larp staff with metalwork

larp staff with metalworkThe LARP staff is painted in a lifelike manner so that it appears to be crafted from real wood, with heavily studded metal bands at the ends. Such a weapon is also known as the quarterstaff. In England this weapon was particularly popular between 1500 and 1700. The staff was employed as an alternative to the sword during that period, and is considered even more dangerous to the opponent. A fine LARP weapon well suited to LARPers in medieval and

The main gauche is well-suited to pairing with the 'Torino rapier'

It is particularly well-suited to LARPing Elves and Dark Elf characters

Its light draw weight renders it safe enough for LARP and re-enactment battles

the cabasset offers excellent protection against downward strikes and projectiles

one follows in the footsteps of the great king Leonidas I of Sparta

The side-quiver is easily hung from your belt

The pauldrons are constructed from heavy canvas and beautiful thick leather and decorated with brass rivets

The outdoor axe is robust and well-suited to woodworking and chopping wood

It is a particularly well-suited and elegant weapon for all medieval and early medieval LARP characters

By utilising a contrasting colour of leg wrappings

it is maintenance free

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