Combat Knife (Light Blade)

Combat Knife (Light Blade)

These simple, mass-manufactured duranium blades are sturdy and practical, often carried by military forces as a backup weapon.

Battle Gauntlet (Special)

Battle Gauntlet (Special)

This heavy glove is reinforced with hi-tech materials designed to protect the wearer’s hands and bolster the force of their punches. While wearing a battle gauntlet, you can reach your hand into a hazardous area (such flames or a pool of acid) without suffering any harmful effects. The Narrator may rule that extended exposure to a hazard defeats the gauntlet’s protection, or that the gauntlet offers no protection against certain hazards.

Crossdagger

Crossdagger

This weapon resembles a cross with four razor-sharp blades on each end. A creature not proficient with the crossdagger takes 1d4 slashing damage when it uses the weapon to make an attack and rolls a natural 1.

Wooden Stake

Wooden Stake

This simple weapon uses the statistics of a dagger, but any vampire reduced to 0 hit points with it is permanently destroyed. It is made of wood.

Tomahawk

Tomahawk

(Native American) A tomahawk uses the statistics of a

Tessen (war fan)

Tessen (war fan)

(Japanese) This war fan can be used as a light shield and as a

Shuriken

Shuriken

(Japanese) This weapon uses the statistics of a

Main-Gauche

Main-Gauche

(European) This parrying dagger may be used as a

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