Editing 3.5 Samurai (section)

===Table: Samurai Daisho Advancement===
 Samurai Class Level 	Weapon Bonus 	Total  Sacrifice
 4th		 	+1	 	2,000 gp
 7th			+2	 	8,000 gp
 9th			+3	 	18,000 gp
 11th			+4	 	32,000 gp
 13th			+5	 	50,000 gp
 14th			+6*	 	72,000 gp
 15th			+7*		98,000 gp
 16th			+8*		128,000 gp
 17th			+9*		162,000 gp
 18th			+10*	 	200,000 gp
Note: A weapon cannot actually have a bonus higher than +5.  Use the values marked with asterisks (*) to determine the sacrifice and level requirements when special abilities are added in.<br>

The values shown on the table above are the total price of awakening a single weapon to the designated level.  If a samurai wished to increase his +2 katana to a +3 katana, he would have to sacrifice 10,000 gp (the difference between the requirements for a +2 weapon and +3 weapon) and spend 10 days in prayer.  Samurai may awaken the spirits in both their katana and wakizashi but must sacrifice and pray separately for each.<br>
'''Technique Feats:''' At 2nd level, a samurai gets a bonus technique feat. The samurai gains an additional bonus technique feat at 4th level and every three samurai levels thereafter (7th, 10th, 13th, 16th, and 19th). These bonus feats must be drawn from the feats noted as samurai technique feats. A samurai must still meet all prerequisites for a technique feat, including ability score and base attack bonus minimums. These feats must be taken from the list for the Clan with whom the samurai is studying unless the samurai has taken the Multiple Schools feat.
These bonus feats are in addition to the feat that a character of any class gets from advancing levels. A samurai is not limited to the list of bonus technique feats when choosing these feats.<br>
'''Ex-samurai:''' Samurai who become non-lawful or violate their code of honor is dishonored.  Dishonored samurai lose any abilities of their awakened daisho and cannot progress in levels as a samurai.  They keep all technique feats they have thus far acquired.  They may receive an atonement spell in order to return to honor.  Doing so returns them to honor, restoring their daisho to full strength and allows them to continue progressing as samurai.<br>