Yajiri

Yajiri were ornate steel arrowheads. Artisans favored the traditional inverted heart shape for its ability to pierce armor and hide. Many yajiri crafters engraved sacred or accusatory patterns into their arrowheads, along with ornate mon or personal sigils—either their own or those of the intended wielders. Others split the arrowhead points into two- or three-headed tips or add additional flourishes to make wielders' shots especially deadly. While many favored steel yajiri, others crafted arrowheads of copper, iron, jade, or even obsidian. Fields of Victory, p. 89
Category:Rokugani Language (TCG)