Scroll Case
Perfil
- Alcance
- 0–1
- Dano
- 3
- Letalidade
- 3
- Empunhaduras
- 1-hand: –
- 2-hand: Damage +2, Deadliness +1
- Raridade
- 5
- Preço
- 1 koku
- Tabela
- Table 3–1: Weapons
Descrição
Ideally, shugenja should never have to lower themselves to fighting in melee, as it is considered disgraceful to attack a priest of the kami. In practice, however, shugenja must sometimes defend themselves with physical weapons, and a lack of conventional weaponry means they must turn to less conventional options. Some shugenja schools teach self-defense with the scroll case, a hollow wooden tube designed to keep paper scrolls clean and dry. Two of these can be dual wielded as clubs or batons or strapped to the forearms as tonfa, a type of melee weapon that act as forearm batons. The techniques for wielding scroll cases are identical to those taught for stick fighting, making scroll cases easy to incorporate into martial training.
Texto do livro
Path of Waves – The Essential Guide to Rōnin · Chapter 3: New Player Options › New Gear and Items › Improvised Weapons · p. 112 p. 113
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Ideally, shugenja should never have to lower themselves to fighting in melee, as it is considered disgraceful to attack a priest of the kami. In practice, however, shugenja must sometimes defend themselves with physical weapons, and a lack of conventional weaponry means they must turn to less conventional options. Some shugenja schools teach self-defense with the scroll case, a hollow wooden tube designed to keep paper scrolls clean and dry. Two of these can be dual wielded as clubs or batons or strapped to the forearms as tonfa, a type of melee weapon that act as forearm batons. The techniques for wielding scroll cases are identical to those taught for stick fighting, making scroll cases easy to incorporate into martial training.