Half-Moon Katar (3.5e Equipment)

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Half-Moon Katar

Simple Light Critical: Slashing - 20/x3, Piercing - 20/x3 Range Increment: — Type: — Hardness: —
Size	Cost1	Damage	Weight1	hp
Fine	*	1d2	*	1
Diminutive	*	1d3	*	1
Tiny	*	1d4	*	1
Small	15G	1d6	2.5	2
Medium	15G	1d8	5	5
Large	30G	2d6	10	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.

This weapon isn't my original idea. It is based off of the "Jamadhar" on Ragnarok Online.

The Half-Moon Katar was made in an effort to make "Punching Daggers" more effective in combat. A critical hit is known to cause the victim to bleed uncontrollably (Same as Bleeding Critical Feat listed at bottom of page). It can effectively slash or pierce. Is more commonly used as pairs, but it is acceptable to use only one. Weapon Finesse applies to this weapon because it is a light weapon. Because it is such an appropriate weapon to use with each hand, The penalty for dual wielding these is as if you had Two-Weapon Fighting.

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