| rdfs:comment | - While it is unknown how or why the Kōjin Clan banded together, it is a common fact that they had been traveling the known world since the days of the Sage of Six Paths. They were a close-knit family of merchants, smiths, artisans, and other craftsmen that made the various, warring clans their customers. It mattered not their affiliation or creed, as this clan would happily sell their wares to any and all with coin. In time, they became a renowned name across the nations and were welcomed with open arms by all those whom purchased their goods.
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| abstract | - While it is unknown how or why the Kōjin Clan banded together, it is a common fact that they had been traveling the known world since the days of the Sage of Six Paths. They were a close-knit family of merchants, smiths, artisans, and other craftsmen that made the various, warring clans their customers. It mattered not their affiliation or creed, as this clan would happily sell their wares to any and all with coin. In time, they became a renowned name across the nations and were welcomed with open arms by all those whom purchased their goods. However, it was not just the fact that the traveled the world selling to all that made them famous, it was the quality of the goods they produced. Everything they sold was, as far as they advertised it, twice as better than anything remotely similar the local merchants presented for sale. Furthermore, they were the first to take the art of crafting kunai, shuriken, and other metal tools commonly utilized by the warring clans to a stage nearing mass-production. By combining their eye for detail, their reputation for quality products, and their unparalleled access to the nations, the clan soon became the household name associated with procuring any typical tools of the shinobi trade. For many years, they made war their business...and business was good!
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