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'''Weapons''' are one of three types of equipment in {{CC}}, the other two being [[List of Chrono Cross Armor|Armor]] and [[List of Chrono Cross accessories|Accessories]]. Each of the 45 playable characters has a single weapon slot that they can each equip one weapon to.
'''Weapons''' are one of three types of equipment in {{CC}}, the other two being [[List of Chrono Cross Armor|Armor]] and [[List of Chrono Cross accessories|Accessories]]. Each of the 45 playable characters has a single weapon slot that they can each equip one weapon to.


There are 14 types of weapons in [[Chrono Cross]] (16 if counting [[Hammer]]s and [[Shot|Cards]] as seperate from [[Axes]] and [[Shot]]s). Some are melee weapons, others are projectile weapons, and certain types of weapons have unique attributes (such as Rods, which attack all enemies instead of a single target). Each of the weapon types are exclusive to a small portion of Chrono Cross' 45 playable characters.  
There are 14 types of weapons in [[Chrono Cross]] (16 if counting [[Hammer]]s and [[Shot|Cards]] as seperate from [[Axes]] and [[Shot]]s). Some are melee weapons, others are projectile weapons, and certain types of weapons have unique attributes (such as Rods, which attack all enemies instead of a single target, or Boomerangs, which do that + are strong against Floating type enemies). Each of the weapon types are exclusive to a small portion of Chrono Cross' 45 playable characters.  


Each of the weapon types tends to run on a spectrum from "Bone" weapons (sometimes called by other names, such as "Ivory") generally being the weakest in any given weapon class to "Prism/Spectral/Rainbow" weapons generally being the strongest, with Bronze/Copper, Iron/Steel or Stone/Denadorite weapons generally being somewhere in between.
Each of the weapon types tends to run on a spectrum from "Bone" weapons (sometimes called by other names, such as "Ivory") generally being the weakest in any given weapon class to "Prism/Spectral/Rainbow" weapons generally being the strongest, with Bronze/Copper, Iron/Steel or Stone/Denadorite weapons generally being somewhere in between. Weapons made from Denadorite are always strong against [[Matter]] enemies.


Weapons in Chrono Cross, like in most RPGs (including [[Chrono Trigger]]), can be found in chests, dropped or [[Stealing|stolen]] by enemies, fulfilling certain tasks and sidequests or simply obtained by being bought in shops. Unlike in most RPGs however (including [[Chrono Trigger]]), shop vendors do not simply sell weapons for [[Gold]] - instead, players must exchange both Gold and [[List of Chrono Cross items#Materials|Material]]s in exchange for the shop owner to [[Crafting|craft]] the weapon. Each weapon requires a different amount of gold and different types and combinations of materials.
Weapons in Chrono Cross, like in most RPGs (including [[Chrono Trigger]]), can be found in chests, dropped or [[Stealing|stolen]] by enemies, fulfilling certain tasks and sidequests or simply obtained by being bought in shops. Unlike in most RPGs however (including [[Chrono Trigger]]), shop vendors do not simply sell weapons for [[Gold]] - instead, players must exchange both Gold and [[List of Chrono Cross items#Materials|Material]]s in exchange for the shop owner to [[Crafting|craft]] the weapon. Each weapon requires a different amount of gold and different types and combinations of materials.
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