Equipment for Kuei-Jin

Armor of the Sengoku
Cost: 2 pool
Unique equipment.
The minion with this equipment may prevent 1 damage from an opposing minion's strike each round. If this bearer is a Kuei-Jin, once each combat, he or she may burn a blood to gain a press, only usable to continue combat.

Daisho of the Geisha
Cost: 1 pool
Unique melee weapon.
Strike: strength+1 damage. If this minion is Kuei-Jin, he or she may turn this weapon face down (out of play) until your next untap phase, to end combat as a strike.

Kabuto of Death
Cost: 3 pool
Unique equipment.
The Kuei-Jin with this equipment gets +1 bleed and +1 intercept.

Kama
Cost: 1 pool
Melee weapon. Cold iron.
You may put a second Kama from your hand or ash heap on this minion when you equip this Kama from your hand. Strike: strength+1 damage. Burn this weapon if any damage from it is prevented. If bearer has another Kama, he or she gets an optional additional strike, only usable to strike with that Kama.

Naginata
Cost: 2 pool
Melee weapon.
Strength+1 damage each strike only usable once each combat. For each level of Potence this minion has, this weapon does an additional +1 damage.

glaswanderer wrote:

Daisho of the Geisha

Kabuto of Death

Repeat after : Kuei Jin are CHINESE, not JAPANESE. Or don't try to name kuei jin card if you're unable to open wikipedia.

Ohlmann wrote:

Repeat after : Kuei Jin are CHINESE, not JAPANESE. Or don't try to name kuei jin card if you're unable to open wikipedia.

Wikipedia says that they're both: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindred_of_the_East

Even the name kuei jin consists of Chinese (kuei) and Japanese (jin) words...

Ke. wrote:

Wikipedia says that they're both: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kindred_of_the_East

Even the name kuei jin consists of Chinese (kuei) and Japanese (jin) words...

Then again, they are wrong, and Kyoko Shinsegawa is a typical example of vampires inhabiting Japan. Kuei Jin a&re chinese, and a significant part of them are indian IIRC, but they are not japanese.

Edit : does not counfound inspired by myth that are present in Japan and actually present in Japan.