Archer

Crossbow · Arbalest — Mechanical Projectile Weapon

The crossbow is a ranged weapon that fires bolts using mechanical leverage. Unlike traditional bows, it employs a trigger mechanism, allowing users with less training to deliver powerful shots. It was widely used in medieval warfare and hunting.

Crossbow · Mechanical ranged weapon — Device with trigger mechanism for launching bolts

The bow gun, or crossbow, is a mechanical bow designed to make shooting projectiles easier and more powerful. Used extensively from medieval times through the Joseon era, it allowed even unskilled soldiers to deliver lethal force at a distance. Its strong draw and trigger system set it apart from traditional bows.

Matchlock Firearm · Early Long Gun — Muzzle-Loaded Infantry Weapon

The musket is a muzzle-loaded firearm widely used from the late 16th to early 19th century by military forces. It fired lead projectiles using gunpowder and profoundly changed battlefield tactics. Its effective range and penetration surpassed that of most melee weapons of its era.

Composite Bow · Multi-material Power — A powerful bow crafted from various materials

The composite bow is made by combining wood, horn, sinew, and sometimes other materials. Renowned for its superior elasticity and long range, it was particularly favored by mounted archers. Its moderate size and weight made it highly portable.

Bow · Long-range weapon — Widely used projectile weapon

A bow is a ranged weapon consisting of a flexible curved stave and a string, used to launch arrows. It has been employed for hunting and warfare since ancient times. Bows are made in various sizes and materials, traditionally wood and animal sinew.