The Triple Sword

From one of the cheesiest movies of my childhood, I present  one of the coolest (and most impractical) weapons in all of cinema!

Exotic Weapon: Triple Sword (a.k.a.The Sword that SHOOTS Swords)

Two-handed Melee Weapon
Cost: 390 gp
Damage (Small): 1d8; (Medium): 1d10
Critical: 19-20/x2
Range Increment: 5'
Weight: 10 lbs.
Type: Slashing or Piercing


Triple Sword: The triple sword is essentially a bastard sword with two slightly smaller additional blades mounted parallel to the primary blade. It is too large to use in one hand without special training, thus it is an exotic weapon. Unlike the bastard sword, the triple-blade design gives the wielder a surprising option. By pressing a button on the hilt, the wielder shoots one of the smaller blades at a nearby target.
Due to the craftsmanship required to construct the weapon, it is only available as a masterwork weapon. 

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