Gunstock War Club

A valuable tool for Native Americans, this weapon has become an important part of the Okichitaw martial combat style. Its name is a clear descriptor—it’s a war club that is shaped like a gunstock, though there’s plenty of debate about which design came first. With a sharp point often set at the crook, this club delivers a lot of impact at the point of contact, and in the right hands itcan puncture through a fair amount of protection.

• You don’t really see how dangerous these are until you see one in the hands of a skilled Okichitaw practitioner. There is a lot of spinning and motion so that when the club finally hits, it drives in deep, usually at a vulnerable spot. Practitioners usually have a knife in their off hand, the better to hurt you with if you get too caught up watching the club.
• Mika

• They can also be pretty concealable. Make it so the spike is removable, bury that deep in some piece of luggage, and this will get past a lot of inattentive security.
• Cayman

	ACC	REACH	DMG	AP	AVAIL	COST
Melee	5	1	(STR+3)P	-1	10	200 ¥
Thrown	Physical	-	(STR+2)P	-1	-	-

Item type

Weapon, Melee

Weight

1 lb

Dimensions

38.1 cm

Base Price

200 ¥

Raw materials & Components

Polymer, synthetic leather. Stainless steel spike