This is a list of Weapons in the Lost Cities. Some are similar to human weapons, while others are extremely different. Elves do not usually carry/own weapons, because their minds cannot handle violence and their abilities and skills grant them with ways to defend themselves in which others can't.
Known Weapons[]
Melder: One of the most commonly used weapons throughout the series. It is a sleek, silver blaster that discharges energy from a distance, paralyzing the recipient. It is used by elves.
Goblin Throwing Stars: This weapon is used mainly by the goblins (Sandor, Grizel, Brielle) and it closely resembles a ninja star. It was used by Sophie Foster, Fitz Vacker, and a few other Elves in Flashback.
Shamkniv: This weapon was mentioned in Nightfall, by the ogre king, King Dimitar. This weapon is a serrated, curved blade that is used to punish Mercadirs. It leaves permanent scars in a distinctive shape when used. Sometimes, when Dimitar is seriously displeased, he will dip the Shamkniv in flesh-eating bacteria before using it. This is the weapon used to torture Lady Gisela and Alvar.
Soporidine: An extremely powerful sedative that the Neverseen turned into a weapon by creating lethal blobs of the substance and inserting them into a gun. An extremely small dose of it can render an elf unconscious for two or three days, and larger amounts can knock them out for an indefinite period of time.
Sword: Many Goblin bodyguards use swords, which they strap to their chests or backs. The swords are mainly used by Goblins because of their size and weight, which would be far too much for a normal elf to wield comfortably.
Daggers: Goblin daggers are very similar to the human version. Sandor taught Sophie how to throw daggers in Flashback, with very short daggers, only two inches inches long. Ogre and Troll daggers are extremely different. Bo's dagger is described as "a dark blade as long as his forearm" whereas Tarina's is spiral-like in form.
Long Shot: A weapon that Tarina (trollish bodyguard to Sophie Foster) uses. It is a cross between a scythe and an axe, with a pole. Said pole has a sharp end used for stabbing. Tarina named the Long Shot as a reminder that even when all hope feels lost, she could still continue fighting.