Amigasa
Resumo
- Preço
- 4 zeni
- Raridade
- 2
- Qualidades
- —
Descrição
The easiest way to conceal one’s face from both the sun and prying eyes is to wear a hat. The amigasa, a traditional hat made of straw and woven rushes, is an appropriate addition to various outfits. Folding the amigasa allows a shinobi to carry a concealed item in it without having a bulge in their clothing or carrying a bag, which guards at a checkpoint may be inclined to search. On wilderness missions, an amigasa doubles as a net to help the shinobi catch fish and frogs to eat. An even larger variant of this hat, shaped like a basket with a small window in front, is worn by a mendicant order of Shinseist monks in order to represent the unimportance of the self. While the basket version is an excellent way to conceal one’s face, it has fallen out of favor among shinobi since the release of a Kabuki play featuring a ninja using it as a disguise. (Cost: 4 zeni. Rarity: 2.)
Texto do livro
Courts of Stone · Chapter 2: Wars of Words and Shadows › New Gear and Items › Shinobi Items · p. 106
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The easiest way to conceal one’s face from both the sun and prying eyes is to wear a hat. The amigasa, a traditional hat made of straw and woven rushes, is an appropriate addition to various outfits. Folding the amigasa allows a shinobi to carry a concealed item in it without having a bulge in their clothing or carrying a bag, which guards at a checkpoint may be inclined to search. On wilderness missions, an amigasa doubles as a net to help the shinobi catch fish and frogs to eat. An even larger variant of this hat, shaped like a basket with a small window in front, is worn by a mendicant order of Shinseist monks in order to represent the unimportance of the self. While the basket version is an excellent way to conceal one’s face, it has fallen out of favor among shinobi since the release of a Kabuki play featuring a ninja using it as a disguise. (Cost: 4 zeni. Rarity: 2.)