Doubleheaded Battle Axe - 85 cm

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Never go into battle before first tasting your favorite ale. That is the advice you would give any of your fellow Dwarves, for you never know when this may be your last fight.

You slam your Double-headed Battle Axe onto the table as you await the finest dark ale you know. The tavern was quiet before you walked inside, tense with the anticipation of a coming war, but you are loud and bring life back to its walls. You raise a toast to the barkeep and to any nearby, granting them glory on the battlefield before drinking deeply from your mug.

It would be a true shame to leave this world while thirsty.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Double-headed Battle Axe is the proper latex weapon for Northern Dwarven warriors. With a solid crescent-shaped head curving back towards the wood-textured haft, this axe is made to be effective in close-combat. Each head has a long curved 45 cm edge, and its 16 cm width is secured to the haft by a large gold plate. The total length of the weapon is 80 cm, with a sculpted pommel and a 17 cm handle bound in split-leather.

Made from durable closed cell foam around a solid 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 battlefield kit.

HISTORY

• First hafted axe was created about 6,000 B.C. using birch-tar and raw-hide lashings to fix the blade to its handle
• Many battle axes doubled as tools and were cheaper to make than swords