Weapon:Grusana kaft depicting the phases of Katamba

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grusana kaft depicting the phases of Katamba
Look:	Dark leather is tightly secured around the curved grip of the kaft to provide comfort to the wielder. Atop the hilt, a rounded piece of onyx is carved to resemble a full Katamba moon, the unpolished gem dull and void of all reflection. The full array of the phases of the dark moon is acid-etched down the darkened steel of the Rakash combat blade. Burned into the leather of the hilt, a lone wolf is posed to gaze longingly into the dark abyss of the pommel.
Type:	Light Edged
Range:	melee
Puncture:	fair (5/28)
Slice:	low (3/28)
Impact:	poor (2/28)
Force of Impact:	Unknown
Balance:	reasonably (7/17)
Suitedness:	poorly (3/17)
Construction:	average strength"average strength" is not in the list (extremely weak, very delicate, quite fragile, rather flimsy, particularly weak, somewhat unsound, appreciably susceptible, marginally vulnerable, average construction, a bit safeguarded, ...) of allowed values for the "Construction is" property. (/18)
Metal:	Yes
Weight:	Unknown
Appraised Cost:	Unknown
Properties:	This weapon is styled or has special functions for Rakash.
Dimensions:	? length x ? width x ? height
Sources:	Unknown Source is Rakash Moot 437

It's name translates to "putting knife" ("grusanat": to put and "kaft": knife).

Attendance gift for Rakash Moot 437