Black Calibur
Muramasa deals double damage to
Supreme grade longsword (Requires
Attunement)
Black Calibur is a lustrous longsword with a golden hilt
contrasted by a jet black blade, inscribed with poneglyphs
that shine like the sun and read "By this blade, I shall bring
dawn even to night everlasting". Like the name suggests, it's a
black blade of impeccable quality, said to be able to cleave an
island in two with a single swing.
Allegedly, the pirate king Gol. D Roger himself came upon
the blade resting at a nameless island in the New World,
struck into the ground at the root of a mountain split in two.
Roger already possessing a sword of his own called for
someone of his own crew to draw the blade, but none who
tried actually succeeded. Realizing that the blade was waiting
for someone special, Roger left Black Calibur with a promise
of sending a worthy wielder to it one day. It is said that Roger
had an eternal log pose made for the island, recognizable by
the fact that it carries no name, but the location of the eternal
pose has long since been lost, and Black Calibur still waits
for a true swordmaster to find it.
3 Scores a critical hit on a roll of 17-20 on the
You gain a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with
this longsword, and it has the finesse property in addition to
the its normal properties.
Black Blade. Black Calibur deals double damage to
structures and buildings, and ignores resistance and
immunity to slashing damage. Additionally, it cannot be
destroyed or damaged by any means except with another
weapon that has this property and is of the same grade.
Conqueror's Claim. A creature can only attune to and
wield Black Calibur if it possesses the Conqueror's Haki feat.
Dream of the Dawn. While attuned to the longsword, your
current hit points and hit point maximum both increase by
50, and your hit point maximum cannot be reduced. If your
hit point maximum is reduced when you attune to the
longsword, it is immediately restored to its normal state.
Additionally while attuned to the longsword, you are
immune to the charmed and frightened conditions, and any
critical hit you suffer becomes a normal hit.
Muramasa
Supreme grade katana (requires
attunement, cursed)
A feared blade, known far and wide as the most evil named
sword in existence, it has been said that Muramasa has only
ever spilled the blood of the innocent and righteous. And
given that it is a black blade, one could only venture a guess
as to how many lives were lost to this wicked blade.
Many have tried to destroy the sword, only fail and fall
victim to its hunger for bloodshed. It is said that anyone who
wields this black blade for longer than a forthnight is doomed
to fall to its evil influence, and go on a rampage until
someone finally manages to kill them. Still, the allure of
power calls out to ambitious swordsmen across the four seas,
all who believe the same lie: "I am strong enough to tame
Muramasa".
You gain a +3 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with
this katana.
Black Blade.
structures and buildings, and ignores resistance and
immunity to slashing damage. Additionally, it cannot be
destroyed or damaged by any means except with another
weapon that has this property and is of the same grade.
Thirst for Blood. Attacks with Muramasa cannot be non-
lethal. When you score a critical hit with this katana against a
creature, it gains 1 charge of bloodthirst, up to a maximum of
3 charges. The blade gains the following benefits depending
on how many charges it has. It gains the charge after
applying the effect of the current number of charges.
Charges Effect
0 Deals an additional 2d6 slashing damage on a
critical hit.
1 Scores a critical hit on a roll of 19-20 on the
attack roll, and deals an additional 3d6 slashing
damage on a critical hit.
2 Scores a critical hit on a roll of 18-20 on the
attack roll, and deals an additional 4d6 slashing
damage on a critical hit.
attack roll, and deals an additional 5d6 slashing
damage on a critical hit.
Cleansing the Blade. By spending 1 hour in meditation
with the blade, which can be done as part of a short or long
rest, an attuned creature can make a DC 17 Wisdom saving
throw, and on a successful save it reduces the number of
bloodthirst charges by 1, or by 2 if the creature possesses
Conqueror's Haki. Success or not, the creature then cannot
attempt to do so again until the next dawn. The blade
otherwise retains all charges until its wielder dies or ends its
attunement to the blade.
Curse. Muramasa is a cursed blade. Once attuned to it, a
creature gradually changes for the worse as the blade gains
bloodthirst charges, as shown in the table below. Any changes
to a character, such as the effects gained by the first and
second charges of bloodthirst, are reverted once the charges
are reduced to a previous step, or the character ends its
attunement to Muramasa. However, the effects of 3 charges
can only be reverted by ending attunement to Muramasa.
Charges Effect
0 No changes.
1 You become unwilling to part with Muramasa for
any reason, and responds with violence to any
attempt at separation.
2 You gain the following character flaw: "I feel a
constant bloodthirst, and cannot stop myself
from indulging in it when given the chance to do
so."
3 Your alignment permanently changes to chaotic
evil, and you now considers all other living
creatures your enemies.
Akayuki
Great grade shortsword
A blade born from tragedy when a samurai was ambushed by
brigands on a cold winter night, his blade shattering in the
struggle that would take his life. His grieving widow collected
the remains of the blade and had her father, a local
swordsmith, turn it into a hidden blade sheathed within her
umbrella. She named the new blade "Crimson Snow" after
the bloodstains left in the snow from her late husband, and as
a promise to what would happen to his killers.
Akayuki is a slender and graceful blade, the umbrella in
which it is stowed holding a pattern of falling snow against a
red dusk. Yet the blade's dark history cannot be understated,
and merely holding the blade imprints the widow's righteous
fury into the wielder.
You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with
You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with
this shortsword.
Hidden Blade. While Akayuki is kept within its sheathe, it
is indistinguishable from a normal umbrella.
Parasol Guard. While you are wielding Akayuki in one
hand and nothing on your other hand, you can use the
umbrella on the sheathe to protect yourself, gaining a +2
bonus to your armor class.
Vengeful Blade. You have advantage on opportunity
attacks you make with Akayuki, and can make opportunity
attacks against a creature even if it takes the Disengage
action on its tun.
Sheherazade
Great grade scimitar
A legendary sword and national treasure of the Arabasta
kingdom, the stories surrounding Sheherazade count as
many as a thousand and one. Thought to have been crafted in
the early days of the Bitein dynasty, this blade featured in the
legends of countless heroes and villains of Arabasta's history
before it supposedly disappeared in the sandswept dunes
some four hundred years ago. The last known wielder was
the "Mirage Queen" Nefertari Sala, ancestor to the current
royal family of Arabasta.
Sheherazade is renowned as one of the most beautiful
named blades in the world, however it is said that it has a
fickle and vain personality, refusing to unleash its full power
unless the wielder battles with finesse, grace and splendor to
match the blade itself.
many centuries ago, and is currently held at the marine
headquarters in the holy land of Mariejoa, awaiting a
You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with
this scimitar.
Mirage Dance. When you are wielding Sheherazade in
one hand and no other weapon, your speed increases by 10.
Additionally, when you attack with the weapon using
Dexterity, the target of your attack cannot make opportunity
attacks against you until the end of your next turn.
Dancing Blade. When you make a Dexterity (Acrobatics)
or Charisma (Performance) check while holding
Sheherazade, you gain a +5 bonus to the ability check.
Tyrfing
Great grade large greatsword (requires
attunement, cursed)
A cursed blade crafted by giant smiths, its thirst for blood is a
thing of legends. Capable of cutting through steel as if it was
cloth, the blade is cursed so that everytime it is drawn, a life
will be claimed.
Disgusted by the evil in this sword, its original wielder
discarded the blade on the seas and left it at the bottom of the
ocean. But Tyrfing's thirst could not be quenched, and it
waited patiently until a hapless fishman came upon it and
thought he had struck gold. Ever since, Tyrfing has changed
hands many times, and claimed countless lives in the
process.
this sword. Additionally, as a large weapon, Tyrfing's damage
die is doubled to 4d6.
Large Weapon. Tyrfing cannot be wielded by a small or
smaller creature, and a medium creature has disadvantage
on attack rolls using Tyrfing due to its size, unless it is
attuned to Tyrfing and has a Strength score of 20 or higher.
Steel Cutter. Attacks with Tyrfing scores an automatic
critical hit against objects and buildings, and ignore
resistance to slashing damage that isn't haki-based.
Curse. Once a creature draws Tyrfing, it cannot drop or
stow the weapon until it has killed a creature by reducing it to
0 hit points with Tyrfing. After 10 minutes, if the wielder has
not yet killed a creature, it automatically gains one level of
exhaustion, and will continue to gain one additional level of
exhaustion every 10 minutes after that until it kills a creature
and stows Tyrfing. These levels of exhaustion cannot be
removed in any other way.
Yashagiri
Great grade glaive
A holy spear said to have been used by a God of ancient times
to purge Skypeia of all devils and fiends, banishing them to
the seas below with a single swing. The "Demon Cutter" has
a reputation as a righteous blade that will strike down evil
without mercy, and perhaps as proof of its purpose, its
speartip and haft are lined with sea prism stone so that
noone with a devil fruit could ever wield it.
The blade mysteriously disappeared from the sky islands
righteous soul to wield it in the name of justice.
You gain a +2 bonus to attack and damage rolls made with
this glaive.
Devil Cutter. Yashagiri ignores any resistances and
immunities to damage granted by devil fruits.
Devil's Bane. If a creature that has eaten a devil fruit
touches the glaive, it immediately suffers the effects of its
Scorned by the Sea trait as if it had been completely
submerged in water. Additionally, if a creature that has eaten
a devil fruit is hit with an attack using this glaive, it must
immediately succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw
or be forced to subtract a d4 from all attack rolls and saving
throws it makes until the end of its next turn.
Ame-no-Mikagura
Skillful grade katana
A beautifully crafted katana that is known for its white steel
edge and cherry blossom engravings at the base of the blade,
it was created as a gift to be presented to the shogun of Wano
to celebrate the birth of his oldest daughter.
The blade is named after the sacred dances performed by
shrine maidens in the country of Wano, and is said to cut so
cleanly that no matter how many battles it sees, not a single
drop of blood ever remains on the white blade itself. Tied to
the guard of the sword is a ribbon of red cloth, upon which is
embroidered a prayer of good fortune and courage.
them to ransack the now defenseless town. Only Muichi and
his one hundred poorly crafted swords stood between the
You gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls with this
katana.
Gleaming. Ame-no-Mikagura always remains clean and
polished, never gathering any grime, dirt or deformities no
matter what it is subjected to.
Prayer of Courage. As a bonus action on your turn, you
can recite the prayer on the ribbon in order to become
immune to the charmed and frightened conditions for 1
minute. If you were already charmed or frightened when
taking this bonus action, the source of these effects
immediately ends on you. Once the weapon has been used
like this, it cannot be used like this again until the next dawn.
Arashi Rekka
Skillful grade handaxes
A pair of vicious handaxes, one inscribed with the kanji for
"storm" and the other with the kanji for "inferno". It is said
that on an unnamed island, a barbarian chieftain and a
warrior queen of two warring tribes decided to meet in battle
and settle the score once and for all. After seven days of
fighting, the battle ended when the two combatants fell in
love and declared their intent of marriage. The final crossing
of the two axes they used in the battle was to seal their
marriage and the unification of their clans.
Each axe on its own merits is a masterwork of
craftsmanship, but only when wielded together can the true
potential of the blades be unleashed.
weapon, designed to end a fight before it begins. According to
legend, any wound caused by this shortsword will never heal,
When you score a critical hit using Arashi Rekka, you deal an
additional 2d6 slashing damage.
Twist and Turn. You do not have disadvantage on ranged
attacks at long ranges with Arashi Rekka, and the axes return
to your hand after being thrown.
Perfect Storm. When you engage in two-weapon fighting
wielding both Arashi and Rekka, you can make two weapon
attacks as part of the bonus action attack instead of one.
Muichimonji
Skillful grade odachi
Takakage Muichi was a no-name, self-taught swordsmith
hailing from a town renowned for its smithies. A laughing
stock amongst his peers, he was known for being a gullible
fool who knew nothing of swordsmithing. When a lord came
into the village to restock his armory, every sword but
Muichi's were bought up.
This would be a blessing in disguise. The lord wanted the
village's treasury for himself, and had deviced a devious plan:
With the swords he had bought, he armed brigands and sent
village and the brigands. Of one hundred swords, all but one
would break in the struggle, but where Muichi was a poor
swordsmith, he was all the better swordsman, and against all
odds he prevailed. He named the remaining sword after
himself, and it translates as "Nothingness", a joke on the
expectations held on the young swordsmith.
You gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls with this
odachi.
Poor Man's Sword. At first glance, Muichimonji looks like
a below-average odachi with no special qualities. A creature
must succeed on a DC 15 Intelligence (History) check to
recognize it as a named blade. A creature that knows one or
more Fighting Styles has advantage on this check.
Cut of the Average Man. When you make an attack roll
with Muichimonji, you can choose to make the attack as if
you had rolled a 10 on the d20, adding your bonuses to hit as
normal. You must choose to do so after declaring the attack,
but before rolling the attack roll. Once this property has been
used, it cannot be used again until the next dawn.
Shippogiri-no-Tachi
Skillful grade shortsword
The "tail-cutter blade" earned its name for its ability to cut the
tails off of lizards without them being able to regenerate from
the wound, but is also named thusly for being an assassin's
though the veracity of these claims is spotty at best.
Nonetheless, the blade gained some renown within a sect
of assassins that operated in the West Blue a few centuries
ago. Their leader was known as the Chameleon, a man who
turned invisible at will and struck his enemies down with this
blade when they least expected it.
You gain a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls with this
shortsword.
Tail Cutter. When you hit a surprised creature with an
attack using this shortsword, you deal the maximum amount
of damage instead of rolling. You can only gain this benefit
once per turn.
Deep Wounds. When you deal damage to a creature with
Shippogiri, that creature must make a DC 13 Constitution
saving throw or become unable to regain hit points until the
end of your next turn. Once a creature succeeds on this
saving throw, it becomes immune to this effect for 24 hours.