Azog Robe – Brown

There is a voice inside your head. A dark voice. An angry voice. One that wishes you to do grievous harm.

You grip your Rune Spear with a firm, confident hand, a smirk spreading upon your lips. You are a cleric of the Lord of Shadows, and you are happy to serve. The runes on your weapon glisten as you call for guidance from your god. The voice crescendos...and you move in for the kill.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Rune Spear is a 190 cm latex spear inspired by warlocks and clerics of the night. In the hands of the chaotic evil, this spear features a 47 cm long spearhead and 117 cm long staff. Hand painted and sculpted, the finished result is an intimidating fantasy weapon with an intricate double-edged spearhead. Sculpted runes along the spearhead and grommets around the crossguard and pommel gives this spear a particularly vicious character.

Made from durable closed cell foam around a fibreglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that your Rune Spear LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

HISTORY

• A form of the spear has been used for hunting for at least 400,000 years
• Spears were the most common form of weaponry during the Stone Age, and remained popular until firearms were introduced

A shield that would make the proponents of rampant chaos proud

Your Knight’s Code is one of valor, truth, and courage. You are tasked with defending the innocent and the weak, and today your oath is being tested. Outside of town there has been a bandit attack on a merchant and his family, and it’s up to you to rescue them.

Your squire straps your Marauder Shield tight onto your arm over the weight of your chainmail, and with a prayer to your God you and your small unit strike out onto the road. The sword upon your shield is a reminder that you are a weapon of justice.

Criminals be warned.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Marauder Shield is a round latex shield inspired by pre-10th century soldiers. Finished with a tarnished brass shield boss, cross, and rim, this shield will fit perfectly in the hands of a knight or soldier. While the design is sample, this Marauder Shield is timeless and classic, and can fit almost any LARP game you can find.

Featuring a reliable and comfortable punch-grip, feel confident that this hard EVA foam and latex shield will withstand the continued abuse of a LARP with regular latex maintenance. Defend against your enemies and make this Marauder Shield a part of your epic fighting style.

HISTORY

• Round wooden style was predominantly used in the early European Middle Ages using light, non-splintering wood such as linden, fir, alder or poplar
• Iron rim was sometimes used as a way to reinforce the shield

The only reason a person carries around a wavy blade is because they want their victim to feel every stab as painfully as possible. You keep your Serpent Dagger hidden beneath your cloak, waiting for the opportune moment to seek your revenge.

The man who has taken everything--your friends, your money, and even your good name--will emerge from the tavern, drunk and unaware what lurks in the alley waiting for him. You will make him pay dearly.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Serpent Dagger is a 45 cm decorative weapon designed to be as cruel as possible. The 27 cm waved blade is designed to cause more damage than a regular straight-blade. The jeweled crossguard and matching pommel protects the 12 cm handle, which is wrapped in split-leather for more comfort and a secure grip.

Made from durable closed cell foam around a fibreglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that your LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your authentic kit. Whether your business is running the realm, defending your homestead or backstabbing the higher-social classes, this multi-purpose tool is for you.

Available in Gold, Copper, and Silver.

HISTORY

• Similar to an Indonesian Kris, which originated around 300 B.C.
• Wavy blades are supposed to cut more while stabbing, which creates a wider wound
• Was often associated with naga or dragons

The next time someone calls you a rat faced bastard, allow them to not speak in a hyperbolic manner.