List of weapons (TCG)

This is a list of types of weapons:

Melee

Swords

Swords

Sword was the symbol of the Emerald Empire's warrior caste. Most Rokugani weaponsmiths held the sword to be the most sacred and honorable of weapons, and its creation was an intricate process—part art, part science, and part religious rite.

• Bokken
• Butterfly Sword
• Chokutō
• Cutlass
• Dao
• Gao
• Jian
• Katana

Swords

• Kabutowari
• Kodachi
• Ninjatō
• Nodachi
• Scimitar
• Shikomizue
• Shinai
• Shinobigatana
• Tachi
• Tekkan
• Tsurugi
• Uchigatana
• Wakizashi
• Zanbatō

Axes

Rokugani warriors did not routinely use axes. Developed from farming implements, these weapons were menacing despite their origins as tools of agriculture, and could deliver vicious cuts and crushing blows.

• Ichirō sapper axe
• Masakari
• Moshi Sun Ax
• Ono

Blunt Weapons

Blunt Weapons

Clubs, hammers, and similar weapons all fell under the blunt weapons category. Blunt weapons weare often extremely effective at smashing through heavy armor, crushing powerful monsters, and otherwise inflicting substantial damage on the battlefield.

• Club
• Genno
• Hammer
• Kiseru
• Kongōsho
• Ōtsuchi
• Tetsubō
• Tsuruhashi

Hand Weapons

Hand Weapons were simple weapons often adapted from tools. Many were still tools first and foremost, but could be employed as weapons in a pinch.

• Gunbai
• Jitte
• Kabutowari
• Knife (such as aiguchi or the tantō)
• Nunchaku
• Tessen
• Yoroi-Doshi

Polearms

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Polearms were a broad class of weapons that included simple spears, sturdy staves, and a variety of other weapons. They were excellent weapons for keeping opponents at bay and striking from beyond reach.

• Bisentō
• Bō
• Eku
• Halberd
• Hanbō
• Ji
• Kamayari
• Kanabo
• Magari Yari
• Nagamaki
• Nagare Yari
• Naginata
• Scythe
• Shakujō
• Tinbe-Rochin
• Trident
• Tsuno-yari
• Yari

Ranged

• Sling

Bows

Bow

The bow was one of the most iconic of samurai weapons.

• Daikyū
• Shinjo Horsebow
• Yumi

Crossbows

Crossbows were usually disdained due to a their reliance on mechanical principles rather than their wielder's skill and training to fire their projectiles, and distrusted because the weapon's proliferation would put a powerful weapon capable of killing samurai into the hands of rebels and malcontents. Crossbows were rarely seen outside the lands protected by the Crab, where they were sometimes temporarily issued to peasants levied to protect the Kaiu Wall.

• Crossbow
• Doom Crossbow
• Kaiu no Oyumi
• Repeating Crossbow
• Oyumi
• Storm Bow

Specialist Weapons

The weapons used by assassins and spies were a mix of improvised tools, modified agricultural implements, and bespoke weapons. They emphasized stealth and accessibility over sheer killing power, and had an unsavory reputation thanks to their association with assassination.

• Blowgun
• Kama
• Kusari-Gama
• Shuriken
• Tetsubishi
• Whip

Peasant Weapons

• Kuwa
• Machete

Siege Weapons

Along with their defense of the Kaiu Wall, the Crab were famous for being extremely talented at the fine art of the siege. While other clans often refrained from using destructive force against castles and cities, Crab warriors attacked fortifications with relish.

• Ballista
• Catapult
• O-Gata Dohou

References

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