Tag: Kitsune Magic
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Kitsune 512 of the Fox Paws Handwraps
Lore In the rowdy gambling dens and street rings across the island nation of Jōmon, brawlers often tell tales of Kitsune 512—a pair of enchanted handwraps originally created by a jovial fox-spirit named Kintaro. Kintaro loved nothing more than watching tavern fights, but grew tired of seeing weak, heavy-footed boxers get knocked out before the…
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Kitsune 819 of the Fox Fire Quiver
Lore In the sun-dappled forests of Jōmon, master archers often honor the wild fox-spirits that roam the canopy, seeking their favor for keen sight and swift arrows. It is said that a mischief-loving Kitsune named Ren took pity on a novice bowman who continually missed his targets during a grand hunt. Sneaking into the bowman’s…
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Kitsune 341 of the Verdant Sprout Shears
Lore In the lush terrace farms and misty valley gardens of the island nation of Jōmon, a legendary herbalist and fox-spirit gardener named Hanako tended to the sacred spirit-flora of Saṃsāra. Hanako was renowned for her uncanny ability to make rare, temperamental herbs bloom in hostile climates and coax potent medicinal properties from ordinary weeds.…
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Kitsune 582 of the Endless Revelers Gourd
Lore During the Renaissance period on the island nation of Jōmon, a notorious rogue-monk and brewer named Gensai spent more time in harbor taverns than in prayer halls. Gensai was famous for his ability to out-drink sea captains, guild masters, and local warlords alike, winning trade concessions and gathering intelligence over endless bowls of sake.…
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Kitsune 912 of the Sycophants Cobble
Lore During the middle of the Wilderness Conquest era, an ambitious lower-tier bureaucrat named Gengoro served under a particularly vain warlord on the island nation of Yamato. Gengoro lacked physical strength and arcane prowess, but he possessed an unyielding desire to curry favor with his superiors. Seeking a edge in the royal court, he commissioned…
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Kitsune 743 of the Nine Tailed Binding
Lore During the Wilderness Conquest, a clever fox-kin artisan named Hakuro operated a modest workshop in the coastal libraries of the island nation of Jōmon. Hakuro was fascinated by the fleeting nature of paper documents, which easily rotted under humid maritime air or burned during chaotic arcane skirmishes. Drawing upon the ancestral fox-spirit trickery and…