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{{About|a specific weapon called '''spear'''}}
 
{{Infobox main|weapon
 
{{Infobox main|weapon
 
| name = Spear
 
| name = Spear
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| meleeattack3cool = 2.6
 
| meleeattack3cool = 2.6
 
| meleeattack3ap = 50
 
| meleeattack3ap = 50
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| MeleeWeaponAverageDPS = 7.35
 
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| MeleeWeaponAverageAP = 38
 
 
| production facility 1 = Fueled smithy
 
| production facility 1 = Fueled smithy
 
| production facility 2 = Electric smithy
 
| production facility 2 = Electric smithy
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| damage type = Sharp
 
| damage type = Sharp
 
| mass base = 2
 
| mass base = 2
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| has quality = True
 
| work to make = 12000
 
| work to make = 12000
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| weaponTags = NeolithicMeleeAdvanced, MedievalMeleeAdvanced
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| work speed stat = General Labor Speed
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| weaponTags = NeolithicMeleeAdvanced, MedievalMeleeAdvanced, Spear
 
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The '''spear''' is a [[Weapons#Melee Weapons|melee weapon]] that does a large amount of [[damage]], has a fairly long cooldown, and deals [[Damage Types|sharp damage]].
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The '''spear''' is a [[Weapons#Melee Weapons|melee weapon]] that does a large amount of sharp [[damage]] with high {{AP}}.
  
 
== Acquisition ==
 
== Acquisition ==
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Spears can be crafted at [[fueled smithy|any]] [[electric smithy|smithy]] once the [[Research#Long blades|Long Blades]] research has been completed, from {{Required Resources}} and {{Ticks|{{P|Work To Make}}}} of work.
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{{Acquisition}}
  
 
Spears can be purchased from any combat supplier or war merchant, or obtained from several kinds of melee [[raider]]s.
 
Spears can be purchased from any combat supplier or war merchant, or obtained from several kinds of melee [[raider]]s.
  
 
== Analysis ==
 
== Analysis ==
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The spear is a sharp weapon with a ''very'' similar damage output to the [[longsword]], despite the in-game tooltips stating otherwise. This is because the game does not account for the [[Weapons#Melee formulas|melee verb selection]] mechanic introduced in 1.1. Spears and/or longswords are the best sharp melee weapons that colonists can craft.
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The spear is a sharp weapon with a ''very'' similar damage output to the [[longsword]], despite the in-game tooltips stating otherwise. This is because the game does not account for the [[Weapons#Melee formulas|melee verb selection]] mechanic introduced in 1.1.  
  
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===Compared to longswords===
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Spears and/or longswords are the best sharp melee weapons that colonists can craft. They compete with [[mace]]s and [[warhammer]]s{{RoyaltyIcon}} for best overall craftable weapon. In-depth comparison can be seen in the below section.
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=== Comparison to longswords ===
 
<!-- Cut v Stab sources: https://steamcommunity.com/app/294100/discussions/0/3042732243097084212 & https://steamcommunity.com/app/294100/discussions/0/3111394035968026504 . You can test the x1.4 damage multi by going into devmode and hitting things with a plasteel knife. -->
 
<!-- Cut v Stab sources: https://steamcommunity.com/app/294100/discussions/0/3042732243097084212 & https://steamcommunity.com/app/294100/discussions/0/3111394035968026504 . You can test the x1.4 damage multi by going into devmode and hitting things with a plasteel knife. -->
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Spears have very slightly less {{DPS}}. The longsword is {{+|{{%| (7.96 / 7.88) - 1 round 3}}}} stronger in ''raw'' DPS than the spear, after considering melee verb selection. In exchange, the spear has noticeably more {{AP}} and costs {{icon small|stuff}} 25 materials less. This makes the spear numerically superior, but that is not the full story.
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Spears have very slightly less {{DPS}}. The longsword is {{+|{{%| (7.96 / 7.88) - 1 round 3}} }} stronger in ''raw'' DPS than the spear, after considering [[melee verb selection]]. In exchange, the spear has noticeably more {{AP}} ({{+|14%}}) and costs {{Icon Small|stuff}} 25 materials less. This makes the spear numerically superior, but that is not the full story.
  
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Longswords can either ''[[Damage types#Cut|Cut]]'' or ''[[Damage types#Stab|Stab]]'', while spears can only ''Stab''. Cut damage has a chance to "cleave" through body parts. This increases damage per swing by 140%, but its damage is split between body parts. The spear can only stab: its damage is weaker, but always concentrated on one body part.
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Longswords can either ''[[Damage types#Cut|Cut]]'' or ''[[Damage types#Stab|Stab]]'', while spears can only ''Stab''. Cut damage has a chance to "cleave" through body parts. This increases damage per swing by 140%, but its damage is split between body parts. The spear can only stab: its damage is weaker, but always concentrated on one body part. The cleave will cause [[pain shock]] faster, due to increased damage. Generally, pain shock is much more likely than body part destruction.
  
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If a cut happens to reduce a body part to 0 HP, it is more likely to be destroyed. But since cleaving will spread out damage in the first place, Cut remains less likely to destroy larger limbs (like the arms and legs). Also, stabs are more likely to hit internal organs. However, both of these factors are ''much'' less important than the aforementioned cleaving.
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If a cut happens to reduce a body part to 0 HP, it is more likely to be destroyed. But since cleaving will spread out damage in the first place, Cut remains less likely to destroy larger limbs (like the arms and legs). Also, stabs are more likely to hit internal organs. However, both of these factors tend to be less important than the aforementioned cleaving.
  
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Overall, which option is better depends on weapon [[quality]] and expected targets:
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Overall, which option is better depends on expected targets:
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* At normal to excellent qualities, longswords are often better (at least more consistent) for fighting against unarmored humans, lightly armored humans, and light mechs like [[scyther]]s and [[lancer]]s. This is due to the increased damage from cleaving. Spears would be better for fighting against armored enemies, due to the higher {{AP}}.
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* At normal to excellent qualities, longswords are often better (definitely more consistent) for fighting against unarmored humans, lightly armored humans, and light mechs like [[scyther]]s and [[lancer]]s. This is due to the increased damage from cleaving. Spears would be better for fighting against armored enemies, like [[centipede]]s, due to the higher {{AP}}.
  
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* In contrast, a masterwork [[plasteel]] spear / sword is able to one-shot body parts like head and neck. The masterwork spear will more consistently one-shot human enemies, as the damage won't be spread out.{{Check Tag|Which is better?|(I) incorrectly assumed that spears could one-shot the torso. Testing vs. unarmored}} Spears still have more {{AP}}, so are better against armored enemies.
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* A masterwork [[plasteel]] spear / sword is able to one-shot body parts like head and neck, though not the torso. The masterwork spear will more consistently one-shot human enemies, as the damage won't be spread out. Empirical testing suggests that the longsword remains better against unarmored targets.{{Check Tag|More testing needed|At legendary, when sword killed 100 adult pawns, spear killed 92 - 97. This was done 3x, in all 3 sword was better}} Spears still have more {{AP}}, so are better against armored enemies.
  
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It's worth noting that the spear faces heavy competition with the [[mace]] as a cheaper, anti-armor weapon.
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It's worth noting that the spear faces competition with the [[mace]] as a cheaper, anti-armor weapon.
  
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===Compared to maces===
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=== Comparison to maces ===
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The spear is actually closer to the [[mace]] in their niche, as both are better than the longsword against armor. Maces are cheaper, is best used with [[uranium]] rather than [[plasteel]], and unlocked in Smithing rather than Long Blades.
 
  
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At normal quality, a [[plasteel]] spear deals more damage than a [[uranium]] mace until {{%| (9.56/10.55 -1)/(-0.75) + 0.55 round 2}} <!--
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The spear shares a niche with the [[mace]], as both offer better [[Armor]] Penetration (AP) than the longsword, gladius, or knife. Compared to the spear, the mace requires fewer crafting materials, is best made of [[uranium]] rather than [[plasteel]], and is unlocked with [[Smithing]] research rather than Long Blades. Before armor, spears deal {{+|{{%| 7.88/7.01 -1 round 2}} }} more damage than a mace of equal quality. Maces are good against armor despite having low AP, since most enemies have very little Blunt armor.
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We are solving for 1 / (Spear DPS Improvement%) = (Armor Reduction%). We can get DPS Improvement using (DPS Spear / DPS Mace). For armor, we know that 1% AP reduces 1% of armor, and 1% of armor equals -0.75% damage, which is subtracted from 100% damage. Since spear's only Sharp attack has 55% AP, we use that instead of spear's avg AP.  
 
  
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Sub variables in and you get (9.56 / 10.55) = (100 - 0.75(x - 55))%. Solve for x and we get (9.56 / 10.55 - 1) / -0.75 = (x - 0.55), after converting percents into decimals. ---> Sharp armor. This is before considering quality; at higher quality, the spear only gets better. For example, if both weapons are excellent, then the mace only starts to become better at {{%| (11.48/12.63 -1)/(-0.75) + 0.66 round 2}} armor. For reference, [[centipede]]s have 72% armor.
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At normal quality, a [[plasteel]] spear deals more damage than a [[uranium]] mace until fighting enemies with {{%| (9.56/10.55 -1)/(-0.75) + 0.55 round 2}} <!--  
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We are solving for 1 / (Spear DPS Improvement%) = (Armor Reduction%). The spear's DPS Improvement can be approximated as (DPS Spear / DPS Mace). 1% AP reduces 1% of armor, and every 1% of armor negates 0.75% of an attack's damage. The spear's only Sharp attack has 55% AP, so 55% AP is used in the following calculations instead of the spear's average AP of 20%.  
  
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The mace still would be better against [[flak vest]]s and [[power armor]], but not by a lot. Meanwhile, spears are noticeably better against unarmored foes, and roughly equal/better against armored foes up to centipedes. Enemies with power armor are quite rare. So, as spears are better against a much larger portion of targets, they are ''practically'' better than maces of the same quality.  
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Substituting variables produces (9.56 / 10.55) = (100 - 0.75(x - 55))%. Solving for x yields (9.56 / 10.55 - 1) / -0.75 = (x - 0.55), after converting percents into decimals. ---> Sharp armor. This is before considering quality; at higher quality, the spear only gets better. For example, if both weapons are excellent, then the mace only starts to become better at {{%| (11.48/12.63 -1)/(-0.75) + 0.66 round 2}} armor. For reference, [[centipede]]s have 72% armor. So while a mace would be stronger against [[flak vest]]s (when hitting the vest) and [[power armor]], spears are noticeably better against unarmed foes, and roughly equal against armor up to centipedes'. Enemies with power armor aren't very common.
  
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This assumes plasteel vs. uranium. If both weapons are made out of [[steel]], then the mace becomes relatively better against centipedes and plate armor and the like. Also remember that maces are cheaper.
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This assumes plasteel vs. uranium. If both weapons are made out of [[steel]], then the mace becomes relatively better against centipedes and plate armor and the like. Also remember that maces are cheaper, and that uranium is generally used less than plasteel.
  
 
'''Notes:'''
 
'''Notes:'''
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* Once you reach masterwork quality, the plasteel spear's AP is so high, that no enemy has enough armor to justify using the mace. The spear is roughly equal against most power armor (a few % DPS worse), but outright better against centipedes and unarmored targets.
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* Once you reach masterwork quality, the plasteel spear's AP gets very high. No enemy, short of the [[empire]]'s absolute best soldiers{{RoyaltyIcon}}, has enough armor to justify using the mace. The spear is roughly equal against most power armor (a few % DPS worse), but can ignore all of a centipede's armor for the full 112%-of-mace damage.
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* This comparison does not account for the strong melee damage gene.{{BiotechIcon}} With strong melee damage, the mace comes out ahead.
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* This comparison does not account for the strong melee damage [[gene]].{{BiotechIcon}} With strong melee damage, the mace comes out ahead due to overkill mechanics (see below).
  
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===With strong melee gene===
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=== With strong melee gene ===
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With the [[Genes#Strong melee damage|strong melee ''damage'']] gene,{{BiotechIcon}} the comparisons change drastically.  
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With the [[Genes#Strong melee damage|strong melee ''damage'']] [[gene]],{{BiotechIcon}} the comparisons change.
  
 
# High quality longswords can now one-shot the torso. Legendary plasteel swords can one-shot the torso even in a cleave attack, assuming it split between 2 parts.
 
# High quality longswords can now one-shot the torso. Legendary plasteel swords can one-shot the torso even in a cleave attack, assuming it split between 2 parts.
 
# When an excellent plasteel longsword (or better) does a ''cleave'' attack, its damage so high that it causes [[pain shock]] in a single swing.  
 
# When an excellent plasteel longsword (or better) does a ''cleave'' attack, its damage so high that it causes [[pain shock]] in a single swing.  
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# Meanwhile, the spear can only ever hit a single body part. If a 62 damage spear hits a 25 damage arm, the arm is destroyed and 37 damage (over {{%|1-(25/62) round 2}} of the attack) is wasted. If a sword cleaves, much less damage is wasted.  
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# Meanwhile, the spear can only ever hit a single body part. If a 62 damage spear hits a 25 damage arm, the arm is destroyed and 37 damage (over {{%|1-(25/62) round 2}} of the attack) is wasted. If a sword cleaves, much less damage is wasted. Blunt weapons like [[mace]]s and [[warhammer]]s{{RoyaltyIcon}} will hit the parent part if it would overkill (e.g. destroying the arm will damage the shoulder for remaining HP).
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# Strong melee damage also boosts the {{AP}} of a weapon. Masterwork plasteel swords have enough AP to ignore the armor of a [[centipede]] and any other mechanoid, [[Biotech DLC|DLC]] or not.
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# Strong melee damage also boosts the {{AP}} of longswords. But due to the quirks of the game, it does ''not'' boost the AP of spears. Longsword AP becomes nearly identical to the spear.
  
 
This results in high quality swords ''with the damage gene'' being virtually better against all targets, short of [[tough]] pawns. Against humanoids, a sword can either (1-shot torso/head or cleave to pain shock), while a spear can ''only'' (1-shot torso/head). Against mechanoids, the cleave damage results in the sword coming out ahead regardless.
 
This results in high quality swords ''with the damage gene'' being virtually better against all targets, short of [[tough]] pawns. Against humanoids, a sword can either (1-shot torso/head or cleave to pain shock), while a spear can ''only'' (1-shot torso/head). Against mechanoids, the cleave damage results in the sword coming out ahead regardless.
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The masterwork steel longsword given at the start of the [[Scenario_system#The_Sanguophage|The Sanguophage]] scenario reaches both relevant thresholds. With your [[sanguophage]], it can one-shot through a torso stab and one-shot through cleaving pain. This longsword is actually stronger per-hit than an excellent plasteel longsword, and likely better than any weapon you'll be seeing for a while.
 
The masterwork steel longsword given at the start of the [[Scenario_system#The_Sanguophage|The Sanguophage]] scenario reaches both relevant thresholds. With your [[sanguophage]], it can one-shot through a torso stab and one-shot through cleaving pain. This longsword is actually stronger per-hit than an excellent plasteel longsword, and likely better than any weapon you'll be seeing for a while.
  
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{{Weapon Quality Table}}
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{{Weapon Stats Table}}
  
 
== Version history ==
 
== Version history ==
 
* [[Version/0.7.581|0.7.581]] - Added
 
* [[Version/0.7.581|0.7.581]] - Added
 
* [[Version/1.1.2610|1.1.2610]] - Implementation of new melee verb system. Previously, spears were more likely to use their shaft rather than their point. This now results in spears having higher DPS than what the game's infobox states.  
 
* [[Version/1.1.2610|1.1.2610]] - Implementation of new melee verb system. Previously, spears were more likely to use their shaft rather than their point. This now results in spears having higher DPS than what the game's infobox states.  
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* [[Version/1.5.4062|1.5.4062]] - Received a new texture
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Spear Old.png|Texture prior to 1.5
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[[Category:Equipment]] [[Category:Weapons]] [[Category:Neolithic Weapons]]
 
[[Category:Equipment]] [[Category:Weapons]] [[Category:Neolithic Weapons]]
 
[[Category:Melee Weapons]] [[Category:Sharp Weapons]] [[Category:Spears]]
 
[[Category:Melee Weapons]] [[Category:Sharp Weapons]] [[Category:Spears]]

Latest revision as of 07:21, 15 November 2024

This article is about a specific weapon called spear. For other uses, see Spear (disambiguation).

Spear

Spear

A polearm tipped with a sharp point for stabbing opponents.

Base Stats

Type
Equipment – Weapons
Tech Level
Neolithic
Weapon Class
Neolithic
Mass
2 kg

Ranged Combat

Mode
Melee

Melee Combat

Mode
Melee
Melee Attack 1
Shaft
13 dmg (Blunt)
20% AP
2.6 seconds cooldown
Melee Attack 2 
Shaft
13 dmg (Poke)
20% AP
2.6 seconds cooldown
Melee Attack 3 
Point
23 dmg (Stab)
50% AP
2.6 seconds cooldown

Creation

Crafted At
Fueled smithy / Electric smithy
Required Research
Long blades
Skill Required
Crafting 4
Work To Make
12,000 ticks (3.33 mins)
Work Speed Stat
General Labor Speed
Stuff Tags
Metallic, Woody
Resources to make
Stuff 75
Technical
Has Quality
True
weaponTags
NeolithicMeleeAdvanced, MedievalMeleeAdvanced, Spear


The spear is a melee weapon that does a large amount of sharp damage with high AP.

Acquisition[edit]

Spears can be crafted at a fueled smithy or electric smithy once the long blades research project has been completed. Each requires Stuff 75 Stuff (Metallic/Woody, 750 for SMVs), 12,000 ticks (3.33 mins) of work modified by the general labor speed of the crafter and the work to make factor of the material, and a crafting skill of 4.

Spears can be purchased from any combat supplier or war merchant, or obtained from several kinds of melee raiders.

Analysis[edit]

The spear is a sharp weapon with a very similar damage output to the longsword, despite the in-game tooltips stating otherwise. This is because the game does not account for the melee verb selection mechanic introduced in 1.1.

Spears and/or longswords are the best sharp melee weapons that colonists can craft. They compete with maces and warhammersContent added by the Royalty DLC for best overall craftable weapon. In-depth comparison can be seen in the below section.

Comparison to longswords[edit]

Spears have very slightly less DPS. The longsword is +1% stronger in raw DPS than the spear, after considering melee verb selection. In exchange, the spear has noticeably more AP (+14%) and costs Stuff 25 materials less. This makes the spear numerically superior, but that is not the full story.

Longswords can either Cut or Stab, while spears can only Stab. Cut damage has a chance to "cleave" through body parts. This increases damage per swing by 140%, but its damage is split between body parts. The spear can only stab: its damage is weaker, but always concentrated on one body part. The cleave will cause pain shock faster, due to increased damage. Generally, pain shock is much more likely than body part destruction.

If a cut happens to reduce a body part to 0 HP, it is more likely to be destroyed. But since cleaving will spread out damage in the first place, Cut remains less likely to destroy larger limbs (like the arms and legs). Also, stabs are more likely to hit internal organs. However, both of these factors tend to be less important than the aforementioned cleaving.

Overall, which option is better depends on expected targets:

  • At normal to excellent qualities, longswords are often better (definitely more consistent) for fighting against unarmored humans, lightly armored humans, and light mechs like scythers and lancers. This is due to the increased damage from cleaving. Spears would be better for fighting against armored enemies, like centipedes, due to the higher AP.
  • A masterwork plasteel spear / sword is able to one-shot body parts like head and neck, though not the torso. The masterwork spear will more consistently one-shot human enemies, as the damage won't be spread out. Empirical testing suggests that the longsword remains better against unarmored targets.[More testing needed] Spears still have more AP, so are better against armored enemies.

It's worth noting that the spear faces competition with the mace as a cheaper, anti-armor weapon.

Comparison to maces[edit]

The spear shares a niche with the mace, as both offer better Armor Penetration (AP) than the longsword, gladius, or knife. Compared to the spear, the mace requires fewer crafting materials, is best made of uranium rather than plasteel, and is unlocked with Smithing research rather than Long Blades. Before armor, spears deal +12% more damage than a mace of equal quality. Maces are good against armor despite having low AP, since most enemies have very little Blunt armor.

At normal quality, a plasteel spear deals more damage than a uranium mace until fighting enemies with 68% Sharp armor. This is before considering quality; at higher quality, the spear only gets better. For example, if both weapons are excellent, then the mace only starts to become better at 78% armor. For reference, centipedes have 72% armor. So while a mace would be stronger against flak vests (when hitting the vest) and power armor, spears are noticeably better against unarmed foes, and roughly equal against armor up to centipedes'. Enemies with power armor aren't very common.

This assumes plasteel vs. uranium. If both weapons are made out of steel, then the mace becomes relatively better against centipedes and plate armor and the like. Also remember that maces are cheaper, and that uranium is generally used less than plasteel.

Notes:

  • Once you reach masterwork quality, the plasteel spear's AP gets very high. No enemy, short of the empire's absolute best soldiersContent added by the Royalty DLC, has enough armor to justify using the mace. The spear is roughly equal against most power armor (a few % DPS worse), but can ignore all of a centipede's armor for the full 112%-of-mace damage.
  • This comparison does not account for the strong melee damage gene.Content added by the Biotech DLC With strong melee damage, the mace comes out ahead due to overkill mechanics (see below).

With strong melee gene[edit]

With the strong melee damage gene,Content added by the Biotech DLC the comparisons change.

  1. High quality longswords can now one-shot the torso. Legendary plasteel swords can one-shot the torso even in a cleave attack, assuming it split between 2 parts.
  2. When an excellent plasteel longsword (or better) does a cleave attack, its damage so high that it causes pain shock in a single swing.
  3. Meanwhile, the spear can only ever hit a single body part. If a 62 damage spear hits a 25 damage arm, the arm is destroyed and 37 damage (over 60% of the attack) is wasted. If a sword cleaves, much less damage is wasted. Blunt weapons like maces and warhammersContent added by the Royalty DLC will hit the parent part if it would overkill (e.g. destroying the arm will damage the shoulder for remaining HP).
  4. Strong melee damage also boosts the AP of longswords. But due to the quirks of the game, it does not boost the AP of spears. Longsword AP becomes nearly identical to the spear.

This results in high quality swords with the damage gene being virtually better against all targets, short of tough pawns. Against humanoids, a sword can either (1-shot torso/head or cleave to pain shock), while a spear can only (1-shot torso/head). Against mechanoids, the cleave damage results in the sword coming out ahead regardless.

The masterwork steel longsword given at the start of the The Sanguophage scenario reaches both relevant thresholds. With your sanguophage, it can one-shot through a torso stab and one-shot through cleaving pain. This longsword is actually stronger per-hit than an excellent plasteel longsword, and likely better than any weapon you'll be seeing for a while.

Attack table

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  • Spear Spear Shaft (Blunt) Shaft (Poke) Point (Stab) Human: Left & right fist (Blunt) HP Value
    Quality
    		 Material DPS[1] AP[1] Dam. Cool. AP DPS Chance[2] Dam. Cool. AP DPS Chance[2] Dam. Cool. AP DPS Chance[2] Dam. Cool. AP DPS Chance[2]
    Awful Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 7.97 42.3% 9.36 2.6s 14.4% 3.6 6.25% 9.36 2.6s 14.4% 3.6 6.25% 23.92 2.6s 52% 9.2 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 200 82 Silver
    Awful Gold Gold 5.02 26% 10.4 2.6s 16% 4 6.25% 10.4 2.6s 16% 4 6.25% 13.8 2.6s 30% 5.31 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 3770 Silver
    Awful Plasteel Plasteel 8.39 36.3% 9.36 2.08s 14.4% 4.5 6.25% 9.36 2.08s 14.4% 4.5 6.25% 20.24 2.08s 44% 9.73 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 280 385 Silver
    Awful Silver Silver 5.57 29% 10.4 2.6s 16% 4 6.25% 10.4 2.6s 16% 4 6.25% 15.64 2.6s 34% 6.02 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 70 395 Silver
    Awful Steel Steel 6.39 33.5% 10.4 2.6s 16% 4 6.25% 10.4 2.6s 16% 4 6.25% 18.4 2.6s 40% 7.08 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 100 93 Silver
    Awful Uranium Uranium 6.6 37.5% 15.6 2.86s 24% 5.45 6.25% 15.6 2.86s 24% 5.45 6.25% 20.24 2.86s 44% 7.08 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 250 265 Silver
    Awful Wood Wood 3.87 12.73% 9.36 2.6s 14.4% 3.6 8.33% 9.36 2.6s 14.4% 3.6 8.33% 7.36 2.6s 16% 2.83 8.33% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 37.5% 65 60 Silver
    Poor Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 8.92 47.4% 10.53 2.6s 16.2% 4.05 6.25% 10.53 2.6s 16.2% 4.05 6.25% 26.91 2.6s 58.5% 10.35 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 200 123 Silver
    Poor Gold Gold 5.6 29.06% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 6.25% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 6.25% 15.53 2.6s 33.75% 5.97 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 5655 Silver
    Poor Plasteel Plasteel 9.38 40.65% 10.53 2.08s 16.2% 5.06 6.25% 10.53 2.08s 16.2% 5.06 6.25% 22.77 2.08s 49.5% 10.95 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 280 575 Silver
    Poor Silver Silver 6.21 32.44% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 6.25% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 6.25% 17.6 2.6s 38.25% 6.77 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 70 595 Silver
    Poor Steel Steel 7.13 37.5% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 6.25% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 6.25% 20.7 2.6s 45% 7.96 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 100 139 Silver
    Poor Uranium Uranium 7.37 42% 17.55 2.86s 27% 6.14 6.25% 17.55 2.86s 27% 6.14 6.25% 22.77 2.86s 49.5% 7.96 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 250 400 Silver
    Poor Wood Wood 3.83 15.08% 10.53 2.6s 16.2% 4.05 18.75% 10.53 2.6s 16.2% 4.05 18.75% 8.28 2.6s 18% 3.18 25% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 18.75% 65 90 Silver
    Normal Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 9.75 53.25% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 12.5% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 12.5% 29.9 2.6s 65% 11.5 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 200 164 Silver
    Normal Gold Gold 6.17 32.13% 13 2.6s 20% 5 6.25% 13 2.6s 20% 5 6.25% 17.25 2.6s 37.5% 6.63 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 7540 Silver
    Normal Plasteel Plasteel 10.53 45.75% 11.7 2.08s 18% 5.63 12.5% 11.7 2.08s 18% 5.63 12.5% 25.3 2.08s 55% 12.16 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 280 770 Silver
    Normal Silver Silver 6.86 35.88% 13 2.6s 20% 5 6.25% 13 2.6s 20% 5 6.25% 19.55 2.6s 42.5% 7.52 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 70 795 Silver
    Normal Steel Steel 7.88 41.5% 13 2.6s 20% 5 6.25% 13 2.6s 20% 5 6.25% 23 2.6s 50% 8.85 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 100 186 Silver
    Normal Uranium Uranium 8.15 46.5% 19.5 2.86s 30% 6.82 6.25% 19.5 2.86s 30% 6.82 6.25% 25.3 2.86s 55% 8.85 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 250 530 Silver
    Normal Wood Wood 4.36 17.17% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 37.5% 11.7 2.6s 18% 4.5 37.5% 9.2 2.6s 20% 3.54 8.33% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 8.33% 65 120 Silver
    Good Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 10.73 58.58% 12.87 2.6s 19.8% 4.95 12.5% 12.87 2.6s 19.8% 4.95 12.5% 32.89 2.6s 71.5% 12.65 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 200 205 Silver
    Good Gold Gold 6.75 35.19% 14.3 2.6s 22% 5.5 6.25% 14.3 2.6s 22% 5.5 6.25% 18.98 2.6s 41.25% 7.3 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 8040 Silver
    Good Plasteel Plasteel 11.58 50.33% 12.87 2.08s 19.8% 6.19 12.5% 12.87 2.08s 19.8% 6.19 12.5% 27.83 2.08s 60.5% 13.38 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 280 960 Silver
    Good Silver Silver 7.5 39.31% 14.3 2.6s 22% 5.5 6.25% 14.3 2.6s 22% 5.5 6.25% 21.51 2.6s 46.75% 8.27 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 70 990 Silver
    Good Steel Steel 8.63 45.5% 14.3 2.6s 22% 5.5 6.25% 14.3 2.6s 22% 5.5 6.25% 25.3 2.6s 55% 9.73 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 100 230 Silver
    Good Uranium Uranium 8.93 51% 21.45 2.86s 33% 7.5 6.25% 21.45 2.86s 33% 7.5 6.25% 27.83 2.86s 60.5% 9.73 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 250 665 Silver
    Good Wood Wood 4.75 18.68% 12.87 2.6s 19.8% 4.95 37.5% 12.87 2.6s 19.8% 4.95 37.5% 10.12 2.6s 22% 3.89 8.33% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 8.33% 65 150 Silver
    Excellent Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 11.7 63.9% 14.04 2.6s 21.6% 5.4 12.5% 14.04 2.6s 21.6% 5.4 12.5% 35.88 2.6s 78% 13.8 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 200 245 Silver
    Excellent Gold Gold 7.33 38.25% 15.6 2.6s 24% 6 6.25% 15.6 2.6s 24% 6 6.25% 20.7 2.6s 45% 7.96 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 8540 Silver
    Excellent Plasteel Plasteel 12.63 54.9% 14.04 2.08s 21.6% 6.75 12.5% 14.04 2.08s 21.6% 6.75 12.5% 30.36 2.08s 66% 14.6 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 280 1155 Silver
    Excellent Silver Silver 8.15 42.75% 15.6 2.6s 24% 6 6.25% 15.6 2.6s 24% 6 6.25% 23.46 2.6s 51% 9.02 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 70 1190 Silver
    Excellent Steel Steel 9.38 49.5% 15.6 2.6s 24% 6 6.25% 15.6 2.6s 24% 6 6.25% 27.6 2.6s 60% 10.62 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 100 280 Silver
    Excellent Uranium Uranium 9.71 55.5% 23.4 2.86s 36% 8.18 6.25% 23.4 2.86s 36% 8.18 6.25% 30.36 2.86s 66% 10.62 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 250 800 Silver
    Excellent Wood Wood 5.13 20.2% 14.04 2.6s 21.6% 5.4 37.5% 14.04 2.6s 21.6% 5.4 37.5% 11.04 2.6s 24% 4.25 8.33% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 8.33% 65 180 Silver
    Masterwork Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 14.14 77.21% 16.97 2.6s 26.1% 6.53 12.5% 16.97 2.6s 26.1% 6.53 12.5% 43.36 2.6s 94.25% 16.68 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 200 410 Silver
    Masterwork Gold Gold 8.77 45.91% 18.85 2.6s 29% 7.25 6.25% 18.85 2.6s 29% 7.25 6.25% 25.01 2.6s 54.38% 9.62 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 9540 Silver
    Masterwork Plasteel Plasteel 15.27 66.34% 16.97 2.08s 26.1% 8.16 12.5% 16.97 2.08s 26.1% 8.16 12.5% 36.69 2.08s 79.75% 17.64 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 280 1925 Silver
    Masterwork Silver Silver 9.76 51.34% 18.85 2.6s 29% 7.25 6.25% 18.85 2.6s 29% 7.25 6.25% 28.35 2.6s 61.63% 10.9 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 70 1985 Silver
    Masterwork Steel Steel 11.43 61.63% 18.85 2.6s 29% 7.25 12.5% 18.85 2.6s 29% 7.25 12.5% 33.35 2.6s 72.5% 12.83 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 100 465 Silver
    Masterwork Uranium Uranium 12.09 70.69% 28.28 2.86s 43.5% 9.89 12.5% 28.28 2.86s 43.5% 9.89 12.5% 36.69 2.86s 79.75% 12.83 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 250 1330 Silver
    Masterwork Wood Wood 6.08 23.99% 16.97 2.6s 26.1% 6.53 37.5% 16.97 2.6s 26.1% 6.53 37.5% 13.34 2.6s 29% 5.13 8.33% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 8.33% 65 300 Silver
    Legendary Bioferrite Bioferrite Content added by the Anomaly DLC 18.98 107.25% 19.31 2.6s 29.7% 7.43 0% 19.31 2.6s 29.7% 7.43 0% 49.34 2.6s 107.25% 18.98 100% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 200 820 Silver
    Legendary Gold Gold 9.92 52.03% 21.45 2.6s 33% 8.25 6.25% 21.45 2.6s 33% 8.25 6.25% 28.46 2.6s 61.88% 10.95 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 6.25% 60 10540 Silver
    Legendary Plasteel Plasteel 17.37 75.49% 19.31 2.08s 29.7% 9.28 12.5% 19.31 2.08s 29.7% 9.28 12.5% 41.75 2.08s 90.75% 20.07 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 280 3770 Silver
    Legendary Silver Silver 11.37 60.84% 21.45 2.6s 33% 8.25 12.5% 21.45 2.6s 33% 8.25 12.5% 32.26 2.6s 70.13% 12.41 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 70 3795 Silver
    Legendary Steel Steel 13.01 70.13% 21.45 2.6s 33% 8.25 12.5% 21.45 2.6s 33% 8.25 12.5% 37.95 2.6s 82.5% 14.6 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 100 930 Silver
    Legendary Uranium Uranium 13.76 80.44% 32.18 2.86s 49.5% 11.25 12.5% 32.18 2.86s 49.5% 11.25 12.5% 41.75 2.86s 90.75% 14.6 75% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 0% 250 2660 Silver
    Legendary Wood Wood 6.84 27.03% 19.31 2.6s 29.7% 7.43 37.5% 19.31 2.6s 29.7% 7.43 37.5% 15.18 2.6s 33% 5.84 8.33% 8.2 2s 12% 4.1 2× 8.33% 65 600 Silver

    For the full effects of qualities, see Quality.

    1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Note: This is the actual base average derived from the melee verb system updated in 1.1.2610, it may sometimes disagree with the listed value in the in-game infobox.
      It may also change depending on the stats and the melee verbs available to the wielder if the weapon is wielded by some other than a baseline human.
    2. ↑ Chance for attack to be selected, assuming the weapon is wielded by a baseline human. It may change depending on the melee verbs available to the wielder

    Version history[edit]

    • 0.7.581 - Added
    • 1.1.2610 - Implementation of new melee verb system. Previously, spears were more likely to use their shaft rather than their point. This now results in spears having higher DPS than what the game's infobox states.
    • 1.5.4062 - Received a new texture

    • Texture prior to 1.5

    Weapons
    Melee | Neolithic
    Breach axe • Club • Ikwa • Knife (Jade) • Spear
    Medieval
    Gladius • Longsword • Mace • Axe Content added by the Royalty DLC • Warhammer Content added by the Royalty DLC
    Ultra
    Eltex staff Content added by the Royalty DLC • Monosword (Persona) Content added by the Royalty DLC • Plasmasword (Persona) Content added by the Royalty DLC • Zeushammer (Persona) Content added by the Royalty DLC
    Improvised
    Beer • Elephant tusk • Thrumbo horn • Wood
    Ranged | Neolithic
    Greatbow • Pila • Recurve bow • Short bow • Flamebow Content added by the Biotech DLC
    Medieval
    Nerve spikerContent added by the Anomaly DLC
    Industrial
    Assault rifle • Autopistol • Bolt-action rifle • Chain shotgun • Heavy SMG • Launcher (EMP, Incendiary, Smoke, Toxbomb Content added by the Biotech DLC) • LMG • Machine pistol • Minigun • Pump shotgun • Revolver • Sniper rifle • Hellcat rifleContent added by the Anomaly DLC • IncineratorContent added by the Anomaly DLC
    Spacer
    Charge lance • Charge rifle
    Consumables
    Doomsday rocket launcher • Triple rocket launcher
    Throwables
    EMP grenades • Frag grenades • Molotov cocktails • Tox grenades Content added by the Biotech DLC
    Mechanoid
    Heavy charge blaster • Inferno cannon • Needle gun • Thump cannon • Beam graser Content added by the Biotech DLC • Charge blaster turret Content added by the Biotech DLC • Hellsphere cannon Content added by the Biotech DLC • Mini-flameblaster Content added by the Biotech DLC • Mini-shotgun Content added by the Biotech DLC • Slugthrower Content added by the Biotech DLC • Spiner Content added by the Biotech DLC • Toxic needle gun Content added by the Biotech DLC
    Structures
    Autocannon • Mini-turret gun • Mortar (Weapon) • Uranium slug cannon • Auto-mortar Content added by the Royalty DLC • Inferno cannon (Turret) Content added by the Royalty DLC • Light charge blaster Content added by the Royalty DLC • Mini-slugger Content added by the Royalty DLC • Tactical turret gun Content added by the Anomaly DLC
    Related | Body part weapons
    Prosthetic arm • Bionic arm • Archotech arm • Power claw • Field hand Content added by the Royalty DLC • Drill arm Content added by the Royalty DLC • Venom talon Content added by the Royalty DLC • Venom fangs Content added by the Royalty DLC • Knee spike Content added by the Royalty DLC • Elbow blade Content added by the Royalty DLC • Hand talon Content added by the Royalty DLC • Flesh whip Content added by the Anomaly DLC
    Integrated weapons
    Grenadier armor Content added by the Royalty DLC • Phoenix armor Content added by the Royalty DLC

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