Bone Knife

Your clan needs blood in order to perform a powerful ritual before battle. You have captured many new slaves, and the chief has decided to force them into a tournament. The losers shall be sacrificed.

As the clan’s shaman, you await your first victim. There are cheers and roars of excitement from your fellow orcs as a human soldier is forced to fight one of his companions. In desperation to survive, their friendship quickly withers. The beaten opponent is brought before your altar, and with your Bone Knife you take the blood you need.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury's new Bone Knife is a natural looking 10.8 cm blade and sculpted 8 cm handle perfect for orcs, barbarians, and other creatures of the forest. Featuring more detailing than previous throwing knives, the Bone Knife appears more realistic thanks to the bone texture, colour and the sculpted leather cord. Use it as a weapon or primitive tool--whatever fits your needs!

Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this throwing knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

HISTORY

• Knife throwing was first used in martial arts and hunting before it became a sport
• Throwing a knife was always considered a risk in martial arts, because an unsuccessful attack would leave you without a weapon while arming your attacker

What what!? I say, do you want to stay cool and breezy this humid season as you scrounge berries for pigs, eh what?

Yeeees! This Pith helmet is remarkably well constructed resin of some uhhh kind, and cotton. The bestpart is that we can use the left over cotton for uhhhh gin,eh what!

The only bugger of it is that it needs a chin strap installed in case some silly green skin native wants to fire ouhhhh one of their primitive bows at you! PING! Come straight off the head, and I dare say the stuff on top of your shoulders is next, eh what!

The Assassin stalked silently, a bare sussuration.

He killed that way too.

THE RITES OF THE NECROMANCERS

Epic Armoury’s Bone dagger is a 45 cm weapon heavily detailed to add a rich element to your costume. The 25 cm blade is sculpted and handpainted to look like white bone with engraved runes, the detailing giving it a rough, bone-like impression that be right at home during a ritual priest for a LARP. The 9 cm latex handle is handpainted to look like black ivory wood with a ring to provide a comfortable and 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.

HISTORY

• Worn at the waist and used as both a utility tool and a side-arm in battle
• Historically designed for stabbing or cutting, while proving ineffective at slashing
• Historically, Bone knives have been found to have been used in ancient civilizations

Finally it's down! Giddy with excitement, you run towards the downed prey as you pull out your trapper's knife, knowing that such a beautiful pelt will fetch a high price back at the waystation.

While you would never use it in a fight, you never go hunting without the precious trapper's knife and you would never leave home without it.

DETAILS

The Epic Armoury Trappers knife carries an all-metal finished 11 cm blade and wood painted 8 cm handle perfect for hunters and characters in need of utility items. With its low-fantasy style, match this Throwing Knife with most Epic Armoury products and characters. Use it as a weapon or surgery tool--whatever fits your needs! Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this Throwing Knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

Before the discovery of steel, barbarian tribes and orcs begin to use the bone as a base element in their weapons, a well-sharpened lion's bone can kill any prey if used accurately. The Tribal Bone Dagger is perfect for shamans or wild characters with a dark side... 100% latex free! Made of flexible polyurethane foam, completely safe. High quality colored for maximum durability

Rawblade is a B2B company focused on the world of medieval reenactment and LARP. Rawblade contributes to the market with their know-how of Spanish crafts, a long tradition of furs and leather, as well as steel. Inspired by the famous Toledo steel, Rawblade develops a set of armours and chainmails.

The human team behind Rawblade is formed from the experience acquired at EvilTailors, as well as the various platforms that have been integrated into its collective over time. The hard work, designs, and ideas that make up the Rawblade catalogue are the result of inspiration in the world of medieval fantasy that has accompanied them since childhood. We believe Rawblade offers a quality wardrobe at a very competitive price.

Rawblade attempts to use products and producers primarily from Spain. All their leather goods are made 100% in Spain adding the seal of quality to the crafts. Their foam creations, clothes, and steel are designed and made in Spain and India.

“For a moment, my heart skipped a beat when he revealed his weapon to cut open the whale dragged ashore. The shaped and sharpened bone blade. The vulgar reinforcements. This blade resembled the bone-chopping sabres wielded by the nefarious warlocks during last night’s raid. However, I began to realise that while these blades could be used as foci for heinous spells, most were as before me: A simple tool by the nomadic people along these shores.”

DETAILS

The Bone Chopper is an iconic weapon for either tribal warriors utilising the bones of their megafauna prey or warlocks applying dark magic to shape bones into devastating weapons. Either way, this weapon will stand out from other melee weapons as exceptionally sinister and alien.

There is easily more to the story than meets the eye: Was it made from the bone of an ancient dragon? Does it curse its wielder? Can it create and control undead creatures? All three? The story behind the Bone Chopper is bad to the bone and entirely your choice!

INSPIRATION

• Inspired by the Shamshir or Scimitar weapons of the middle east
• Dark elves were first mentioned in Norse mythology as the “Dökkálfar” or “Svartálfar” written in the Prose Edda in the 13th century
• Have also been referred to as “Drow” in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, made famous by R.A. Salvatore’s The Dark Elf Trilogy

What better way to show how many enemies you have slain than by keeping their heads as vile trophies?

These are also soft enough to be used as throwing weapons in most local game systems once you have removed the bone from the nose.

The humans are short lived and greedy creatures, like lice infecting the world with their disease-ridden numbers. Like most sentient creatures, however, family is exceptionally important. A human’s heritage is a part of their identity.

That’s why you took the prince’s head after you defeated him in battle. You wanted the royal family to fear you and your ferocious might. Wearing your Human Shrunken Head on your belt has caused quite a commotion in the human ranks.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Human Shrunken Head is a ghastly latex accessory designed to look like the shrunken head of a man. Made from 100% natural latex and synthetic hair, this head adornment can be hung from a belt or staff using its long brown hair. It is sure to create fear in the hearts of your enemies.

The Human Shrunken Head is 12cm tall and 8cm wide with a broad nose and round ears. Sculpted and hand painted details make it appear as if the head had been cut off, de-boned and preserved through a drying process. A sculpted latex bone has been set through the trophy’s nose and the lips have been pierced with beaded strings for decoration. The Shrunken head is skin-coloured with shaded creases and wrinkles. It can be carefully dry-brushed or customized using Epic Effects Make-Up.

HISTORY

• Similar in use to the historical practice of human trophy collecting
• Remains of the deceased were collected to demonstrate dominance or to commemorate