I'm looking for anyone who has "a thin-bladed <metal> fan" or "a <metal> nightstick;" I'd like to find out whether these weapons train Light Thrown or Heavy Thrown.

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>Doesn't thrown skill on non-throwing weapons depend purely and exclusively on weight? I want to say anything over 40 stones is heavy, under is light?

Yep, though for the life of me, I can't recall what the weight break point is.

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>> >Doesn't thrown skill on non-throwing weapons depend purely and exclusively on weight? I want to say anything over 40 stones is heavy, under is light?

>> Yep, though for the life of me, I can't recall what the weight break point is.

I did some very basic testing, using store-bought weapons, and found this not to be true. I found that some lighter weight weapons were training Heavy, and some heavier weapons were training Light. My suspicion at the time was that size also played some sort of role. I don't believe I kept the data, or at least if I did I can't now find it, so I'm planning to do some more testing in a few minutes and I'll post the results.

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