For Glass weapons in other games, see Glass Weapons.

Glass weapons are made from a rare material of volcanic origin called malachite, in contrast to ebony weapons, glass weapons are much lighter.

CharacteristicsEdit

These weapons are semi-translucent or opaque green and give off a greenish-glow in the dark. They begin appearing randomly in the world and on opponents after player level 12. Strangely the Glass Longsword does more damage (at max health) than the Glass Claymore. On another note, If you complete Valus Odiil's quest "The Killing Field" and both of his sons survive then you will receive Chillrend (a unique glass shortsword). He is located at the Grey Mare in Chorrol.

WeaponsEdit

Weapon	Weapon Type	Base Value	Weight	Max. Damage	Health	Speed	Reach
Glass Arrow	Arrows	20	0.1	15	N/A	N/A	N/A
Glass Battle Axe	Blunt, Two-Hand	1500	62	25	528	0.8	1.2
Glass Bow	Bow	900	18	16	384	N/A	N/A
Glass Claymore	Blade, Two-Hand	1800	50	26	528	0.8	1.3
Glass Dagger	Blade, One-Hand	700	8	15	360	1.4	0.6
Glass Longsword	Blade, One-Hand	2000	40	21	480	1.0	1.0
Glass Mace	Blunt, One-Hand	1000	34	17	480	0.9	1.0
Glass Shortsword	Blade, One-Hand	1100	18	24	408	1.2	0.8
Glass War Axe	Blunt, One-Hand	1200	32	19	432	1.1	0.8
Glass Warhammer	Blunt, Two-Hand	2200	75	24	576	0.7	1.3

TriviaEdit

• "Base Value" refers to the actual value without mercantile or disposition affecting it.
• "Max. Damage" refers to the maximum amount of damage an item can do, assuming maximum stats and skill.
• "Health" refers to a weapon's durability, "speed" refers to a weapon's attack speed, and "reach" refers to how close an opponent must be in order to be struck with a weapon. Also there are replicas in display cases that look the same but they're weaker than rusty iron.

See alsoEdit

• Glass Armor (Oblivion)
• Weapons (Oblivion)