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'''Name''': Chaka<br />'''Model''': Andorian Chaka<br />'''Type''': melee weapon<br />'''Scale''': character<br />'''Length''': 75 x 35 cm<br />'''Weight''': 1.8 kg<br />'''Skill''': Melee Combat: Andorian Chaka<br />'''Damage''': STR+1D+2 (Max 6D)
'''Name''': Chaka<br />'''Model''': Andorian Chaka<br />'''Type''': melee weapon<br />'''Scale''': character<br />'''Length''': 75 x 35 cm<br />'''Weight''': 1.8 kg<br />'''Skill''': Melee Combat: Andorian Chaka<br />'''Damage''': STR+1D+2  


'''Game Notes''':
'''Game Notes''':

Revision as of 11:53, 1 September 2016

Name: Chaka
Model: Andorian Chaka
Type: melee weapon
Scale: character
Length: 75 x 35 cm
Weight: 1.8 kg
Skill: Melee Combat: Andorian Chaka
Damage: STR+1D+2

Game Notes:

  • When used to parry or block, the user gains a +1D to their rolls.

Description: A chaka (plural chakani) is an Andorian fighting blade weapon, similar to an over-sized Klingon d'k tahg with a sideways bat'leth-style grip.

A chaka is approximately 35 centimeters long, and 75 centimeters from side to side. It weights about 1.8 kgs. They come in many varieties, some having longer central blades, spiked side-blades, or basket hilts on the hafts.

A chaka is more of a short sword then a dagger, resembling three Earth bowie-knives joined to form an upside down "T". The main blade goes outward from the fist, and the tow others protruding from either end of the handle. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual)

Source:

  • Memory Beta: Chaka
  • Star Trek DS9 Core Game Book (page 240)
  • Star Trek TNG RPG Core Book (page 237)
  • thedemonapostle