Elven Throwing Knife - 23 cm

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Your elven ears hear the rustle of footsteps behind you. A smile crosses your delicate lips as you realize a stranger is attempting to sneak up on someone as lithe and alert as you. You are the kindred of the immortals, having honed your skills for hundreds of years. No normal mortal being can surprise you.

“Come out of hiding,” you call over your shoulder. “I know you are there.”

As you hear the ‘thwap!’ of an archer’s bow, you spin and dodge the incoming arrow, releasing an Elven Throwing Knife back at your attacker in one fluid motion. The fight has begun.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s smallest elven weapon is a bestseller! This 23 cm long throwing knife is an elegant and well-balanced weapon. The curved 12 cm blade has a center ridge and is painted to look like realistic metal. The 10 cm textured handle is painted an ivory-colour to resemble bone or a fine wood, perfect for the elves who live deep within the forest. The handle ends in a handy hook, making this knife easy to twirl.

The Elven Throwing Knife is made to complement Epic Armoury’s Elven collection, but the look might also match a Dark Elf or Barbarian’s armoury, as well. Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that the Elven Throwing Knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

INSPIRATION

• Originally a creation of Germanic mythology and folklore
• Has been considered to be a magical creature with supernatural beauty, but this definition has varied throughout history
• J.R.R. Tolkien’s 20th century writings on the “Middle Earth Elf” has influenced how elves are seen today in the high-fantasy genre