Ninja-To (3.5e Equipment)

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A ninja-to (also called nin-to).

Ninja-To

Exotic One-Handed Critical: 19-20/×2 Range Increment: — Type: slashing or piercing (read text) Hardness: 10
Size	Cost1	Damage	Weight1	hp
Fine	*	1d2	*	1
Diminutive	*	1d3	*	1
Tiny	*	1d4	*	1
Small	25 gp	1d6	1 lb.	2
Medium	25 gp	1d8	2 lb.	5
Large	38 gp	1d12	4 lb.	10
Huge	*	3d6	*	20
Gargantuan	*	4d6	*	40
Colossal	*	6d6	*	80
The SRD only gives a means to determine costs and weights of weapons for Large and Small versions based on the Medium weapons. Any other supplied values are the author's best determination.

Ninja-to are straight edged swords predominantly used by Edo era ninjas. They are almost 3 feet tall from end to end, with a 10 inch grip. They were traditionally used for quick ambushes and one-hit kills, rather than drawn out fights. Regardless, ninja-to are surprisingly lightweight and very versatile cutting weapons. Ninja-to normally deal slashing damage.

Special: In a charge, a ninja-to is supported with both hands and deals double piercing damage with a critical multiplier of ×3. Ninja-to can be used both one- and two-handed without penalty, and are considered light for the purpose of Weapon Finesse.

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