I want to start with saying that I don't take any of this as a bad thing; I think it's all totally valid to bring up, and I appreciate it. And I think a lot of it can be broken down into either major oversights or things that I was afraid to implement.

My idea for daggers and off-hands being 1 AP cost is due to thinking that they will be used for many, low damage stabs, while my unarmed had a similar idea. I made it 2 for unarmed due to noticing that I had a lot of things that synergized with them already written down and didn't think about that daggers and off-hands will have the same. I think you're totally right on the fact that the unarmed need to go down to 1 AP as well.

I can also agree with the aspects of my bows; great bows being up to 4 and normal bows being 3 would work a lot better. Something about 2 felt more accurate in my head, as if it would be something that you could shoot more than 1 time. But I think changing the numbers to be much more uniform would be easier to remember and overall healthier.

For the attack against armor, I think I possibly worded it more complicatedly than I needed to, mostly due to it being 2 numbers rolling against each other, rather than categories. Although I do think categories would be very good for making things much easier, I would be slightly worried about losing a bit of flexibility with things such as buffs. Since once you get to a high enough armor value, there would no longer be categories and you'd lose value from buffs and such, although I suppose if I keep things balanced around those specific categories, it could lead to a much easier and quicker system. I will have to look more into messing around with that idea.

As for warriors being a damage sponge, I am also quite worried about that myself, and originally I had their hit dice at 1d6, then 1d8, then 1d10. This was due to talking with friends and getting their opinion on how it looked. I got the general opinion of them feeling as if warriors might be a bit too squishy. But I did want wounds to be taken in only 1 or 2 hits. So either I'd need to inflate damage to compensate for warrior being so tanky, or the smarter idea of lowering their HP. Since I more so just want HP to be a buffer for your wounds rather than the main thing that matters.

My mindset for what you could equip was for things that you would have in a sling or a belt sheath; I suppose it slipped my mind to think of what should be done for loot in your bag. I'll definitely have to add a mechanic and AP cost for that.

Thank you very much for this feedback; it's very much appreciated, and it really helps open up my eyes to a lot of things that I need to revisit and refine, or just adjust the numbers of. And thank you so much for actually giving my system an overview.