Knobkerrie
Cost: 5 gp
Weight: 4 lbs.
Damage: 1d4 (small), 1d6 (medium)
Critical: x2
Range: 20 ft.
Type: Bashing
Category: One-Handed Melee Weapons
Proficiency: Exotic
Weapon Groups Hammers, Tribal, Thrown
Special: See Text
A knobkerrie, or iwisa, is carved from a single piece of hardwood with a shaft 2 to 4 feet long surmounted by a bulbous knob. The knobkerrie is a traditional hunting weapon among the Zenj people of the Mwangi, but it’s also used as a symbol of authority. Many tribal elders use decorated knobkerries as scepters or canes. A knobkerrie is thrown end-over-end. If you are proficient, you gain a +1 bonus on Ranged Attack rolls with a knobkerrie against opponents using bucklers, light shields, or heavy shields. If you aren’t proficient with a knobkerrie, treat it as a Club.
Weight: 4 lbs.
Damage: 1d4 (small), 1d6 (medium)
Critical: x2
Range: 20 ft.
Type: Bashing
Category: One-Handed Melee Weapons
Proficiency: Exotic
Weapon Groups Hammers, Tribal, Thrown
Special: See Text
A knobkerrie, or iwisa, is carved from a single piece of hardwood with a shaft 2 to 4 feet long surmounted by a bulbous knob. The knobkerrie is a traditional hunting weapon among the Zenj people of the Mwangi, but it’s also used as a symbol of authority. Many tribal elders use decorated knobkerries as scepters or canes. A knobkerrie is thrown end-over-end. If you are proficient, you gain a +1 bonus on Ranged Attack rolls with a knobkerrie against opponents using bucklers, light shields, or heavy shields. If you aren’t proficient with a knobkerrie, treat it as a Club.
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