Weapons

As a Shinobi, you have access to various tools and implements. Most are designed as forms of weaponry, but can also hold other beneficial properties, or may not even possess an edge for fighting. They are all meant to help you in some way, to help enable other forms of combat or allow greater proficiency in a specific task. In N.A.R, we use Shinobi tools in the same way and use a simple system to help maintain balance and a realistic standard for the amount of things a shinobi can carry on their person.

Basic forms of protection such as a Forehead Protector are standard, and do not cost anything to have. The same goes for flak jackets, although they are optional types of armor designated for Chūnin rank or higher.

There are primary and secondary weapons. Primary weapons can practically be anything from a special sword you own, to a set of kunai that you own. Secondary are specifically smaller things, such as a tantō or a set of senbon.

It should be noted that everyone possesses their own unique fighting style, and many may try for something atypical that might not be listed on this page. If you aren't satisfied with anything listed here, you can make a request for something new.

Additional weapons and items (some of which are unique and powerful/valuable) can be found and earned IRP.

Talk to a DM if you want to start off with a unique weapon/item.

Puppeteers do not start off with any weapons/items.

Primary Weapons
A list of all the current primary weapons that you can use. You can only possess one primary weapon in your inventory. You may choose to take two primary weapons, that aren't marked as (pair), at the cost of not having a secondary weapon: but this forces you to take two of the same primary weapons. For example, two Katana, or two Naginata.


 * Bō
 * Bow
 * Bubble-Utilizing Pipe
 * Chakra Blades(pair)
 * Chakra Enhanced Triple-Bladed Claw
 * Chakrams(pair)
 * Chokutō
 * Cleaver Sword
 * Demonic Flute
 * Fūma Shuriken
 * Giant Folding Fan
 * Jian
 * Katana
 * Kunai(ten)
 * Kusarigama
 * Naginata
 * Ninjatō
 * Nunchaku
 * Ōdachi
 * Resonating Echo Speaker
 * Shinobi's Pouch. For the typical shinobi, instead of an actual weapon they choose to rely on a different form of fighting entirely. In return, they recieve twice as many tools from their starting secondary weapons and tools. I.E, twelve senbon become twenty-four with the pouch and three explosive tags becomes six.
 * Spear
 * Three-section Staff
 * Tonfa(pair)
 * Umbrella
 * Yari

Secondary Weapons
A list of all the current secondary weapons. You may only possess one of these.
 * Kunai(two pair)
 * Senbon(twelve)
 * Shuriken(twelve)
 * Tantō
 * Wakizashi

Tools
A list of all the tools which can be used in combat, but hold other purposes outside of it. At the start, you may only posssess two of these, but can findand earn more as you progress. Finite. Means that this item cannot be recollected, like a kunai or shuriken could. Once it is lost, another must be found/earned. Finite items are replenished after succesfully finishing a mission. Special. Means that this item cannot be normally possessed. Typically either has to be found, or must be earned in some other way.
 * Arrows(quiver of 20)
 * Blood Increasing Pill
 * Explosive Tag(three). Finite.
 * Flak Jacket. Special.
 * Flash Bomb(three). Finite.
 * Hidden Kunai Mechanism
 * Makibishi(fifty)
 * Military Rations Pill. Special.
 * Sealing Arm Brace. Special.
 * Senbon(six)
 * Scroll. Allows the user to carry another primary or secondary weapon. Bonus cannot be used with Shinobi Pouch (primary weapon). Jutsu-specific scrolls don't count as a tool and are awarded through learning and/or finishing the Jutsu in question. Blank Scrolls can be earned/found.
 * Shinobi Battle Armor. Special.
 * Shuriken(six)
 * Smoke Bomb(three). Finite.
 * Weights (Reduce speed by 10. Gain a +1 bonus to your Strength Stat after finishing a session you earned Stat points in: once per week. When logging your session, simply include (Bonus) behind the name of every participant this applies to.)
 * Wire Strings(spool)
 * Wrist-Mounted Senbon Launcher
 * Vambraces

Chakra Metal
Chakra Metal is the special material which Asuma's Chakra Blades were made out of. They can absorb chakra that a user outputs, and in turn use it for their own techniques. In order to use Chakra Flow to the most of its effect, Chakra Metal is a necessary conductor. Without it, you cannot achieve techniques such as the Flying Swallow (And all other elemental Chakra Flow techniques). Instead, you are more likely to damage your weapon from doing so.

Regular weapons and arms that characters start off are regular, military-grade steel weapons (with hardwood shafts for the weapons that possess such a thing). Therefore, in order to properly use Chakra Flow on weaponry, one will need to upgrade it or earn it through some other means IRP.