~6% Resist fire	Intelligence > 230 Agility > 60 Vitality > 250
Koss Axe	80	4	2	11~17 Neutral 11~17 Water	+26~40 Vitality +26~40 Chance +11~20 Agility +16~25 Wisdom +6~10 Prospecting +101~200 Initiative	Chance > 120 Agility > 60
Limb Chopper	66	4	1	21~25 Neutral	+21~30 Wisdom +21~40 Vitality -2~3 Range	Vitality > 50 Strength > 30
Lookabeer Axe	96	5	1	31~37 Neutral	+21~30 Strength +21~30 Agility +21~30 Chance +21~30 Wisdom +21~30 Intelligence	Vitality > 120
Lumberjack Axe	1	4	1	2~4 Neutral	+1 Vitality	None
Lumberjack Hatchet	3	5	1	4~9 Neutral	+5 Vitality	Vitality > 2
Maple Tree Eater	25	4	1	11~15 Neutral	+30 Agility -10 Vitality	Agility > 30
Michael Dougle Axe	158	5	1	13~19 Air 13~19 Fire 13~19 Water	+21~40 Intelligence +21~40 Wisdom +21~40 Agility +21~40 Chance +101~150 Vitality +1 Range +11~20 Prospecting +5~7% Resist air +5~7% Resist water +5~7% Resist fire	Chance > 150 Agility > 150 Intelligence > 150
Militiaman Bardiche	78	5	1	26~32 Neutral	+21~50 Vitality +21~40 Chance +6~15 Wisdom +21~40 Strength -21~50 Intelligence	Vitality > 30 Strength > 30 Wisdom > 30 Chance > 5
Minotoror Axe	109	5	2	21~40 Neutral Steals 3~5 Earth	+51~100 Vitality +16~25% Damage +4~6 Damage +6~10 Prospecting +1~2 Summon +21~40 Wisdom	None
Nidanwa Axe	59	6	1	13~37 Neutral	+21~30 Strength +21~30 Agility +3~4 Damage	Strength > 100 Vitality > 50
Oak Killer	33	4	1	11~15 Neutral	+26~35 Strength +26~35 Agility -6~15 Vitality	Strength > 66 Agility > 10
Oliviolet Pruner	42	4	1	16-22 Neutral	+11~20 Wisdom +21~30 Vitality -6~15 Intelligence -6~15 Strength	Vitality > 60
Pesc Axe	87	5	1	31~35 Neutral	+31~50 Agility +31~50 Strength -6~25 Chance	Vitality > 50 Agility > 50
Pole Axe	84	4	1	28~32 Neutral	+31~50 Strength +31~50 Vitality	Vitality > 100 Strength > 50
Purrin Axe	62	4	1	23~28 Neutral	+16~30 Wisdom +41~70 Vitality	Vitality > 150
Samuel J. Axe	22	5	1	7~11 Water	+11~30 Intelligence -11~20 Strength Hunting Weapon	Wisdom > 30
Sandanwa Axe	83	6	1	11~45 Neutral	+31~50 Vitality +16~25 Wisdom +5~6 Critical hit +2~3 Damage +100 Initiative	None
Shodanwa Axe	36	6	1	6~30 Water	+11~20 Chance +11~20 Intelligence	None
Sick Axe	162	5	2	Steals 10 HP Earth 30 Neutral	+31~50 Strength +31~40 Wisdom +151~200 Vitality +5~7 Critical hit +6~10 Damage +11~15 Prospecting	Strength > 300 Wisdom > 250
Stone Axe	51	4	1	16~25 Neutral	+16~25 Strength +21~29 Vitality +7~20 Wisdom +50 Initiative	Strength > 50 Vitality > 60
Terophyle Axe	15	5	1	3~7 Earth	+21~70 Strength -1 AP	Strength > 70 Intelligence < 10
Tex Axe	30	5	2	8~20 Water	See Shushumi	Chance > 30 Vitality > 30
The Warf Axe	112	4	1	9~19 Neutral 9~19 Neutral	+51~100 Vitality +201~400 Initiative +21~40 Strength +16~25 Wisdom +1 Range +2~3 Critical hit +6~10% Damage +4~6 Resist neutral +4~6 Resist fire +6~10 Prospecting	Strength > 150 Wisdom > 150
Treechnid Splitter	74	4	1	21~35 Neutral	+10% Damage +30 Wisdom +30 Vitality +30 Strength -20 Intelligence	Strength > 148 Wisdom > 10 Vitality > 30
Vôr'Om Axe	12	4	1	10~14 Neutral	+6~15 Vitality +5 Agility	Vitality > 10
Walnut Cutter	21	4	1	11~15 Neutral	+20 Vitality -5 Strength -5 Intelligence	Vitality > 30
Whistle Cutter	66	4	1	21~30 Neutral	+16~30 Strength +16~30 Vitality +16~30 Agility +16~20 Wisdom	Strength > 30 Agility > 30 Vitality > 30
Wild Cherry Splitter	32	4	1	16~20 Neutral	+1 Critical hit +30 Vitality -10 Strength	Vitality > 40
Yew Axe	17	4	1	11~15 Neutral	+21~35 Intelligence -1~5 Vitality	Strength > 10 Intelligence > 35
Yondanwa Axe	98	5	1	6~25 Neutral 6~25 Fire	+51~80 Vitality +21~35 Wisdom +21~40 Intelligence +5~6 Damage	Intelligence > 150 Strength > 75 Vitality > 85
Zoth Warrior Axe	139	5	2	7~13 Air 7~13 Water 7~13 Fire 7~13 Neutral	+251~300 Vitality +26~35 Wisdom +3~4 Damage +1 AP +11~15 Prospecting	Wisdom > 250 Vitality > 500
Name	Lvl	AP	Hands	Damage	Effects	Conditions

From The Vault

Fallout 3 weapon Axe Attack statistics dmg/attack: 20 DPS: 28.572 attacks/sec: 1.4286 Criticals crit dmg: 30 crit chance: x 2 Other skill: Melee Weapons AP: 30 item HP: 500 repair: Axes weight: 6 value: 60 base id: xx00838f

The Axe is an average melee weapon which is added to Fallout 3 with the Point Lookout add-on. It is used by the Swampfolk and Tribals and can only be repaired with other Axes.

Variants

• The Dismemberer - Obtained from Plik after completing Plik's Safari, the Dismemberer is slightly stronger, and has a very high chance to turn enemies into paste and giblets, which also restores 5 AP.

Bugs

• Axes seem to tumble furiously when dropped (unconfirmed, 360)

Appearances

Axes appear in the Fallout 3 add-on Point Lookout.

Point Lookout (add-on)

Quests & achievements Main quests The Local Flavor · Walking with Spirits · Hearing Voices · Thought Control · A Meeting of the Minds Side quests A Spoonful of Whiskey · An Antique Land · Plik's Safari · The Dark Heart of Blackhall · The Velvet Curtain · Lighting the Lighthouse · Lost Daughter Achievements The Local Flavor · Walking with Spirits · A Meeting of the Minds · Bog Walker Places Riverboat Landing · Duchess Gambit · Point Lookout · Ark & Dove Cathedral · Ark & Dove Resting Grounds · Beachview Campsite · Blackhall Manor · Buoys · Calvert Mansion · Coastal Grotto · Disaster Relief Outpost · Dove Delta · Flooded Sinkhole · Grower's Shack · Haley's Hardware · Herzog Mine · Jet Crash Site · Kenny's Cave · Lighthouse (Underground Lab) · Lil' Tyke Playhouse · Marguerite's Shack · Ofie Clan Plot · Pilgrim's Landing (Boardwalk, Homestead Motel, House of Wares, Naval Recruitment Center, People's Bank of Point Lookout, Pier, Warehouse) · Ritual Site · Ruzka's Lair · Sacred Bog Entrance · Sub Recovery Site · Smuggler's Shack · Trapper's Shack · Trash Heap · Truck Wreckage · Turtledove Detention Camp · USS Ozymandias · Wrecked Seatub Items Weapons Axe (The Dismemberer) · Bio-Gas Canister · Double-Barrel Shotgun (Pa's Fishing Aid (cut)) · Lever-Action Rifle (Backwater Rifle) · Microwave Emitter · Ritual Knife · Shovel (Fertilizer Shovel) · Toy Knife Armor Confederate Hat · Cryptochromatic Spectacles · Desmond's Eyeglasses · Grifter's Fit · Handyman Jumpsuit · Pint-Sized Slasher Mask · Police Hat · Tribal Garb · Workman's Coveralls Misc Cogwave Jammer · Fishing Pole · Kenny-Bear · Lab Access Card · Lighthouse Bulb · Lump of Brain · Moonshine · Plik's Journal · Punga Seeds · Refined Punga Fruit · Riverboat Ticket · Submarine Self-Destruct Codes · The Krivbeknih · Wild Punga Fruit · Yeast Characters & creatures Friendlies Catherine · Croatoa · Desmond · Freki · Geri · Haley · Jackson · Jacob Humboldt · Jimson · Kenny · Marcella · Marguerite · Nadine · Obadiah Blackhall · Madame Panada · Plik · Professor Calvert · Rip Smithy · Tobar the Ferryman · Woodrose Hostiles Feral Ghoul Reaver · Ruzka · Smugglers · Swamp Ghoul · Swampfolk (Brawler, Bruiser, Creeper, Scrapper, Tracker) · Swamplurk (Swamplurk Queen) · Tribals Perks Ghoul Ecology · Punga Power! · Superior Defender · Gray Matters  · Mirelurk Ecology  · Swing For The Fences

Weapons of Fallout 3

Unarmed Brass Knuckles (Steel Knuckles) · Deathclaw Gauntlet · Power Fist (Fisto!, The Shocker) · Spiked Knuckles (Plunkett's Valid Points) Melee Auto Axe, Steel Saw (Man Opener, The Mauler) · Axe (The Dismemberer) · Baseball Bat · Chinese Officer's Sword (Jingwei's Shock Sword, Samurai's Sword, Vampire's Edge) · Combat Knife (Occam's Razor, Stabhappy, Trench Knife) · Knife (Ant's Sting, Slasher Knife, Ritual Knife, Toy Knife) · Lead Pipe · Nail Board (Board of Education) · Police Baton · Pool Cue (The Break) · Repellent Stick · Ripper (Jack) · Rolling Pin · Shishkebab · Shock Baton (Electro-Supressor) · Sledgehammer (The Tenderizer) · Shovel (Fertilizer Shovel) · Super Sledge (Fawkes' Super Sledge) · Switchblade (Butch's Toothpick) · Tire Iron (Highwayman's Friend) Small Guns Pistols .32 Pistol (Wild Bill's Sidearm) · N99 10mm Pistol (Colonel Autumn's 10mm Pistol) · Chinese Pistol (Zhu-Rong v418 Chinese Pistol) · Dart Gun · Silenced 10mm Pistol · Scoped .44 Magnum (Blackhawk, Callahan's Magnum, Paulson's Revolver) Shotguns Drum-Magazine Combat Shotgun (The Terrible Shotgun) · Double-Barrel Shotgun · Sawed-Off Shotgun (The Kneecapper) SMGs 10mm SMG (Sydney's 10mm "Ultra" SMG) Rifles Assault Rifle · BB Gun · Chinese Assault Rifle (Xuanlong Assault Rifle) · Hunting Rifle (Ol' Painless) · Infiltrator (Perforator) · Lever-Action Rifle (Backwater Rifle) · Lincoln's Repeater · Railway Rifle · Sniper Rifle (Reservist's Rifle, Victory Rifle) Big Guns Drone Cannon (Drone Cannon Ex-B) · Fat Man (Experimental MIRV) · Flamer (Burnmaster, Rapid-Torch Flamer, Slo-Burn Flamer) · Gatling Laser (Precision Gatling Laser, Vengeance) · Heavy Incinerator · Minigun (Eugene) · Missile Launcher (Miss Launcher) · Rock-It Launcher Energy Weapons Pistols Alien Atomizer (Atomic Pulverizer) · Alien Blaster (Firelance, Captain's Sidearm) · Laser Pistol (Colonel Autumn's Laser Pistol, Protectron's Gaze, Smuggler's End) · Mesmetron (Microwave Emitter) · Plasma Pistol (MPLX Novasurge) Rifles Alien Disintegrator (Destabilizer) · Gauss Rifle · Laser Rifle (Metal Blaster, Wazer Wifle) · Plasma Rifle (A3-21's Plasma Rifle) · Tesla Cannon · Tri-Beam Laser Rifle Explosives Grenades Bio-Gas Canister · Cryo Grenade · Frag Grenade · Nuka Grenade · Plasma Grenade · Pulse Grenade Mines Bottlecap Mine · Cryo Mine · Frag Mine · Plasma Mine · Pulse Mine Cut content (Black Bart's Bane) · (Breaker) · (Clover's Cleaver) · Cryolator · (Curse Breaker, Excalibat) · (Discharge Hammer) · (Gauss Rifle (Beta)) · (Grenade Launcher) · Katana · (Law Dog) · (Lightning Gun) · (Love Tap) · Mason Jar Mine · Mirelurk Bait Grenade · (O'Grady's Peacemaker) · (Pa's Fishing Aid) · Piggy Bank Grenade · Spanner · (Tesla Cannon (Beta)) · (Wanda) Parentheses () denote unique weapon variants, italics denote weapons available through add-ons.

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Axes (アクス Akusu) are a recurring weapon type from the Final Fantasy series. They are usually two-handed weapons, meaning that a character cannot simultaneously use a shield. Axes are generally not as accurate as other weapons. Recurring axes include the Ogre Axe, Venom Axe, and Rune Axe (which uses MP to add more damage and tends to be the ultimate axe). They are most often associated with the Berserker class. Kaeli from Final Fantasy Mystic Quest uses axes, and there are many others from various other games that do so as well, such as Guy from Final Fantasy II.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Final Fantasy 1.2 Final Fantasy II 1.3 Final Fantasy III 1.4 Final Fantasy IV 1.4.1 Final Fantasy IV: The After Years 1.5 Final Fantasy V 1.6 Final Fantasy VI 1.7 Final Fantasy IX 1.8 Final Fantasy XI 1.9 Final Fantasy XII 1.10 Final Fantasy Tactics 1.11 Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift 1.12 Final Fantasy Mystic Quest 1.13 Dissidia Final Fantasy

Appearances

Final Fantasy

Axes can be equipped by the Warrior and Ninja classes.

List of Axes:

• Battle Axe
• Gigantaxe
• Great Axe
• Light Axe
• Ogrekiller
• Rune Axe

Final Fantasy II

Axes can be equipped by everyone, but Guy comes equipped with one by default.

List of Axes:

• Axe
• Battle Axe
• Mythril Axe
• Demon Axe
• Ogrekiller
• Poison Axe
• Rune Axe
• Giantaxe (Anniversary only)

Final Fantasy III

Axes can be equipped by Warrior, Viking, and Onion Knight Jobs.

List of Axes:

• Viking Axe
• Battle Axe
• Dual Tomahawk
• Rune Axe
• Demon Axe
• Dual Haken
• Gigantic Axe

Final Fantasy IV

Axes can be equipped by Cecil, Kain, and Cid.

List of Axes:

• Dwarf Axe
• Ogrekiller
• Rune Axe
• Poison Axe
• Gigant Axe

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years

List of Axes:

• Dwarf Axe
• Tomahawk
• Ogrekiller
• Rune Axe
• Poison Axe
• Gigant Axe

Final Fantasy V

Axes can be equipped by the Berserker and Freelancer Jobs, though any Job can equip it if the character has equipped the Equip Axes ability, taught by the Berserker Job.

List of Axes:

• Battle Axe
• Ogrekiller
• Poison Axe
• Titan's Axe
• Rune Axe
• Earthbreaker

Axe is also the physical attack of Drippy.

Final Fantasy VI

Though axes cannot be wielded by the playable characters, the ranks of the Captain and Templar in the Gestahlian Empire's imperial troops wield an axe and is the name of their basic physical attack.

Final Fantasy IX

Axes are only wielded by the enemy in Final Fantasy IX. The Goblin Mage wields an axe and can use it in its weak physical attack.

Final Fantasy XI

Axes are a type of weapon often used by Warriors and Beastmasters. Most axes exist as either normal axes and pickaxes.

Notable Axes:

• Aymur
• Guttler
• Tabarzin
• Maneater
• Woodville's Axe
• Labrys
• Kriegsbeil
• Retributor
• Zoraal Ja's Axe
• Acha d'Armas

There is also a category called "Great Axes" - two-handed axes. These slow, powerful weapons are Warriors' specialty, though Dark Knights can also wield these weapons.

Notable Great Axes:

• Bravura
• Conqueror
• Amood
• Balestarius
• Byakko's Axe
• Gawain's Axe
• Rune Chopper
• Bhuj
• Foolkiller
• Ulfhedinn
• Perdu Voulge
• Pendragon Axe
• Rampager

Final Fantasy XII

Any character can equip Axes, as long if they have acquired the necessary licenses.

List of Axes:

• Handaxe
• Broadaxe
• Slasher
• Hammerhead
• Francisca
• Greataxe
• Golden Axe

Final Fantasy Tactics

Axes can be equipped by the Squire and Geomancer Jobs, though any Job can equip them, as long as the character has equipped the Equip Axes Support ability.

List of Axes:

• Battle Axe
• Giant Axe
• Slasher
• Francisca (War of the Lions only)
• Golden Axe (War of the Lions only)

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift

Axes are one of the weapons that can be equipped by Seeq Vikings.

List of Axes:

• Broadaxe
• Slasher
• Hammerhead
• Francisca
• Greataxe
• Golden Axe

Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Benjamin and Kaeli can equip Axes. They can be used to chop down trees and other obstacles on the overhead map.

List of Axes:

• Axe
• Battle Axe
• Giant's Axe

Minotaur and its undead counterpart, the Minotaur Zombie, wield an axe each and both use it for a physical attack.

Dissidia Final Fantasy

Axes appear in Dissidia as a type of weapon. Warrior of Light, Garland, Cecil, Golbez, and Jecht are the only characters that can equip them originally.

v · e · d Weapons
Weapon types
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Specific and Recurring Sets
Bronze - Chocobo - Crystal - Dark - Demon - Diamond - Dragon - Fire - Gold - Ice - Iron - Lightning - Mythril - Onion - Platinum - Rune - Silver
Specific weapons
Anastasia - Brotherhood - Buster Sword - Celestial Weapons - Cerberus - Death Penalty - Dual Hound - Excalibur II - Fixed Dice - Fusion Swords - Lion Heart - Magun - Mythgraven Blade - Mythic Weapons - Revolver - Sealed Weapons - Sword of Kings - Souba - Tiny Bee - Treaty Blade - Umbrella - Velvet Nightmare - Wyrmhero Blade - Yagyu Darkblade - Zodiac Spear
Recurring weapons
Abel's Lance - Air Knife - Ancient Sword - Apocalypse - Apollo Harp - Artemis Bow - Assassin's Dagger - Ashura - Asura's Rod - Avenger - Bastard Sword - Battle Axe - Blood Sword - Boomerang - Brave Blade - Broadsword - Cat Claws - Chain Whip - Chicken Knife - Chirijiraden - Claymore - Coral Sword - Dancing Dagger - Dark Bow - Deathbringer - Defender - Dragon Whisker - Dream Harp - Durandal - Earth Bell - Eight-Fluted Pole - Elven Bow - Enhancer - Excalibur - Excalipoor - Fairie Harp - Falchion - Flail - Flame Bute - Flametongue - Fomalhaut - Francisca - Fuma Shuriken - Gae Bolg - Gigantaxe - Gladius - Godhand - Greataxe - Greatsword - Gungnir - Halberd - Hardedge - Hawkeye - Healing Staff - Heaven's Cloud - Heavy Lance - Holy Lance - Holy Rod - Icebrand - Javelin - Judgment Staff - Kagenui - Kain's Lance - Kaiser Knuckles - Kikuichimonji - Killer Bow - Knife - Kodachi - Kotetsu - Kunai - Laevateinn - Lamia Harp - Lightbringer - Light Staff - Lilith Rod - Loki's Lute - Longbow - Longinus - Longsword - Mace of Zeus - Mage Masher - Mage's Staff - Main Gauche - Man-Eater - Masamune - Materia Blade - Metal Knuckle - Moonring Blade - Morning Star - Muramasa - Murasame - Mutsonokami - Nirvana - Oak Staff - Obelisk - Ogrekiller - Ogrenix - Orichalcum - Osafune - Partisan - Peacemaker - Perseus Bow - Pinwheel - Poison Axe - Poison Knuckle - Power Staff - Punisher - Ragnarok - Rising Sun - Royal Sword - Rune Blade - Sage's Staff - Sagittarius - Sasuke's Blade - Save the Queen - Scimitar - Scorpion Tail - Scythe - Slasher - Sleep Sword - Stardust Rod - Stoneblade - Sun Blade - Sword Breaker - Thor's Hammer - Thunder Blade - Tiger Fangs - Trident - Twin Lance - Ultima Weapon - Viking Axe - War Hammer - Whale Whisker - Wind Spear - Wizard Rod - Yoichi Bow - Zanmato - Zantetsuken - Zwill Crossblade
Weapon Lists
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v · e · dEnemy Abilities
Physical
Axe - Body Slam - Crush - Haymaker - Knife - Rush - Sword Dance
Elemental
Acid Rain - Aeroja - Almagest - Aqua Breath - Atomic Ray - Avalanche - Beam - Blaze - Breath - - Cyclone - Diamond Dust - Earthquake - Electrocute - Fireball - Flame - Flamethrower - Frost - Hellfire - Inferno - Judgment - Lightning - Quicksand - Sandstorm - Scorch - Shadow Flare - Snowstorm - Spark - Tornado - Tremor - Trine - Tsunami - Wind Slash
Restorative/Prevention
Angel Whisper - Eerie Sound Wave - Mighty Guard - Pollen - Potion - Wall Change - White Wind
Status
Acid - Bad Breath - Blaster - Bone - Breath - Death Claw - Digestive Acid - Entangle - Flash - Frog Song - Frost - Gaze - Grand Cross - Ink - Mind Blast - Mustardbomb - Needle - Night - Poison Claw - Poison Gas - Pollen - Powder - Sandstorm - Stone Breath - Stone Gaze - Tongue - Vampire
Stat
Dragon Force - Guard-Off - Pollen
Non-elemental
1000 Needles - Aqua Breath - Beam - Big Bang - Black Fang - Black Hole - Bone - Blaster - Cave-In - Chef's Knife - Cleave - Crush - - Cyclone - Death Claw - Delta Attack - Dischord - Karma - Self-Destruct - Flare Star - Goblin Punch - Heartless Angel - Laser - Level 3 Flare - Level 5 Death - Lifebreak - Maelstrom - Magic Hammer - Matra Magic - Mega Flare - Needle - Reverse Polarity - Roulette - Sacrifice - Sandstorm - Seed Cannon - Shadow Flare - Shockwave - Snort - Sonic Boom - Stone - Supernova - Tentacle - Traveler - Tsunami - Wave Cannon - Zantetsuken
Lists
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From GuildWiki

Contents 1 General 2 Damage Stats 3 Upgrades and Modifiers 4 Axe Types 4.1 Core 4.2 Bonus Mission Pack 4.3 Prophecies 4.4 Factions 4.5 Nightfall 4.6 Eye of the North

General

The Axe is a primary weapon that usually causes slashing damage (with very few exceptions that cause piercing damage). Most axe skills use adrenaline, not energy, and many of them can be chained together to inflict numerous conditions.

The Warrior's Axe Mastery attribute improves damage dealt by the axe and linked skills, and is often a requirement for this weapon type. Equipping an axe is required to perform Axe Mastery skills. There also tend to be more Area of Effect skills in the Axe Mastery line, such as Cyclone Axe and Triple Chop, which when used with the right skills can reap numerous rewards.

Damage Stats

• The maximum damage range for axes is 6-28. The minimum damage range is 2-3.

Note: A low damage axe can also have minimum damage of 7 (instead of 6).

• The critical hit of a customized max axe is 48.
• Axes swing every 1.33 seconds(Certain attack animations involve two swings of the axe in rapid succession, but actually only one "attack" is carried out).
• Axes tend to have a very wide range of damage compared to swords and hammers. An axe may do 6-28 damage, whereas a sword of the same level would do 15-22 damage and a hammer would do 19-35.
• On average, the highest level axe will do 12.8 damage per second (17 damage per hit), while its sword counterpart would do 13.9 dps (18.5 dph) and the hammer would do 16.3dps (27dph). It is therefore best to invest heavily in Axe Mastery to increase the likelihood of a critical hit and make use of the axe's high end damage. Based on the critical hit research, a max damage axe will produce more average damage per hit than a max damage sword at weapon mastery 11 or higher.
• Axes with an attribute requirement of 0 have been observed with damage ranges as high as 6-12.

Upgrades and Modifiers

An axe can be equipped with a magic Axe Haft (name prefix) and/or Axe Grip (name suffix) to add extra bonuses to the weapon.

Furthermore an axe may come with a number of non-salvagable weapon modifiers in Prophecies and Factions, or an Inscription slot in Nightfall and Eye of the North.

See "Weapon Upgrades" for details.

Axe Types

Note: The only thing influenced by the type is the damage type, and even that can be ignored because the vast majority of axes cause Slashing damage. A few cause Piercing damage, which has a few more counters than Slashing damage, such as Bonelace Armor. Other stats (range, damage range, swing rate) are not influenced. A max damage Sephis Axe does the same amount of damage as a max damage Cleaver, which does the same damage as a max damage Battlepick. Which visual appearance you prefer is mostly a matter of taste.

Please consult our visual gallery or see them listed by campaign below.

Core Axes that deal slashing damage: Chaos Axe Cleaver (Tyrian variant) Dwarven Axe Great Axe Hand Axe PvP Axe Sephis Axe Serpent Axe Sickle (Tyrian variant) Spiked Axe Starter Axe Stygian Reaver Tribal Axe War Axe Axes that deal piercing damage: Battlepick Non-standard axes: Candy Cane Axe Wintergreen Axe Bonus Mission Pack Axes that deal slashing damage: Charr Axe (BMP) Mursaat Axe Tengu Axe Undead Axe

Prophecies Axes that deal slashing damage: Ascalon Axe Battle Axe Deldrimor Axe Double-bladed Axe (Fiery) Flame Spitter Hatchet Krytan Axe Kyhlo Axe Sephis Axe Summit Axe White Reaver Axes that deal piercing damage: Battle Axe Piercing Axe Unique axes: Deldrimor Axe (unique) Razorstone Tanzit's Cleaver Totem Axe Victo's Battle Axe

Factions Axes that deal slashing damage: Archaic Axe Celestial Axe Cleaver (Canthan variant) Crude Axe Dragoncrest Axe Gemstone Axe Gothic Axe Gothic Dual Axe Grinning Dragon Axe Halo Axe Jade Axe Kaineng Axe Mammoth Axe Morning Star Axe Plagueborn Axe Runic Axe Rusty Axe Sickle (Canthan variant) Zodiac Axe Unique axes: Cho Wei's Axe Dragoncrest Axe Ironclaw Kanaxai's Axe Razorfin's Axe Wing's Axe

Nightfall Axes that deal slashing damage: Ancient Axe Avian Axe Barbed Axe Crescent Axe Crude Axe Dual Winged Axe Gemstone Axe Heket Axe Hooked Axe Serpentine Reaver Shadow Axe Sickle (both variants) Tormented Axe Ungula Axe Winged Axe Non-standard axes: Fiery Blade Axe Icy Blade Axe Unique axes: Chaklin's Axe Chor's Axe Forgotten Axe Mallyx's Reaver Morrob's Axe Robah's Axe

Eye of the North Axes that deal slashing damage: Asuran Axe Charr Axe Charrslayer Axe Destroyer Axe Dwarven Axe Eaglecrest Axe Greater Jagged Reaver Greater Summit Axe Jagged Reaver Lesser Jagged Reaver Norn Axe Pyroclastic Axe Serpent Axe Sickle (both variants) Stygian Reaver Summit Axe Tribal Axe White Reaver Axes that deal piercing damage: Piercing Axe Unique axes: Axe of the Hierophant Axe of the Kinslayer Byndliss' Reaver Droknar's Axe Murakai's Reaver Shon's Reaver The Bonehewer The Stonebreaker (Axe)

See also: Category:Axes

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From Grand Theft Wiki

The Fire Axe, or just known as Axe, is a weapon that appears in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. It is used by Toni Cipriani in order to kill Giovanni Casa in a mission in Liberty City Stories. The axe is also a weapon of choice for the Diablos. The axe is an average weapon that deals the same amount of damage as a Baseball Bat and is one of the only few melee weapons the player cannot perform a swing hit whilst using in Vice City Stories.

Locations

GTA Liberty City Stories

• Harwood, Portland Island - Behind the fire station.

GTA Vice City Stories

• Washington Beach - Next to the Chunder Wheel at the fairground.
• Downtown - At the construction site and the later Moist Palms Hotel.
• Viceport - At the oil refinery fuel depot where the mission Burning Bridges takes place.

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From Marvel Database

This is the Axe disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Axe, enemy of the New Mutants

Axe (Valkyries)

Battleaxe (Jerome Hamilton) alias Axe

Axe of Violence

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From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This article refers to all hatchets, if you wish to view Hatchets from Stealing Creation see Hatchet (Stealing Creation)

Members only?	No, other than the Sacred clay hatchet, Dragon hatchet, and Inferno Adze
Primary attack type	Slash
Secondary attack type	Crush
Speed

The Hatchet is the tool used in Woodcutting to chop trees. (Prior to 1 April 2009, a hatchet was called an 'Axe.' All woodcutting axes were then renamed as hatchets to clear up ambiguity between the woodcutting tool and more powerful 'Battleaxe" weapons.)

A hatchet is a melee weapon, available in all varieties of metal except white, although its power and speed are less favourable than many other weapons. Hatchets can be used to slash webs. A bronze hatchet spawns on the wood stump at the chicken farm in the north east section of Lumbridge. Most hatchets, except for the Dragon hatchet, the Black hatchet, the Inferno Adze, and the Sacred clay hatchet, can be smithed using the Smithing skill.

The level required to wield a hatchet is different than the level required to use a hatchet to chop trees. Wielding is governed by attack level while chopping trees is governed by woodcutting level. Therefore a level 3 combat player can use a Dragon hatchet but not wield it if their attack level is not high enough.

Hatchet Type	Woodcutting level required to use	Attack level required to wield	Attack bonus (Slash)
Bronze hatchet	1	1	+4
Iron hatchet	1	1	+5
Steel hatchet	6	5	+8
Black hatchet	6	10	+10
Mithril hatchet	21	20	+12
Adamant hatchet	31	30	+17
Rune hatchet	41	40	+26
Dragon hatchet	61	60	+38

Trivia

• When the woodcutting animation was changed, only the Sacred clay hatchet retained the old woodcutting animation.
• Axes were renamed as Hatchets on 1 April 2009 to avoid confusion, but this temporarily caused some scams as people said that a hatchet was a rare item.
  • Some players were confused when Jagex changed the name of axes, because they were no longer listed on the Grand Exchange as an axe, so players couldn't find the 'hatchet' they wanted to buy.
• Before the introduction of Hatchets, the Broken axe random event was removed and all remaining broken pieces were removed from the game.
• Interestingly, although Hatchets can be made using the Smithing skill with only the Metal bar and a Hammer, there is no wood involved in the production and thus the origin of the hatchet's handle remains a mystery.
•  All hatchets with the exception of Sacred Clay hatchets appear to have a red part along the edge of them, even visible on the Dragon Hatchet. This is thought to be blood, as hatchets can be used a weapon, but traditional hatchets in real life have a red part along the edge, so this may be the case.

v • d • e Hatchet
Bronze • Iron • Steel • Black• Blessed • Mithril • Adamant • Sacred clay • Volatile clay • Rune • Dragon • Inferno adze

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

An axe was a type of melee weapon of ancient design. A weapon of this type was used by Lirondo during the Seventh Battle of Ruusan. The blades on each side of his axe were extremely sharp and could deal considerable damage to opponents. The legendary Sith King Adas , who lived before the invention of the lightsaber , also used a battle axe as his primary weapon. The Ewok woodcutter, Chukha-Trok, was well-known for using his axe as both a tool and a weapon for taking down his enemies. The Axe is also a main weapon of the Gammoreans.

Appearances

• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
• Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
• Jedi vs. Sith
• Star Wars Galaxies
• Star Wars Missions 15: Voyage to the Underworld
• Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure

Sources

• Star Wars Sourcebook (First appearance)
• Star Wars: Expanded Universe toy line
• Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, Second Edition
• Jedi vs. Sith: The Essential Guide to the Force
• Rebellion Era Campaign Guide

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From TibiaWiki

This item is in the Weapons class Axe Attributes: Atk:12, Def:6 Hands: One-Handed Weight: 40.00 oz. Loot value: 7-10 gp. Dropped by: Orc, Dwarf, Minotaur, Wild Warrior, Bandit, Nomad. Buy from: Memech (Ankrahmun) 20 gp Willard (Edron) 20 gp Esrik (Farmine) 20 gp Uzgod (Kazordoon) 20 gp Cedrik (Liberty Bay) 20 gp Brengus (Port Hope) 20 gp Lee'Delle/Obi (Rookgaard) 20 gp Robert (Svargrond) 20 gp Sam/Turvy (Thais) 20 gp Romella (Venore) 20 gp Morpel (Yalahar) 20 gp Sell to: Memech (Ankrahmun) 7 gp Willard (Edron) 7 gp Esrik (Farmine) 7 gp Cedrik (Liberty Bay) 7 gp Brengus (Port Hope) 7 gp H.L. (Outlaw Camp) 6 gp Lee'Delle/Obi (Rookgaard) 7 gp Robert (Svargrond) 7 gp Sam/Turvy (Thais) 7 gp Baltim (Tyrsung) 7 gp Romella (Venore) 7 gp Morpel (Yalahar) 7 gp Notes: Not very useful, however cheap to buy in Rookgaard for lower levels.   Skill vs. Creature vs Player Avg Max Avg Max 40 20 40 10 20 60 30 59 15 30 80 40 79 20 40 90 45 89 22 45 100 50 99 25 50 Damage values assume attacker uses Offensive Fighting mode, and that target has 0 armor. See also: Items. Add historical information about this item.

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

Transformers sometimes use axes for melee weapons.

Historically, humans have used axes since they were in a primitive (OK, more primitive) state. The general operating principle is heavy weight plus sharp blade plus swing momentum equals OUCH. How an energy-based version of this works is another matter, although large axes always have an appeal.

Generation One Optimus Prime sometimes wields an Energon-axe, whilst Broadside used a vibro axe. Gigantion's Metroplex had one named 'Sparkdrinker'. Think of what a spark is when you figure what the axe is meant to do.

And to round out the list, Animated Optimus Prime has one of these, too. This makes some sense, since an axe can be useful in chopping things that aren't robots.

Toys

Generation One

Transformers Collection

• Convoy
  • Japanese ID number: 00

20th Anniversary / Masterpiece

• Optimus Prime (2003 / 2004)
• Optimus Prime (20th Anniversary DVD Edition, 2006)
• Convoy Complete Edition (2006)

Robot Masters

• G1 Convoy (2004)
• G1 Convoy with DVD (2004)
• G1 Convoy Limited Black Version (2005)

Heroes of Cybertron

• Optimus Prime with Plasma Weapon

Transformers Animated

• Cybertron Mode Optimus Prime (Deluxe, 2008)
  • Accesseries: Double bladed blue axe.

• Optimus Prime vs. Megatron: The Battle Begins (Deluxe class figure multi-pack, 2008)
  • Accesseries: Single bladed axe

• Optimus Prime (Voyager, 2008)
  • Accesseries: double bladed axe and water squirter

• Roll-Out Command Optimus Prime (Supreme, 2008)
  • Accesseries: Pop out rocket powered axe.

• Bumper Battlers Optimus Prime (Bumper Battlers, 2008)

The bumper battlers version of Optimus Prime is the one with an axe which doesn't come out of or into his hand and only stays inside of it.

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From Traveller Wiki - Science-Fiction Adventure in the Far future

Axe, stone
Type	Tool
Tech Level	0
Size	2.5 liters
Weight	2.2kg
Cost	Cr70

A heavy attached to a handle of wood or animal bone by by leather cord or plant fibers. It is not as sharp as a knife or sword, but has a large moment arm and significant crushing power. The heaviness of the blade also makes it more durable if used against hard surfaces or as a blocking tool. This heaviness and size of this two handed tool makes it somewhat unwieldy in combat or in enclosed spaces.

Axe, metal
Type	Tool
Tech Level	1
Size	2 liters
Weight	1.8kg
Cost	Cr220

A heavy bladed tool used shape, split and cut wood, harvest timber, and as a weapon. During the TL-1 era the head of the axe is made of metal, usually copper, bronze or iron. The axe handle usually is wood, though for axes designed as weapons, the handle is reinforced or replaced by metal. It is during the TL1 development era where the design of an axe begins to reflect its intended purpose. There are different axe designs for felling trees, carpentry, and warfare. With the development of firearms at TL-2, the use of the axe as a weapon falls from favor.

Axe, fire
Type	Tool
Tech Level	3
Size	3 liters
Weight	2 kg
Cost	Cr100

A fire axe is a tool specifically designed for rescue work. The head is designed for smashing through any number of material and is backed by a pick. The haft is a non-flammable material and usually over-designed to accept several hundred pounds of weight.

Axe, ice
Type	Tool
Tech Level	3
Size	3 liters
Weight	1.5kg
Cost	cr25

An ice axe or climbing axe is a light weight tool used to assist in climbing. The head is smaller and more pointed, backed by either a hammer head or an awl. The haft usually has attachment points for rope and other climbing gear. It is used to make steps or hand holds in rock and, more frequently, ice.

This article was copied or excerpted from the following copyrighted sources and used under license from Far Future Enterprises and by permission of the author.

– Emperor's Arsenal

– Imperial Encyclopedia