Quick Item: Kusabimaru Item Description: A katana given by Kuro, the Divine Heir. An heirloom of the Hirata family, a cadet branch descended from Ashina. Once thought lost, it has found its way back into the hands of Wolf. The name Kusabimaru beseeches, “A shinobi’s role is to kill, but even a shinobi must not forget mercy.” […]

Quick Item: Mibu Possession Balloon Item Description: A Mibu balloon filled with fountainhead water, imbued with a blessing of good fortune. If one pops the vibrant green Mibu balloon and prays, those its water splashes upon will have a higher chance of obtaining items. “Mibu” means “aquatic life”, or “life born of the water”. The […]

Quick Item: Gokan’s Sugar Item Description: Sugar candy made by the Shinobi Hunters of Misen Temple, sustaining Gokan’s blessing. Reduces Posture damage taken for a time. Bite the candy and take the Gokan stance to impart its inhuman benediction. Misen monks are well-versed in the art of killing shinobi; an undertaking that demands a body […]

Quick Item: Antidote Powder Item Description: A powerful antidote concocted by the Sunken Valley clan. Heals status abnormality “Poison”, and temporarily increases Poison resistance. Magnetite deposits are found in the Sunken Valley, but the place is dangerously toxic. Antidote powder is essential for anyone attempting to mine the ore. Locations: Ashina Outskirts: Outskirts Wall – […]

Quick Item: Bundled Jizo Statue Item Description: Small Buddha effigy bound in red cloth. Raise in prayer between one’s palms to restore a node of Resurrective Power. To enswathe a Jizo statue is to express feelings of parental love. The bundle of cloth is to at least ensure that the little one goes on in […]

Quick Item: Nightjar Monocular Item Description: A bamboo tube used to see distant objects. While shinobi already have good vision, looking through this tube with one eye enables one to see even further. The Nightjar Ninja serve Isshin Ashina, guarding the rooftops of Ahina Castle, their sharp eyes on the lookout for any would-be trespassers. […]

Key Item: Young Lord’s Bell Charm Item Description: A bell charm received from an old woman, who asked that it be offered to Buddha. Bell charms protect their holders through Buddha’s divine protection. If one finds themselves an owner of another’s bell charm, offering it to Buddha on their behalf is common courtesy. The Sculptor […]