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Name Skill RNG DMG DLS Grips Qualities Rarity Price Swords Bokken Melee 1 3 3 1h - Mundane 3 1 bu 2h +2 dmg Butterfly Melee 0-1 3 5 1h - Concealable, 6 10 Sword Snaring koku Chokuto Melee 0-1 4 5 1h - Ceremonial, 7 20 Razor-Edged koku Dao Melee 1 3 5 1h - 6 15 koku Gao Melee 1 4 3 1h - Snaring 7 15 koku Jian Melee 0-1 4 4 1h - 7 20 2h +1 dls koku Katana Melee 1 4 5 1h - Ceremonial, 7 20 2h +2 dls Razor-Edged koku Nodachi Melee 1-2 5 6 2h - Ceremonial, 8 20 Razor-Edged koku Scimitar Melee 1 4 5 1h - Durable, 8 20 Razor-Edged koku Wakizashi Melee 0-1 3 5 1h - Ceremonial, 7 15 2h +2 dls Razor-Edged koku Zanbato Melee 1-2 5 6 2h - Cumbersome, 8 40 Wargear koku Axes Masakari Melee 0-1 3 4 1h - Mundane 5 3 bu 2h +2 dls Ono Melee 1-2 5 6 2h Wargear 7 5 koku Blunt Weapons Club Melee 0-1 5 2 1h - Mundane 1 1 bu 2h +1 dmg Hammer Melee 0-1 5 2 1h - Mundane 4 2 bu 2h +2 dmg Kiseru Melee 0 2 2 1h - Concealable, 5 1 koku Mundane Otsuchi Melee 1 8 3 2h - Cumbersome, 8 30 Wargear koku Tetsubo Melee 1-2 7 3 2h - Cumbersome, 5 20 Durable, Wargear koku Hand Weapons Jitte Melee 0 3 2 1h - Concealable, 5 5 bu Snaring Knife Melee 0 2 4 1h - Concealable, 1 1 koku 2h +2 dls Mundane, Razor-Edged Nunchaku Melee 0-1 4 2 1h - 6 1 koku 2h Snaring Sai Melee 0 2 2 1h - Concealable, 6 2 koku Snaring Tessen Melee 0-1 4 3 1h - Ceremonial, 7 15 Concealable koku Tonfa Melee 0-1 3 3 1h - Concealable, 5 4 koku Durable Polearms Bisento Melee 2 4 6 1h R1 Cumbersome, 8 15 2h +2 dmg Durable, Wargear koku Bo Melee 1-2 6 2 2h - Mundane 2 2 bu Eku Melee 2 6 4 2h Ji Melee 2 5 2 2h - Snaring, Wargear 6 7 koku Naginata Melee 2 6 6 2h - Cumbersome, 8 10 Razor-Edged, koku Wargear Tinbe Melee 0-1 3 5 1h - 6 15 koku Trident Melee 2 4 4 2h - Snaring, Wargear 7 10 koku Yari Melee 2 5 3 2h - Wargear 3 5 koku Bows Daikyu Ranged 3-5 6 4 2h - Wargear 6 6 koku Horsebow Ranged 2-4 4 5 2h - Wargear 4 6 koku Yumi Ranged 2-5 5 3 2h - 3 3 koku Crossbows Oyumi Ranged 2-5 7 3 2h - Prepare, Wargear 8 40 koku Special Weapons Blowgun Ranged 2-3 1 3 1h - Concealable 7 5 bu Kama Melee 0-1 3 3 1h - Concealable 4 1 koku Kusarigama Melee 0 3 3 1h - Concealable, 6 5 koku 2h R2-3 Snaring, Wargear Shuriken Melee/ 0 2 4 Melee - Concealable 6 1 koku Ranged Throw R1-3 Shields Rochin Melee 0 2 2 1h - Durable 6 25 koku Unarmed Punch Unarmed 0 1 2 - Snaring - - Kick Unarmed 1 2 1 - - - Bite Unarmed 0 0 3 - - - .

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