Military Pick

Offensive, Weapon Specific (Bludgeoning)

The attacker can use a bludgeoning weapon to temporarily stun the body part struck. If the blow overcomes Armor Pointts and injures the target, the defender must make an opposed roll of Endurance vs. the original attack roll. If the defender fails, then the Hit Location is incapacitated for a number of turns equal to the damage inflicted. A blow to the torso causes the defender to stagger winded, only able to defend. A head shot renders the foe briefly insensible.

Offensive, Weapon Specific (Axes, Two Handed Weapons)

The attacker may use a suitable weapon (such as an axe or heavy two handed weapon) to damage the armor or natural protection of an opponent. Any weapon damage, after reductions for parrying or magic, is applied against the Armor Point value of the protection. Surplus damage in excess of its Armor Points is then used to reduce the AP value of that armored location -- ripping straps, bursting rings, creasing plates, or tearing away the hide, scales or chitin of creatures. If any damage remains after the protection has been reduced to zero AP, it carries over onto the Hit Points of the location struck.