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Chunin's Splitstaff

## Description

A solid splitstaff used by mid-ranking ninja ("Chunin"). Chunin were typically highly experienced ninja, tasked with managing groups of lower-ranking Genin. Due to their immense amount of experience on the battlefield, Chunin tended to be very cautious, preferring to use sturdy weapons with little or no chance of breakage or failure.

## Attributes

* Guard Ki Consumption -9.0%
* Attack Bonus (Strength): D+
* Attack Bonus (Magic): B+
* Attack Bonus (Courage): C+
High Priest's Armor

## Descriptions

A traditional cap of the type worn by priests, featuring a flowing tail that hangs suspended behind the head. Elongated linen hats were worn more commonly, while these caps were mainly reserved for special rituals.

Far more modest than formal ceremonial court dress, this form of garb was worn on an everyday basis by Shinto priests and nobles. Just as its name suggests, it was originally standard attire for hunting in and as such was crafted with ease of movement in mind.

These sleeves are designed to prevent injury or chills when working outdoors.

Loose-fitting legwear laced with cords that can be used to tighten the hems. Compared to hakama worn in more formal situations which have larger flared hems, this variety is far easier to move in.

A pair of boots that cover the shins. Black lacquer clogs are chiefly worn for ceremonies, but are difficult to walk in, so boots like these are generally favored for outdoor use.

The attire worn by the high priest of a Shinto shrine.

## Set Bonus

**Purifying Presence**

Pieces: High Priest's Armor / Wandering Shrine Maiden's Armor

* 2pc: Untouched Sacred Water 35.0%
* 3pc: Melee Damage vs. Yokai +3.0%
* 4pc: Life Recovery (Purification) 196
* 5pc: Melee Damage vs. Yokai +5.0%

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for High Priest's Armor can be obtained by completing The Shrine of Oaths in Dream of the Strong.

## Notes

This armor set is male only, its female counterpart is Wandering Shrine Maiden's Armor.
Cheese Riots

In late 2080 the New CEO of The Tyrant Corporation, Randy Clockman, announced that he would stop giving out free Cheese and Wine to citizens, a Tradition that had been enjoyed by the citizens since Corporate Kingdom Of Hispania since its founding. The People Were Not Happy.

Pretty much as soon as the announcment was made people took to the streets in protest of not getting free food anymore. Over 2 Million People all over the nation went on strike (and hunger strike) to protest the government. There was violence in the streets of Rome and many of the other major cities as Protestors attempted to break into Supermarkets and food storage depots. the automated security in these places were activated and many people were gunned down and locked out.

Many people also attempted to break into weapons depots and police stations but most were unsuccessful due to the hard security althought there were some devistating explosions on government buildings that the rioters denied were connected to them. Even in the Tyrant Military some people were untrusting of the new administration and there were rumors going around that their pay was going to be reduced which led to many members of the army turning a blind eye to the protests. It ended after a month when riot control was deployed and an experimental crowd control gas was sprayed on the crowds.
Akechi Mitsuhide

**Akechi Mitsuhide**, later known as **Tenkai**, is a character in *Nioh 2.*

## Character Directory

Akechi Mitsuhide is a vassal of the Oda clan. While he is often said to have been born in Mino Province (modern-day Gifu prefecture), his true place of birth is unknown. After the fall of the Saito clan, Mitsuhide's talents was spotted by Oda Nobunaga, and he came to enter Nobunaga's service. Some believe that he met Nobunaga while acting in his temporary capacity as envoy to the shogun Ashikaga Yoshiaki. After joining the Oda clan, Mitsuhide's education and skill in military tactics earned him Nobunaga's trust, allowing him to rise through the ranks at prodigious speed.

Mitsuhide possessed some knowledge of Onmyo Magic, and believed that misuse of the Spirit Stones would only lead to chaos, whereas his duty was to maintain the world in a state of harmony. While acting as a general in the Oda clan's assault on the Asakura clan, he identifies Tokichiro's usage of the Spirit Stones as a risk, and secretly plans to eliminate him. However, he wrongly assumes that Tokichiro has already been killed in the rear guard, and calls off his plan.

Having appointed Hideyoshi to an even more prominent position, Nobunaga grew ever more disposed to using the Spirit Stones to achieve his goal of national unification. Mitsuhide felt deeply conflicted between his loyalty to Nobunaga and what he felt was right. He eventually decided that Nobunaga must die and instigated the Honnoji Incident, not realizing that the true mastermind of these events was the man with the staff.

When Mitsuhide is eventually defeated by Tokichiro's army, he is fully prepared for his death at the hands of the protagonist. However, the protagonist has decided to go their separate ways from Tokichiro, and the two of them escape to Mikawa in the hope of seeking aid from the Tokugawa clan.

Mitsuhide discards his old identity and becomes known as Tenkai, instructing the protagonist in Onmyo Magic. Sen no Rikyu, who shares Tenkai's ambitions, joins Tenkai in secretly lending the protagonist their aid as the protagonist goes to war against Tokichiro.

## Location

Akechi Mitsuhide is primarily a story character who shows up in a few late-game missions. He can be fought in Farewell to the Past.

## Behavior

Akechi Mitsuhide wields a variety of potent elemental Onmyo Magic in addition to a Sword.

## Weak Point & Tactics

Akechi Mitsuhide is fought at the end of a wave of enemies and is a difficult foe even at full strength. Preserve your strength until the final encounter and let loose on him.
Hachisuka Koroku

**Hachisuka Koroku** is a character in *Nioh 2.* He is a fellow Shiftling who joins the protagonist's cause.

## Hachisuka Koroku

### Missions

The Shiftling's Wise Judgement
The High-spirited Demon
Japanese Heart, Yokai Smarts

## Character Directory

Hachisuka Koroku is a military commander who served Toyotomi Hideyoshi. He is the leader of the Kawanami, a powerful clan that made its fortune providing water transportation along the Kiso River. The Kawanami clan was a group of nigitama, yokai who mean no harm, led by the Shiftling Koroku. However, when the effects of war reached Sunomata, the yokai turned violent and scattered.

Koroku meets Tokichiro and the protagonist when Tokichiro enlists his aid in building a castle in Sunomata. Tokichiro uses his power to soothe the raging Kamaitachi, making it a nigitama once more, and the rest of the clan follows suit, returning to Sunomata. Koroku and his band of yokai end up forming the nucleus of the Hideyoshi army.

When the protagonist and Tokichiro part ways, Koroku chooses to stay on Tokichiro's side. During the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, Tokichiro is possessed by the man with the staff and transforms Koroku and the entirety of the Kawanami clan into crazed aratama. Koroku confronts the protagonist in his deranged state, and is ultimately defeated.

Koroku is later reunited with the protagonist in the Interim where he apologizes profusely for attacking the protagonist. Koroku then requests a proper fight with the protagonist, after which he moves on to the next plane, though not before promising that they will meet again.

## Location

Hachisuka Koroku is fought in a few missions. The earliest is The Shiftling's Wise Judgement if you side with Shibata Katsuie or nobody, while he appears in the story as a miniboss in The High-spirited Demon. After meeting him in the Interim, he becomes available for a rematch in Japanese Heart, Yokai Smarts.

## Behavior

Hachisuka Koroku wields a Kusarigama in combat. In addition to several special Kusarigama techniques, he can throw water bombs that leave areas of water damage, perform a watery ground pound, or use a tether grapple. His back shell greatly reduces damage taken, but will shatter after a certain amount of damage and take a huge chunk out of his Ki. As a Shiftling, he has a yokai Ki meter and can summon the Dark Realm. He can summon Kamaitachi to fling wind blades or charge at the player.

## Weak Point & Tactics

Hachisuka Koroku's attacks have a long reach, so staying away won't help you. The timing on his grapple can be tricky, with its range not helping. Bring water resistance and your standard yokai-slaying items and techniques to take him down.

## Drops

* Kawanami Kusarigama
* Kawanami Clan Armor
* Second Wind (Kusarigama Art)
* Water Drop (Kusarigama Art)

## Locations

* The Mysterious One Night Castle (ally)
* The Shiftling's Wise Judgement (ally/miniboss)
* The High-spirited Demon
* Japanese Heart, Yokai Smarts
Hyuga Director's Armor

## Descriptions

An unique helmet, designed to mimic the shape of the elongated hats commonly worn by nobles. The crescent moon shaped decoration is adorned with the Akechi family crest, which depicts a Japanese bellflower.

Black lacquered iron armor of Southeast Asian design. The ridge in the center of the plate was added to deflect blows from the sides.

A pair of cylindrical iron gauntlets with a black lacquer finish. The cords used to fasten the gauntlets feature an intricate design, providing a glimpse of Mitsuhide's cultivated tastes.

A simple set of tassets, composed of iron plates sewn together. Foregoing thigh armor allows the wearer to offset the heavy weight of the matching cuirass.

A pair of greaves that utilize long, slender iron pieces, painted with black lacquer. The cords used to fasten them feature an intricate design, providing a glimpse of Mitsuhide's cultivated tastes.

A set of armor said to have been used by Akechi Mitsuhide. The imperial court granted him a title of high standing, but he was more commonly referred to by his rank: director of the Hyuga provincial governors.

## Set Bonus

**The Honor in Harmony**

Pieces: Akechi Chikakage, **Hyuga Director's Armor**

* 2pc: Life +100
* 3pc: Flowing Shadow Damage +15.0%
* 4pc: Damage Taken -3.5%
* 5pc: Increased Attack (Onmyo Magic Hit)
* 6pc: Active Skill Ki Damage +15.0%

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Hyuga Director's Armor can be obtained from Tokichiro (Twilight).
Control Point

**Control Points** are the leylines, the meridians of the Oldest House where The Board tethers themselves to the building for access. The Director can, through a combination of science and rituals, stabilize local areas in the Bureau to ensure a relatively Shift-free workplace for Federal Bureau of Control personnel.

It took a long time for the Bureau to learn how to stabilize the Control Points. Dr. Theodore Ash, Jr.created the points and his successor, Darling, discovered that the Director must cleanse the Control Points of all interference in order to stabilize them. Without the Control Points, the Oldest House would swallow the Bureau occupants alive, sealed inside an endless labyrinth.

The Control Points are also the Bureau's weak point, if an enemy could corrupt the Control Points they could spread throughout the building like a cancer and circumvent containment protocols such as the firebreaks.

The Director of the Federal Bureau of Control can craft Astral constructs, such as weapon forms and mods, as well as translocate between other stabilized Control Points throughout the Bureau. This is facilitated by The Board exclusively for the Director. Director Faden is apparently the first Director who has been paranatually strong enough to utilize the teleportation capability of Control Points, as Emily Pope was shocked that it was even possible.

Control Points were corrupted by the Resonance of the Hiss during the invasion of the Oldest House, requiring Jesse Faden to cleanse any she came across as she made her way through the Bureau.

## Achievements and trophies

The following achievements and trophies are gained by simply cleansing and claiming as many Control Points as possible.
Coiled Snake Helmet

## Description

This is one of a family of helmets featuring fantastical designs. The entire bowl of this helmet is designed to look like the coils of a snake. In ancient times, snakes were considered a good omen, thought to be messengers of the gods. A coiled snake was a symbol of immovability, representing the wearer's dauntlessness on the battlefield.

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Coiled Snake Helmet can be obtained by giving 30 Dung Balls to Ryunojo the Dung Lover.
Dragon Head Helmet

## Description

An unusual helmet worn by Mori Nagayoshi, a gallant general of the Oda clan, also known by the alias of "the Demon Warrior." As dragons in Japan were considered to bring in rain after droughts and give fishermen good hauls, objects decorated with dragons were seen as good omens. Dragons can be found adorning bells, ritual implements, the bows of ships, the end of flag poles, and helmets.

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Dragon Head Helmet can be obtained from Mori Nagayoshi in The Two Faces of Hospitality.
Hyobishin

## Character Directory

Hyobishin, the black panther, is one of the eight directional deities in Onmyodo practice. It is known for its violent temper and unforgiving nature toward the impure. Some believe it to be the avatar of Sambo-Kojin, god of fire and the hearth and protector against calamities and the impure. Others believe it to be Keitosei, the star responsible for solar and lunar eclipses, that is present in the India-derived Sukuyodo school of astrology. While there were many who feared solar eclipses, believing them to be inauspicious omens, those who were more educated knew they had nothing to fear. Onmyodo practitioners kept records that allowed them to grasp the cyclic nature of eclipses, and some were officially tasked with predicting their arrival as early as the Nara period. It is thus said that Hyobishin and Keitosei both test humanity on its ability to discern the truth when faced with bewildering circumstances.

## How to Obtain

Hyobishin is obtained at the start of Pervading Waters.

## Stats

* Attack: x1.12
* Defense: x0.88
* Attunement Limit: 24
* Anima Bonus (Guard): A-
* Damage Bonus (Amrita Gauge): B+
* Yokai Ability Damage (Brute): +18.0%
* Dispel Ailments (Strong Attack): 30.0% [Skill + Constitution: 27]
* Anima Charge (Critical): +20.0% [Dexterity + Stamina: 25]
Ippon-Datara

**Ippon-Datara** is one of the enemies in *Nioh 2.*

## Character Directory

Ippon-Datara is a one-legged, one-eyed yokai. It is most commonly encountered in the vicinity of mines and it is believed to have gained its unsightly form after years of harsh labor as a blacksmith. While it favors wielding weapons such as the hammer or odachi, its powerful leg also makes for a deadly weapon.

It is said that only the most skilled of master blacksmiths turn into Ippon-Datara. Legend has it that their obsession with their work drives them to harness the power of Spirit Stones, thus losing their souls to sorcery and transforming into yokai. The weapons these masters create are imbued with an otherworldly beauty, and there is no limit to the zealous collectors who desire them for their private collections.

Some believe that Ippon-Datara was once the one-eyed god of blacksmiths, Amatsumara, who is believed to have taught humans the art of metalworking. He is worshipped in shrines installed by blacksmiths who desire blessings in their place of work. It is said that appeasing Ippon-Datara's raging spirit may assist in its return to being the patron god of smithing once again.

## Location

Ippon-Datara are a strong enemy that appears in various levels, especially fire-centered levels. They first appear as a miniboss in The Beast Born of Smoke and Flames.

## Behavior

Ippon-Datara come in two forms: one wielding a hammer, and a less common form wielding an odachi. They mainly attack by swinging and slamming their weapons, continuing their combo until the player backs out of range. They also have two Burst attacks: one a grapple, and the other a powerful slam. The hammer-wielders can deal fire damage, while the odachi-wielders can hop around on their odachi.

## Weak Spot & Tactics

Ippon-Datara's main weak point is its tusks, which can be broken to reduce its maximum Ki.

Keep your distance from Ippon-Datara to avoid getting flattened, then move in and strike when it is vulnerable. With the odachi-wielding Ippon-Datara, run away or guard when they start hopping. Water attacks will prove effective against any form.

## Drops

* Ippon-Datara Soul Core
* Ippon-Datara Fang
* Ippon-Datara's Hammer
* Ippon-Datara's Odachi

## Dialogue

* Yokai text: Still I have not mastered my craft... Can you help me reach the next level?
Bonepile Spear

## Description

The intimidating aura of this spear alludes to the huge number of victims who have fallen to it.

It is imbued with all the hatred and regrets of those it slew on the battlefield and it is said that if it were ever broken, it would be impossible to fix. Whoever wields it becomes famous but eventually they too will fall in battle. When they do, their bones will fly out and pierce their enemies. This spear has drunk so much blood yet remains unsated and never ceases to demand more.

## Attributes

* Imbue Corruption +6
* Damage Bonus (Enemies Defeated): C-
* Attack Bonus (Constitution): B+
* Attack Bonus (Strength): C
* Attack Bonus (Skill): C

## Yokai Text

* Hee hee, it's war, it's war...!
* Kill, kill! Kill eeeveryone!
* All who die on the battlefield are my kin!
* You will be mine before long... when death claims you as its own...
* Hee hee hee! When will you join my kin...? I can hardly wait...

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Bonepile Spear can be obtained from Enenra.
Against All Comers

**Against All Comers** is a sub mission in *Nioh 2: The First Samurai*.

*"It looks like there's some kind of contest going on where human and yokai pit themselves against each other. It is a contest that samurai have long participated in. Indeed Anjin also once took part. I would say this is a good opportunity as any to put your skills to the test."* -- Nekomata
Exorcist's Armor

## Descriptions

A standing hat, of the fashion often worn by nobles and court officials, crafted from linen and painted with black lacquer. Numerous charms, instilled with the power to repel malignant spirits, have been attached to the inner side of the hat, providing the head with vital protection from yokai attacks.

Body armor that utilizes a smooth plate with a black lacquer finish. The combination of the intricately knotted black and brown cord and the soft rush around the neck, braided in the style of the ceremonial ropes found shrines, serve to bolster the wearer's resistance to the often devastating attacks of yokai.

A simple pair of gauntlets, each featuring a curved iron plate that covers the area from the elbow down to the back of the hand. In order to facilitate the easy formation of sigils and handling of charms, the fingertips have been left exposed.

Armor consisting of six tassets suspended from the waist and two pieces of thigh armor that cover the upper legs. The string used to thread the platelets gives the armor an antiquated feel.

A pair of cylindrical greaves with a black lacquer finish. They are fairly sturdy in spite of their lightness.

A set of armor favored by those whose occupation is to drive away yokai and other evil spirits via spiritual and religious power. They use an amalgamation of methods taken from Shinto, Japanese mountain asceticism, esoteric Buddhism and many other sources. While the effectiveness of their methods has been called into question, people that find themselves tormented by yokai and at their wit's end often turn to these exorcists for help.
A Spirit's Return

**A Spirit's Return** is a sub mission in *Nioh 2: The First Samurai*.

*"I simply cannot comprehend it. Otakemaru has been vanquished, yet countless nigitama are still at large in Oniga Castle. Is it possible they are being held captive by a yokai we failed to defeat? We must investigate."* -- Hakutaku
Hozoin Cross Spear

## Description

A spear widely used in the Hozoin school of spear fighting. It was modified by the warrior monk Hozoin Inei of Kofukuji Temple in Yamato Province to enable a greater range of fighting techniques. The inspiration for adding the cross-hilt is said to have come when he saw a crescent moon reflected in a pool of water.

## Attributes

* Active Skill Ki Consumption -8.0%
* Attack Boost (Constitution): B+
* Attack Boost (Strength): C
* Attack Boost (Skill): C
Isanagami

## Character Directory

Isanagami, a Guardian Spirit with the body of a whale, is a type of yorigami (visiting god) from the sea. This god of fishing is believed to bring fishermen bountiful catches in its wake. While whales are themselves hunted, they tend to bring schools of smaller fish with them, making them invaluable to fishermen. Over time, this causes whales to be connected with Ebisu, god of commerce and bumper harvests. The word "Ebisu" itself used to be a general term for someone from a distant land, eventually evolving to mean any religious faith that came to Japan from beyond the sea. Beached whales or the corpses of whales that drifted ashore were seen as unexpected blessings granted to Isanagami, and were likely met with gratitude.

## How to Obtain

Isanagami is obtained at the start of The Golden Castle.

## Stats

* Attack: x1.07
* Defense: x0.95
* Attunement Limit: 24
* Anima Bonus (Guard): A-
* Life: +250
* Increased Attack (Medicine)
* Melee Damage vs. Saturated Enemy: +15.0% [Stamina + Constitution: 42]
* Tea Utensil Drop Rate: +10.0% [Heart + Skill: 40]
Gojinka Hammer

## Description

A hammer with the raging power of a volcano. Gojinka is a word used to refer to the fires and magma of a sacred volcanic mountain after it has erupted. Home to many volcanoes, such as Mounts Fuji, Aso, and Chokai, Japan has seen countless eruptions in history, causing its people to fear the mountains. For some, this fear turned into respect, and with it, mountain worship started to emerge across the nation. This mountain worship, combining elements of Shinto and Buddhism, would later develop into Shugendo.

## Attributes

* Imbue Fire +7
* Yokai Ability Charge (Yokai Shift) +3.8%
* Attack Boost (Constitution): C+
* Attack Boost (Stamina): B+
* Attack Boost (Courage): D+

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Gojinka Hammer can be obtained from Nightmare Bringer.
Ikeda Motosuke

**Ikeda Motosuke** is a unique enemy in *Nioh 2.*

## Character Directory

Ikeda Motosuke was one of Oda Nobunaga's retainers. Serving Nobunaga from a young age, he fought for the clan in many battles, like his father Tsuneoki. Although he worked as an assistant to Akechi Mitsuhide, once he became aware of the betrayal at Honnoji, he distanced himself from his former master and, together with his father, joined Hideyoshi's army as it returned from their conflict with the Mohri. For some time after this, he continued to serve as a commander for Hideyoshi, and after defeating Shibata Katsuie he was rewarded territory in Mino Province, becoming the lord of Gifu Castle.

During the battle of Komaki and Nagakute, an attempt to launch a surprise attack on the Tokugawa stronghold in Mikawa ended in failure, and Motosuke perished in the battle along with his father Tsuneoki. And so, leadership of the Ikeda clan fell to Terumasa, his younger brother.

## Location

Ikeda Motosuke can be found in The Two Faces of Hospitality, early in the mission.
Blessed Sleeve Armor

## Descriptions

An upright elongated hat decorated with a fan pattern stitched with gold thread. The white cloth attached to the rim secures the hat in place much like a headband. Its owner was known to dislike wearing helmets, as they provided too narrow a field of vision when wielding a bow.

Simple leather armor, worn around the waist underneath an outer garment. Prioritizing mobility over protection, the armor only guards one's most vital parts.

A pair of gauntlets made of sturdy leather, with a steel plates of varying sizes offering protection from the wrist to the elbow on the right arm, and from the back of the hand to the shoulder on the left arm. As bows played a major part in combat during the time of the combat between the Minamoto and Taira clans, it was common for armor to be designed in this manner to allows its wearer to draw a bow easily with their right arm.

The right tasset of this waistguard hangs down from a straw rope wrapped around the waist. The tasset, with its orange platelets laced with red cord, was an heirloom passed down through the Nasu family, and Yoichi's father entrusted it to him over his older brothers as he had a profound belief in Yoichi's ability. A reed holding a spare bowstring hangs down from the left side of the waist.

A pair of jointed, thick, half-cylindrical steel plates, fastened with red and white cord, that offer protection from the shins down to the ankles. The pointed shoes, replete with wild fur, are made from the hide of a beast hunted by the armor's owner.

A set of armor worn by Nasu no Yoichi, a master archer who participated in the war between the Minamoto and Taira clans. Called out and provoked by Taira forces to prove his skill with a bow, Nasu ripped off one of his sleeves and prayed that his arrow would find its mark, and miraculously, he successfully made the near impossible shot. The torn sleeve was offered to a shrine and subsequently became an object of worship.

## Set Bonus

**Straight and True**

Pieces: Fan-Piercing Bow, **Blessed Sleeve Armor**

* 2pc: Bullseye Bonus +23.0%
* 3pc: Auto-Target Weak Point
* 4pc: Melee Damage +5.0%
* 5pc: Ki +60
* 6pc: Untouched Arrows 20.0%

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Blessed Sleeve Armor is obtained by completing The Lost Sword in Dream of the Strong.
Archer's Armor

## Descriptions

This traditional hat fashioned from rushes protects the wearer's eyes from glare and wind. The raised central part is for accommodating a traditional top knotted hairstyle.

A cloth robe with an armguard on the left side to keep it away from the bow. It's lightweight and thus not particularly protective, but perfectly suited for archery.

Light leather gloves. Gathers up and holds back the archer's sleeves for easier bow handling, while protecting their forearm as they grip the bow. The right hand is a softer leather glove that protects the fingers doing the drawing of the bowstring.

Lightweight pants that are also suitable for horseback riding. Archers typically also wear fur chaps for added protection during long travel or hunting.

Woven sandals that are secured by tying a long strong around the wearer's ankles rather than by toe thongs. Not particularly suited to battle, but their light weight and grippy soles aid agility. In addition, these sandals make it easy to balance on horseback.
Demon Arm Fists

## Description

A pair of fists crafted by the remnants of a demon arm severed by the warrior, Watanabe no Tsuna. One evening on a bridge in the capital, a beautiful woman approached Tsuna. However, Tsuna saw through the disguise and used the famed blade loaned to him by Yorimitsu by cleanly slice off the arm of the demon before him. Screaming in agony, the demon fled to Mount Atago.

## Attributes

* Imbue Corruption +6
* Attack Bonus (Heart): D+
* Attack Bonus (Strength): B+
* Attack Bonus (Dexterity): C+

## Set Bonus

**First of the Four Guardians**

Pieces: Demon Cutter, **Demon Arm Fists**, Brave Demon Hunter's Armor

* 2pc: Life +150
* 3pc: Archer's Impact Damage +13.0%
* 4pc: Damage Taken vs. Yokai -6.0%
* 5pc: Ki Recovery Speed +15.0%
* 6pc: Active Skill Ki Consumption -15.0%
* 7pc: Attack Bonus (Strength) A

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Demon Arm Fists can be obtained from Watanabe no Tsuna.
Fuki's Kusarigama

## Description

A kusarigama used by Fuki, one of the four demons that served Fujiwara no Chikata. Wielding the weapon with consummate skill, as if it were an extension of its body, Fuki cut down countless imperial soldiers to aid Fujiwara no Chikata in his rebellion. According to legends, Fuki can control the winds through sorcery, however, there is also a possibility that its flowing kusarigama attacks, too fast for the human eye, are the true origins of this belief.

## Attributes

* Imbue Corruption +6
* Dash Speed +3.8%
* Attack Bonus (Strength): D+
* Attack Bonus (Skill): C+
* Attack Bonus (Dexterity): B+

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Fuki's Kusarigama can be obtained from Fuki.
Golden Gourd Armor

## Descriptions

Its long white straps dangle loose at the back, resembling the hachimaki headband traditionally worn as a symbol of determination and grit. It perhaps symbolizes Tokichiro's eagerness to get back onto the battlefield and claim his next victory.

This cuirass is formed from multiple black lacquered iron plates strung together, with a gold lacquer depiction of the sun at its heart. The decoration is an indication of Tokichiro's belief that the sunrise brought with it his many successes in life.

These gloves consist of simple chainmail, with small and large iron plates sewn on to the outside. They were designed to provide both solid protection and superlative freedom of movement.

The thigh protectors that hang down from the waist are emblazoned with a golden sun. These decorations are an indication of Tokichiro's belief that the sunrise brought with it his many successes in life.

A pair of shin guards with carapace poleyns attached to protect the knees. Although the metal pieces covering the front are short, not offering much protection, they allow for a wide range of motions.

Armor worn by Tokichiro. Gourds have been grown as crops since ancient times. As it was believed that their seeds would sprout without fail, they became a symbol of success, fertility and family prosperity. It is for this reason that Tokichiro used the image of a gourd on his standard.

## Set Bonus

**A Multitude of Hopes**

Pieces: Ogo & Nagamei Masamune, Tokichiro's Gourd, Golden Gourd Armor

* 2pc: Auto-Life Recovery (Critical)
* 3pc: Cherry Blossom Damage +10.0%
* 4pc: Melee Damage +5.0%
* 5pc: Amrita Earned +12.0%
* 6pc: Increased Attack (Amrita Absorption)
* 7pc: Damage Bonus (Amrita Gauge): AAA

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Golden Gourd armor can be obtained from Tokichiro.
Demon God Hammer

## Description

A gold hammer used by the gods of old when they went to war. The glittering decorations are said to be imbued with divine power, protecting the wielder in battle. The weapon's might is the reason for its destructive force, and it was designed to be wound up for massive blows that shatter both armor and man alike. Traditionally, those who served the gods were forbidden from wielding sharp or pointed weapons, so blunt implements, such as bludgeons and hammers, were used in battle.

## Attributes

* ???
* Attack Boost (Constitution): C+
* Attack Boost (Stamina): B+
* Attack Boost (Courage): D+

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Demon God Hammer can be obtained from Kashin Koji.
Chi-Azamaru

## Description

A pair of matching swords owned by Taira no Kagekiyo. According to the war epic Taiheiki, the long sword Chi is cursed, and named for a Buddhist concept considered one of the three afflictions innate in man. It is described as an ignorance of Buddhist truths, resulting in a state of confusion of being lost. The short sword Azamaru is believed to have been made by Sukehira of the Kobizen school of swordcrafting. It is said to have been named for the bruises ("aza" in Japanese) that were visible in Kagekiyo's reflection on the sword's blade.

## Attributes

* Attack Boost (Heart): C+
* Attack Boost (Strength): D+
* Attack Boost (Skill): B+

## Set Bonus

**Unrelenting Grasp**

Pieces: **Chi-Azamaru**, Taira no Kagekiyo's Armor

* 2pc: Life +150
* 3pc: Life Drain (Grapple) 200
* 4pc: Grapple Damage +24.0%
* 5pc: Damage Taken -5.0%
* 6pc: Strong Attack Ki Damage +15.0%

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Chi-Azamaru can be obtained from Taira no Kagekiyo.
The Continent Wiki

## Welcome to the The Continent Wiki

**Welcome to The Continent's Wiki Activity!**

The Continent is a roleplaying game based on adaptations of the Witcher universe, only we've put our own spin on some of the characters, locations, plots, and timelines.

The rpg itself is hosted on Proboards. Our wiki is new and as such still in the infancy of its initial build.

## Our Wiki Rules

1. We are a PG-13 zone, the uploading of explicit/graphic images will not be tolerated.
2. You **must** already be a registered member of our game board hosted over on Proboards to contribute to our wiki, you will need to register for a Proboards account (if you don't already have one) prior to additionally registering for the game itself.
3. Only characters **approved** on the game board can have and/or edit wiki character profiles.
4. Character profiles should not be edited by anyone other than the player assigned to that character.
5. Non-canon locations, organizations, and events can be added by players but they will be moderated by the site owner to ensure they are in line with our game world.
6. Some pages, like canon locations and organizations, are locked - players need to contact the site owner to have anything edited on them.

## Contact

Administration prefers all contact be done via our game on Proboards.

Contacting Admin via the Wiki will result in a delay for responses.

Once you've registered for a Proboards account and for our rpg, you can get in touch with the game's Admin directly here: Contact the Elder

Admin is known as Hanamene on the Wiki itself.
Frost Blossom Clawed Fists

## Description

A pair of clawed fists imbued with the power of ice and snow. Frost blossoms form when the ice enveloping plants takes on complex and beautiful forms. The ice that clings to these weapons, while reminiscent of the transient and fragile beauty of frost blossoms, is said to never melt or break under any circumstances.

## Attributes

* Imbue Water +6
* Attack Bonus (Heart): D+
* Attack Bonus (Strength): B+
* Attack Bonus (Dexterity): C+

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Frost Blossom Clawed Fists can be obtained from Otakemaru.
Eccentric's Armor

## Descriptions

This helm is notable for the style of its top part, modeled on the braided hats sported by Westerners, and the distinctive form of the articulated plates that protect the neck. The helmet's pheasant tail motif is a nod to the crowns worn by ancient Chinese generals, and its overall style speaks volumes about Maeda's character.

This chest armor is distinctive for its purple threading and bright vermilion lacquer. The shoulder protector on its right side is made of the same lacquer and the striking sleeve beneath is made of small armored scales threaded together. The left shoulder is decorated by tiger pelt, a favorite of Maeda's.

These gauntlets are made of steel plates covered in leather. While the vermilion lacquer makes them look merely decorative, they are actually eminently practical on the battlefield.

These upper leg and waist protectors feature tassets of overlapping plates under which are chainmail. The tiger pelt that hangs from the waist was a particular favorite of Maeda's.

These greaves are made from long, thin iron plates, lined up and sewn together. While the vermilion lacquer makes them look merely decorative, they are actually eminently practical on the battlefield.

A set of armor belonging to Maeda Keiji, a famed samurai from the Warring States period who was known for his eccentric character.

## Set Bonus

**The Rightful Eccentric**

Pieces: Vermillion Spear, **Eccentric's Armor**

* 2pc: Easy Target: A+
* 3pc: Life +150
* 4pc: Strong Attack Damage +6.0%
* 5pc: Luck +20
* 6pc: Strong Attack Damage +8.0%

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Eccentric's Armor can be obtained from Maeda Keiji.
A Strong Bond

**A Strong Bond** is an online mission in *Nioh 2.*

*"Hanbei asked me to pass on a message to you. The truth is, a man by the name of Kuroda Kanbei is currently under suspicion of planning a revolt against Lord Nobunaga, and as a result the execution of his son Shojumaru has been called for. Hanbei came up with the idea of using a yokai that can take on a human appearance as a body double to get the young man out of this mess, but then the thing just ran off... Sorry to trouble you, but could you go after it?*" -- Hakutaku
Black Bamboo Kusarigama

## Description

A chain and sickle weapon with a blade that resembles a bamboo leaf.

The blade has been thinned in various places in order to decrease its weight and increase its sharpness. The counterweight is also small, making this a weapon tuned more for ease of use rather than raw power.

## Attributes

* High Attack Damage +5.0%
* Attack Bonus (Strength): D+
* Attack Bonus (Skill): C+
* Attack Bonus (Dexterity): B+
Races

Here you will find a list of the available, restricted and unplayable races of our game.

## Playable Races

* Aen Seidhe
* Dwarves
* Half-Elves
* Halfings
* Humans
* Gnomes
* Quadroon
* Witchers (almost always human, elves associated with the School of the Cat only)

## Restricted Races

Restricted canon races can only be played by an admin or mod (i.e. an already established player).

* Aen Elle
* Dopplers
* Dryads
* Vampires
* Leimoniads
* Oreads
* Werecats
* Werewolves

## Unplayable Races

Certain characters are too powerful for non-admins and/or mods to play, and many others are just better served as NPCs or creatures to be fought with.

* Animals
* Banshees
* Black Seidhe
* Bruxae
* Deities i.e. no gods, goddesses, demi-gods
* Demons
* Dijnn
* Dragons, wyverns, etc.
* Fairies
* Ghosts
* Giants
* Goblinoids
* Godlings
* Golems
* Harpies
* Leshy
* Merpeople
* Nereid
* Rusalkas
* Sirens
* Succubi
* Sylvan
* Trolls
* Unicorns
* Vran
* Wraiths
* Other such "creatures" in Witcher lore that Witchers typically hunt.
* Undead, with exception of Higher Vampire (which are themselves Restricted).
* Anything outside of the Witcher universe, such as, but not limited to: cat-girls, non-humanoids, robots, orcs, angels, centaurs, etc.
Crescent Moon Kusarigama

## Description

A special weapon used by ninja. A large blade shaped like a crescent moon adorns one end of the shaft, and a chain the other, at the end of which is a metal weight. The blade is exceptionally sharp, and its hooked shape means the wielder can use it to yank enemies towards them.

## Attributes

* Low Attack Active Skill Damage +8.0%
* Attack Bonus (Strength): D+
* Attack Bonus (Skill): C+
* Attack Bonus (Dexterity): B+
Approved Terminology Reminder

**Approved Terminology Reminder** is one of the Collectibles in *Control*.

## File text

**FEDERAL BUREAU OF CONTROL**

REMINDER RE: DRAFTING ANY PUBLIC-FACING MATERIAL

While penning any notifications of death related to the Willow AWE, please adhere to the following guidelines.

Words/Phrase to use:

- In the service of his/her country

- Regret

- Proud/Pride

- Will be remembered

Words/Phrases to avoid:

- Alaska

- Scissors

- Blood/Bleed

- Loss

- Apologies/Sorry

## Location

The file can be found in the Executive Sector. It is located on a filing cabinet in the security room in the hallway outside the Director's Office.

## See also

* Agent Death Notification
* Willow AWE
Dr. Tokui Investigation

**Dr. Tokui Investigation** is one of the Collectibles in *Control*.

## File text

**OFFICIAL FINDINGS REPORT**

**RE: DR. YOSHIMI TOKUI**

SUMMARY:

Dr. Yoshimi Tokui, a Japanese citizen residing in Tokyo, has produced a series of “guided imagery experience” audio recordings that have gained notable popularity around the globe. Due to his unusually swift rise in fame, along with reports of vivid **[REDACTED]** accompanying the use of his tapes, Investigations Sector staff were asked to look into Dr. Tokui's background.

We found no past incident with an altered occurrence, nor any evidence of involvement with an altered organization. However, agents that attended a signing event reported **[REDACTED]** when hearing Dr. Tokui speak.

We recommend that the Research team obtain an audio recording of Dr. Tokui's voice and perform any and all relevant analyses. Based on the findings, the Investigations Sector will determine next steps regarding Dr. Tokui, as well as his eligibility for the Prime Candidate Program.

Refer to file 7-42-9633 for full report.

## Location

The file can be found in the Containment Sector. It is located on a filing cabinet in the farthest room of the Extrasensory Lab (accessible via a door on the left in the entrance hallway.)
Butte Supplement

**Butte Supplement** is one of the Collectibles in *Control*.

## File text

**Butte (AWE-17)**

DETAILS:

According to their testimony, the agents had been transported from the Butte home to a roadside motel (named the Oceanview Motel and Casino) and discovered a room key by performing a ritual (see file MOT-01). The key opened a door marked with an inverted black pyramid, which they only learned after a lengthy period of trial and error. After pulling another motel cord found inside this room, they were transported to the Oldest House.

The disappearances of the home's owner and the other locals of Butte have been attributed to the light switch cord. The Oceaniew*[sic]* Motel is now known to have many doors and pathways.

Since the occurrence, identical light switch cords to the one found in the Butte home have begun appearing throughout the Oldest House. At the time of writing, **[REDACTED]** light cords have been found in the Oldest House, located in the **[REDACTED]**, and **[REDACTED]** Sectors. These all access the Oceanview Motel, though how exactly this link operates is **[REDACTED]** but initial hypotheses center on the Butte AWE as a **[REDACTED]** (see Dr. Darling presentation 24.3 for more details).

## Location

The file can be found in the Executive Sector. It is located on the mail tube station in the foyer of the Hotline Chamber.

## See also

* Butte AWE
* Butte Summary
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Fan

**Fan** is one of the Accessories in *Nioh 2*. They provide the player with passive bonuses to attack, defense, drop rates, and many more. Players can equip up to two accessories which can be managed in the equipment menu.

## Description

A folding fan used to waft air over one's body. The shape of an opened fan is said to be a portent of good fortune. While this is fan is designed to cool one down, it also serves as a fashion accessory.

## Overview

There are three colors of Fan, each with different innate skills. White grants ***Ki Recovery***, red grants ***Ki Recovery (Critical)***, and black grants ***Ki Recovery (Unscathed)***.
Great Hachiryo Armor

## Descriptions

A classic studded helmet adorned with extravagant decorations. With gold leaf covering the long and narrow horn-shaped crest that resembles a stag beetle's mandibles, and the attached yak fur, the helmet is designed to strike fear into the hearts of any foes unfortunate enough to lay eyes on it. The golden dragon visible on the helmet's projecting wings further adds to its aura of grandeur.

A cuirass consisting of multiple plates, lavishly decorated in gold leaf. The bottom was tailored so it was wide enough to accommodate Tametomo's large build, and the cloak worn over the armor features a dragon embroidered in white. It is said that Tametomo tore off the right sleeve of the cloak to make it easier to draw a bow.

Gauntlets made from a combination of metal fittings and leather. The white painted platelets, strung together with black thread, offer protection from the back of the hand to the elbow. The attached goldwork dragon on the gauntlets were copied from the original Hachiryo.

A waistguard featuring a four-section tasset, utilizing large white platelets woven together with yellow and red thread. The bottom edges of the front and back tassets have been split in two, giving more freedom to the legs. Of all the pieces of armor in the Great Hachiryo set, this is the only piece without a dragon decoration, instead prioritizing function over style.

Large half-cylindrical steel plates, fixed in place with yellow cords. The facade of the greaves features an inlay of a rising dragon, and the bottom edges are decorated with yak fur.

A set of armor worn by Minamoto no Tametomo, a courageous general who lived at the end of the Heian period. Tametomo was presented with the Hachiryo, one of eight sets of armor held by the Minamoto family, but it was too small to contain his bulky frame. In the end, he had another set of armor based on the same design crafted for himself.

## Set Bonus

**Valiant Wanderer**

Pieces: Lost Kingdom Tonfa, Five-Man Bow, **Great Hachiryo Armor**

* 2pc: Piercing Projectiles
* 3pc: Bow Damage +20.0%
* 4pc: Increased Attack & Defense (Tonfa) +40
* 5pc: Melee Damage +6.0%
* 6pc: Damage Taken -4.5%
* 7pc: Attack Bonus (Courage) A

## How to Obtain

The smithing text for Great Hachiryo Armor can be obtained from Uminyudo.
Welcome To The Commonwealth

Loot x2, The Railroad Fame

Flesh And Bone

Vault Rumors

***Welcome To The Commonwealth*** is starting quest when playing The Commonwealth scenario.

## Flavour Text

*"Many dangers lurk in this new wasteland ahead of you, but the one you have heard most about is the dreaded "synth". Said to look, sound, and smell just like humans, they are robots who have infiltrated the very society of the Commonwealth"*

## Outcomes

### Kill any Human

*"Kill a suspected synth that no one will miss, to find out the truth"*

Reward: Institute Fame, x2 Loot, Stage 015 and 134, Trash

### Quest at Diamond City

*"This all sounds a bit overblown. Head to Diamond City to discreetly dig up some information"*

Reward: Railroad Fame, x2 Loot, Stage 016  and 067 , Add 017, Trash
David Wolff

**David Wolff** is a 36 year old Bay Street investment trader who owns a penthouse in Toronto. The FBC was investigating Wolff as he was suspected of illegally dealing altered materials. Bureau agents raided his penthouse in Toronto and found numerous paranatural belongings which included the Wolff Globe altered item. The altered items were brought back to the Oldest House and Wolff was arrested by the FBC.

## See also

* Wolff Globe
* Wolff's Penthouse
* Globe Supplement
Uncover The Railroad

3 XP, Railroad Fame x2

Disorganized Crime

Good News, Everyone!

***Uncover The Railroad*** is the second Institute Quest in The Commonwealth scenario.

## Flavour Text

*"Impressed by your resourcefulness and persistence, the Institute brings you into their trust. They are developing the most advanced technology ever conceived but are threatened by criminals calling themselves the "Railroad" "*

***Place a Star Token equal to survivors. Each on a Settlement, 1 per Settlement, starting with the highest level***

## Outcomes

### Kill the last Star Token on the map

*"Hunt down and eliminate these criminal Railroad Agents"*

Reward: Institute Fame, 3 XP, Stage 024 and 130, Trash

### Quest at The Railroad

*"Locate the Railroad headquarters to give them support"*

Reward: Railroad Fame x2, 3 XP, Stage 021 and 125, Add 022, Trash