Spear

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==Summary==
A spear is a pole weapon consisting of a long shaft and a pointed tip. Spears are one of earliest known weapon in the world, a distinction it shares with axes, knives, and clubs. Spear heads are made out of various materials such as bone, obsidian, flint, iron, steel, and bronze. 
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: , higher with piercing damage
Name: Spear
Origin: The Real World
Age: Spears are among the oldest known weapons (Homo heidelbergensis individuals may have developed the technology of stone-tipped spears in Africa around 500,000 years ago. A wooden spear tip that's 420,000 years old is displayed at the National History Museum in London)
Length: Varies by civilization and purpose; infantry spears in post-classical times ranged from 6 to 8 feet in shaft length. Longer spears such as the cavalier Qiang (one zhang (Chinese unit of measurement), or 11 feet 9 inches long) and the Sarissa (5.5 meters) are known to exist.
Weight: Unknown; very likely varied
Classification: Melee or thrown weapon
Wielders: Hunters, fishermen, soldiers, and chimpanzees
Attack Potency: Street level, higher with piercing damage (Historically used for hunting a wide variety of animals and for warfare. Larger animals, such as bears and woolly mammoths, may take many stabs before going down, and thus various designs of polearm heads were designed both for hunting and warfare)
Speed: Varies  (Depends on wielder and usage)
Range: Varies; Extended Melee Range to Several Meters depending on size (The sarissa, a two-handed pike, has a length of 5.5 meters; Japanese pikes/yari could be up to 10 metres), higher when thrown
Weaknesses: Its length can prove to be cumbersome to use in tight spaces
Category:Real World
Category:Items
Category:Spears