In the late Ming Dynasty, there were roughly three types of naval weapons.

Melee weapons include scythes, penny guns, hooks, and shields.

Medium-range throwing weapons include pear head darts, dart guns, and iron arrows.

There are relatively many long-range weapons and other miscellaneous weapons, including artillery, franc machines, handguns, bows and crossbows, poison felts, pyrotechnic paper blankets, spray cans, and nine dragon boxes.

The Iron Scythe is a large scythe used to hook and break the rope of an enemy ship or to hook an enemy. Penny spears are made of bamboo poles, similar in length to spears, and have an iron tip to stab enemies.

The hook can hook the enemy ship when it is engaged, so that the enemy ship can be hooked

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