Masterwork Bronze elegant warbow. Peoples still use that weapon you know.....

[Rebelyell]

And it is like +5~6 longbow?

[Finse]

not really a +5-6 weapon, but it has more dmg and no repair cost. so it makes being Archer near to free

[sF_Guardian]

I really dont mind it, seeing some special weapons on the field doesnt hurt, especially since the advantages over a Lord Longbow are kinda minor.
From a balance and competetive and not a casual point of view it shouldn't be a thing though.

[Rebelyell]

I know that there are peoples that were able to loom it
on base lvl that was alredy good bow

[Nordwolf]

Add that bow back to the shop, it's in a good place in terms of balance - high dmg low accuracy.

It's great for shotgunning though, used it a bit myself.

[Hellsing]

	Cracked	Bent	Regular	Strong	Fine	Masterwork
Speed:	-3	-3	56	+1	+2	+2
Thrust (cut):	-5	-3	30	+1	+1	+2
Missile Speed:	-3	-1	56	+1	+2	+2
Accuracy:	-4	-2	99	-	+1	+1
Weight:	-	-	4	-	-	-

Well at least it's the most powerfull bow also the modle is truely a nice piece..

[Nehvar]

	Cracked	Bent	Regular	Strong	Fine	Masterwork
Speed:	-3	-3	56	+1	+2	+2
Thrust (cut):	-5	-3	30	+1	+1	+2
Missile Speed:	-3	-1	56	+1	+2	+2
Accuracy:	-4	-2	99	-	+1	+1
Weight:	-	-	4	-	-	-

Well at least it's the most powerfull bow also the modle is truely a nice piece..

In-game stats have the base speed as 52 instead of 56 which makes it identical, if you ignore the cost, to a Masterwork Lord's Bow;  so there shouldn't be much butthurt there.  If people are using 'loomed versions of the bow though...that is lame. 

Since players have been given a chance to get voluntary refunds on their investment for several(?) weeks now I'd be in favor of there not being an automatic refund when it does eventually get removed.  If you haven't turned in your 'loomed elf-bow before it gets removed, you lose your points etc.  Do it.

[Tiger]

I just keep it as a souvenir and don't even use it xD , still like the rus bow best.

[the real god emperor]

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