Kumade. Cost 5 gp Weight 4 lbs. Damage 1d4 (small), 1d6 (medium) Critical x3 Type piercing Category two-handed Proficiency simple Weapon Groups axes Special grapple. Adapted from …

A kumade or climbing rake was a type of multi-purpose tool and weapon used in Kara-Tur and favored by ninja.[1] It was 6 feet (1.8 meters) long with a wooden shaft and a pointed, pronged …

Description: Adapted from a garden rake, the kumade consists of a wood or bamboo pole topped with a metal claw. The rake head doubles as a grappling hook. When a kumade is secured to …

This weapon acts as a kumade, but the handle consists of bamboo sections held together by a taut rope running through the center. Releasing the rope is a standard action that provokes …

Jul 29, 2022 · The Kumade (Raked Pole Arm) was a weapon of foot soldiers designed to pull a warrior off his horse. Its name may provide us with a clue into how best to use it. A bear uses it …

Most of the time these sources agree on which weapon groups a specific weapon belongs to. In some cases, later listings added a weapon to additional weapon groups. For example, the …

Adapted from a garden rake, the kumade consists of a wood or bamboo pole topped with a metal claw. The rake head doubles as a grappling hook. When a kumade is secured to a surface, …

The black kumade is an obsidian weapon that is carried by Lin Goh, the clanmaster of the Panthers of Xi. This magical javelin returns to its thrower and can be spun like a deadly baton …

The kumade is simple weapon used by many peasants. It resembles a rake, with a long handle and metal end. The metal end is a series of hooks that bend down in a steep curve, except for …

Kumade as a weapon. Kumade which equipped iron steel nails with the handle, imitating a hand of bear, was used as a weapon from the last days of Heian period. It was used for grappling …