Weapon Perk list

Blessed-Does bonus damage versus Unholy
Lightweight-Strength stat requirement is lowered

Empowering [stat] - Add to a base stat.

Mayham - Causes panic on hit.

Sentient - Has consciousness and a typically appropriate behavior.

Bound - Tied to a person. Location is known to the owner, may mysteriously return to owner after a while if seperated.

Harmless - Damage dealt counts as  none lethal, enemies turn unconscious instead of dying. Can kill if used for execution \ coup de grace, only if the enemy is helpless.

Harmful - The user of this weapon must use it after drawing it. Not using the weapon for harm requires a check of the users' willpower.

Vibrant - Each hit change the weapons' aura colour making it deal damage of a different element (bad for tabletop!).

Hunter - Attack bonus against creature type.

Focused Attack - By taking a moment to concentrate, gain a bonus to hit chance.

[Element] weapon - Deal bonus damage according to the element type.

Percise Strike - The weapon has higher crit chance.

Spooky - Striking an opponent makes him afraid giving it penalties on hit rating and\or lowering the checks against its' abilities\spells\whatever. The check is made for every opponent that is hit every round.

Split - The damaging part of the weapon splits to two just before the hit lands making it strike twice. You have to roll the attack for the split extra weapon,  if you roll a critical only one of the hits can be a critical.

Attraction - weapons of attraction have a gravitational field just ahead of their damaging part, causing them to strike with greater force. Add +1 to the weapons' damage. However, if someone use a shield or a long weapon to block an attraction weapon change the +1 damage to the weapon into +1 armour to the defender from this weapon only.

Silenced - Interactions with this weapon produce no sound. Striking, unsheathing, reloading, shooting etc'... Are unnaturally silent.

Of the Wild - These weapons have a rune or trinket in the form of animal weapons such as claw or talon. Just as the weapon is about to strike a it changes into the spiritual form of the symbol it carries. This effect count as less than the standard toward the cap on enchantments for this weapon. Each weapon is made for a specific individual by the tribes' craftsman. Depending on the rune the weapon will have an additional effect:
Talon - Bleeding for 3 each round untill healed by any mean.
Claws - Stucking to the target.
Shell - Can be used as a shield.
Porcupine quill - Delivers infection when injuring the target.
Snake fangs \ toad - Poison.
Eel - Electricity.
Killer plant \ spider - Acid.
Three wolves \ wolf heads - Gain advantage on attack when engaging the same target with an ally who has the same emchantment.
Pangolin - The weapon becomes tougher making it harder to break.
Predator fangs - Ignore some of the targets' armour.

Consuming - When an enemy is killed the weapon feeds on the essence of the enemy granting it higher damage. Duration is number of rounds based on enemy level, damage works the same. The weapon can use onlu a single essence and does not store an essence it had previously dismissed. As a default the strongest essence is used.

Arcane - Arcane weapons deal bonus magic damage. This damage is pure magic force. An arcane weapon also doubles for spell focus; it can be used to channel spells or replace a focus however, it can't be used as a focus for relics or spells that utilize SO.

Masterful - Masterful weapons are crafted with extra care and attention by skilled craftsmen. These weapons are easier to use giving them +1 to hit and are more durable than their common counterparts.

Weapon functions -

Ornate - Weapon sells for more

Feel like I need to make a different post for weapon functions.

As a rule, and to make things clear - weapon enchantments are based on the weapon stats and bestowed enchantments are spells thus they're as strong as their caster can make them.

Design that helps an action (like pinning something with a trident instead of stabbing it) gives +25%.

Elemental enchantments are calculated by base hit damage (before calculating enemy defenses). This is added to the normal damage.
Minor - 25%. The weapon shows hints of the element like soft embers popping around a fire enchanted weapon.
Moderate - 50%. The weapon emits clear signs of its' enchanted nature when in use such as a sonic enchanted weapon that hums audiably.
Major - 75%. The element is visible to the naked eye, for example a micro storm enveloping a cold enchanted weapon.
Legendary - 100%. It's unclear if the weapon is the element or vice versa, as would be with a weapon that the element itself is connecting one part of its' physical material to another.

Offensive damaging functions like over charging a fireball wand or a plasma caster will give +50% damage to a partial charge or +100% to full charge.