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3/10/2015 2:49:36 AM
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Katar, or otherwise known as "punch daggers," are of Indian descent and origin. Developed as a tribal weapon, the Katar carries the power and force of a punch and the deadliness of a blade. Many variations have been based off of this, one most notably being the Indian "Pata (If I remember correctly)," the gauntlet sword. Basically instead of a regular handle Katar, the sword blade is attached to a gauntlet that covers your fingers and protects the wrist.
I know my weapons...
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DAMNSTRAIGHT! Where can I buy one?
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I can forge you one. They are quite the graceful weapons, yes? Oh and also, that crystal blade I was telling you about. Do you still want it?
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Wait...sorry the amount of posts since then has fogged my memory.... What crystal blades?
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Songblade, the crystal sword that left crystallization upon all wounds caused by it, and those crystals would burst, driving crystal shrapnel deeper into the flesh. Called Songblade for its strange sound when swinging, and the high pitched notes of the crystals bursting. And I'm opening up shop again at the top of the forum, ask me about forging or enhancing there.
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Edited by Inflatablepants: 3/10/2015 1:52:36 PMI couldn't find the store. But I will take it. And wield it in name of the dojo.
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*passes sword* Don't cut yourself with it... Trust me. I did on accident, the crystal shrapnel hurts like a mothertrucker.
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*takes sword* It's beautiful...thank you.
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No problem. I did owe you for buying those pants...
