30 fantasy weapons and armor pieces that work with most humanoids.
Weapons & Armor Pack 1 is a set of 30 PBR fantasy weapons and armor pieces for Unity, from the Infinity PBR series by Magic Pig Games. The swords, axes, bows, shields and helmets don't require rigging, so they work with most humanoid characters.
Version 4.4.2 · updated September 18, 2026 · Unity 6.0 or newer (store versions for Unity 6.0, 6.3 and 6.6)
Swords, axes, daggers, spears, maces, staffs, shields and helmets, plus two bows, a crossbow, an arrow and two crossbow bolts. Every piece comes with a default look.
The pieces don't need rigging, so you can use them with most humanoid models, not only ours.
Blend shapes let you reshape most of the objects. Save a look in a prefab, or set the shapes from your scripts for variety in game.
Most pieces have Painter source files, free in the bonus packages once you own the pack. Repaint them and export maps for Built-in, URP or HDRP.
The Human Character pack's bow and crossbow animations work with the bows and crossbow in this pack.
The free bonus packages also include concept art and an Unreal project.
Weapons & Armor Pack 1 is a collection of 30 weapons and armor pieces for fantasy RPGs. The melee weapons cover swords, axes, daggers, spears, maces and staffs, along with a hammer and a club. For ranged combat you get two bows, a crossbow, an arrow and two crossbow bolts. Shields and helmets round out the set, including a helmet with optional horns.
Every object comes with a default look, so you can drag the prefabs into a scene and use them right away. A demo scene shows the pack.
The pieces don’t require rigging. That means they work with most humanoid models, not only Infinity PBR characters. If you use our Human Character pack, its bow and crossbow animations work with the bows and crossbow here.
Most of the objects have mesh morphing. Blend shapes change the shape of a piece, and you can save the result in a prefab or set the shapes from your own scripts to vary your gear in game. The pack also includes our Prefab and Object Manager and Blend Shapes Preset Manager scripts.
For textures, most pieces have Substance Painter source files. They come in bonus files: separate Asset Store packages that you can get for free once you own the pack. Open a file in Substance Painter, change the materials or colors, and export maps for the Built-in Render Pipeline, URP or HDRP. The bonus files include concept art too.
The Unity 6.0 version ships with materials and a demo in the Built-in Render Pipeline, and you can upgrade its Standard shader materials to URP or HDRP in the Editor. The Unity 6.3 version ships in URP.
LODs aren’t included. Poly budgets differ from project to project, so we suggest making LODs that suit your platform.
Working in Unreal Engine? One of the bonus packages is an Unreal project. Our Unreal and Godot guide explains how to use our packs in Unreal Engine and Godot.
Buying a bundle gets you every pack in it, usually for much less than buying them one at a time.
No. The pieces don't require rigging, so they work with most humanoid models. That's different from Armor Pack 2, which is rigged for the Infinity PBR Humans, Elves and Half-Orcs.
Swords, axes, daggers, spears, maces, staffs, a hammer, a club, two bows, a crossbow, an arrow and crossbow bolts. Add the shields and helmets and you have 30 pieces in all.
Yes. The Unity 6.0 version ships with Built-in materials that you can upgrade to URP or HDRP in the Editor, and the Unity 6.3 version ships in URP.
Yes. Most pieces have Substance Painter source files, which come free in the bonus packages once you own the pack. Edit them in Substance Painter and export maps for Built-in, URP or HDRP.
Yes. It's one of the packs in the Fantasy RPG / FPS Complete 13 Pack Bundle, along with the Human, Elf and Half-Orc characters, the Dragons and our other armor and wardrobe packs.
Yes. One of the free bonus packages is an Unreal project. Our guide at infinitypbr.com/unreal-and-godot covers Unreal Engine and Godot.
