Daishō Stand
Resumo
- Preço
- 1 koku
- Raridade
- 4
- Qualidades
- —
Descrição
This is a small, collapsible wooden stand used to display a samurai’s daishō. There is a particular etiquette to displaying the daishō on a rack that speaks to an individual’s ease or readiness to fight. If the swords are displayed with their pommels facing right, this means that the individual is ready to fight, as they can easily draw the swords from the rack with their right hand. If they are displayed with the pommels facing left, this means that the individual is less ready to fight but still guarded. If the pommels are facing left and the tsuba are on the inside of the rack arm, making drawing the swords impossible in one motion, this means that the individual is completely at ease. (Cost: 1 koku. Rarity: 4.)
Texto do livro
Core Rulebook · Chapter 5: Equipment › Personal Effects · p. 242
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This is a small, collapsible wooden stand used to display a samurai’s daishō. There is a particular etiquette to displaying the daishō on a rack that speaks to an individual’s ease or readiness to fight. If the swords are displayed with their pommels facing right, this means that the individual is ready to fight, as they can easily draw the swords from the rack with their right hand. If they are displayed with the pommels facing left, this means that the individual is less ready to fight but still guarded. If the pommels are facing left and the tsuba are on the inside of the rack arm, making drawing the swords impossible in one motion, this means that the individual is completely at ease. (Cost: 1 koku. Rarity: 4.)