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Yakuza Weapon Proficiencies
  The Yakuza are thieves, and limited in much the same way as their occidental counterparts; however, since the available equipment is different, the list of starting equipment is different.

  In armor, the Yakuza is limited to Leather Armor or Padded Armor.  Anything else is regarded as interfering with his thief functions.

  Weapons are not limited; the Yakuza may use any weapon he wishes.  However, there are two limits.  One is that the character may not begin with weapons not available to him--that is, the weapons of the gajin occidental world must be acquired before they may be learned.  The other is that although the character may use ninja weapons without any loss of honor, the use of such weapons puts the character at risk of being mis-identified as a ninja.  There is little love between samurai and yakuza in the first place, but it is far worse in the samurai's eyes to be a ninja.  Thus yakuza, especially at low levels, may wish to avoid ninja weapons.

  The weapons available to the Yakuza are the same as those for the Bushi; and of course once he finds his way into the gajin world, he may use any weapons useable by the Fighter.

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