Wizard Robe Harry

While attending wizard school, you are expected to keep your Wizard Robe in pristine condition--no easy feat! This morning you managed to spill the remnants of a giggling potion upon your sleeve, and you’re fighting the uncontrollable urge to laugh while attempting to clean the concoction from the black fabric.

After some time you realize it would be easier to simply use the spell to magically restore the robe! But when you get the incantation wrong, you are surprised to find your robe dancing about your room on its own. Perhaps you should have stuck to old fashioned scrubbing.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Epic Black/Dark Red Wizard Robe Harry is a knee-length, long-sleeved robe designed for the young and beginning practitioners of the Magic Arts. Reaching from the head to the top of the knee, this robe is designed to protect you from the elements while adding a rich appearance. The robe is made from black cotton, and embellished with polyester red satin ribbons along the sleeves and bottom hem.

Wear this robe open in the front or closed with the use of three black leather straps along the chest. Robes are great garments for apprentices and young scholars, and the Wizard Robe Harry is a detailed layer that especially fits a wide range of magical characters.

INSPIRATION

• Magicians are common figures in works of fantasy literature and games, and have also shown up in historical myths and legends
• Wizard robes can be a sign of a magician’s magical alignment, such as in The Lord of the Rings or the Dragonlance Dungeons and Dragons setting
• Magical children in literature, including Harry Potter, required a robe at wizard school

The most formidable spells require a focus made from an object of meaning. As a mage, a Staff of the Arch Mage is your focus of choice. As your delicate fingers wrap tightly around the staff’s grip, it grows hot and fills with potent magic.

The Staff of the Arch Mage gives you the ability to wield more power, weaving together complex spells beyond your normal grasp.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Staff of the Arch Mage is a 190 cm latex staff with an imposing high-magic design. At its top sits a large crystal embedded inside four large flanges, each barbed and dangerous. The pole is handpainted and detailed with metal spindles and glamorous jewels around a 50 cm handle wrapped in split-leather.

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 kit.

All the the staffs have jewel embellishments that come in matching colours which which carry a blue hue.

INSPIRATION

• Commonly referred to as a quarterstaff or short staff
• Prominently used in England in the 1500-1700s
• Generally made from hardwood and 1.8 to 2.7 m long

The most formidable spells require a focus made from an object of meaning. As a mage, a Mage Staff is your focus of choice. As your delicate fingers wrap tightly around the shield’s grip, it grows hot and fills with potent magic.

The Mage Staff gives you the ability to wield more power, weaving together complex spells beyond your normal grasp.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Mage Staff is a 190 cm latex staff designed to be the perfect choice for spell-casters. It has a light and natural feel with a magical aura surrounding the handpainted and sculpted blue crystal at the top. Detailed wooden vines attach the crystal to the staff, which spiral downward in an elegant style. The staff itself is a creamy white colour with fine wooden textures.

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 kit.

INSPIRATION

• Commonly referred to as a “Quarterstaff,” or “short staff”
• Prominently used in England in the 1500-1700s
• Generally made from hardwood and 1.8 to 2.7 m long

Small Potion Holder includes 2 vials

Large Potion Holder includes 3 vials

Need to heal your party's tank quickly?

Make sure you always have some health potions on you with these handy accessories!

The acrid smell of solvent hangs in the air of your lab, mixing with the sweet and tangy perfume of oils and spices. You have been testing a new solution--when did you start? Was it this morning or yesterday? The work has taken such concentration you are uncertain just how long you have been locked away.

The moment of truth is upon you as you feed the pungent potion to your rat. It seems to like the taste, eager for another sample. That is a good sign! To your relief you see the potion’s desired effects. The rat begins to shrink.

A job well done, you fill three small vials and place them into your Potion Holder. These might very well come in handy.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Potion Holder 2 Piece is a small unnoticeable bag for keeping potions safe while adventuring. The bag is made from tough plated split-leather folded around two small glass bottles with rubber stoppers, each capable of holding approximately 5 ml of fluid.

The bottles are held securely by leather pockets preventing them from making contact and breaking during combat or other rough play. Lock the pouch closed with a horn bar through a looped leather cord. The pouch can be attached to a belt via two belt straps fitted with brass studs, and will fit most Epic Armoury belts. For the adventurer who likes his or her healing potions intact, this Potion Holder is an essential part of any kit.

INSPIRATION

• Alchemy is a protoscience that contributed to modern chemistry and medicine, but unlike modern science, was rooted in mythology, magic, religion, and spirituality
• Alchemy could theoretically be used to create an Elixir of Life, restoring a person’s youth
• Alchemists believed in four elements: Fire, Earth, Air, and Water

The most formidable spells require a focus made from an object of meaning. As a wizard, a Wizard Robe and staff are your focus of choice. As your delicate fingers wrap tightly around the staff’s grip, it grows hot and fills with potent magic.

The Wizard Robe you wear billows out, fluttering with the buildup of power. You being to weave together complex spells beyond your normal grasp.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Wizard Robe is a knee-length, long-sleeved robe with an impressive hood designed to add a mysterious feel to the practitioners of the Magic Arts. Reaching from the head to the mid-calf, this robe is designed to protect you from the elements while adding a rich appearance. The robe is made from velveteen, and embellished with a polyester satin trim.

Wear this robe open in the front or closed with the use of two golden metal chains along the chest. Robes are great garments for spell casters or intellectuals, and the Wizard Robe is a detailed layer that especially fits a wide range of magical characters.

INSPIRATION

• Magicians are common figures in works of fantasy literature and games, and have also shown up in historical myths and legends
• Wizard robes can be a sign of a magician’s magical alignment, such as in The Lord of the Rings or the Dragonlance Dungeons and Dragons setting

Starting at a young age, you have been training to become a knight. As a squire you are expected to match the colours of your lord, and so you wear your Arthur Tabard with pride.

Today you are awake with the dawn helping others with their armour, fetching swords and holding the reins of your master’s horse. This will not last forever, however. One day you will be one of the fighters who will brave beasts and evil alike.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Epic Black/Desert Beige Tabard Arthur is a sleeveless, open-sided garment worn over a child’s outfit or armour. This particular tabard is made of cotton and is parti-coloured black and beige, inspired by Gothic style of the Middle Ages. Secure the tabard closed at the sides with cotton strings, and add one of Epic Armoury’s wide selection of leather belts to finish the look. This tabard is an especially great option for your young squire, matching his or her style with the rest of the army.

HISTORY

• Parti-coloured garments--where each vertical half of a garment was a different colour--was popular during the Late Middle Ages when fashion was intended to elongate the form
• Open-sided tabards became more popular with the military in the late 1500s
• Usually displayed a knight’s Coat of Arms on the front and back
• Used as a way to identify allies or enemies while on the battlefield