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The bronze dagger is a dull metallic brown, and while it is not particularly sharp it has more than enough of an edge to penetrate your foe's hide with ease. The considerate blacksmith that created this piece gave the dagger a comfortable grip to offset any discomfort that may come from wielding this weighty blade.
The Elven Bracers were painstakingly hand-crafted over many long years by Elven blacksmiths and then enchanted with magical runes to further augment their protection. Their compact and lightweight design make them an ideal choice for archers and those who are naturalistic, where conventional shields are likely to hinder movement.
Constructed from a thin slab of iron and a few bolts, this shield is favored by many adventurers. A bit heavy, the iron shield offers considerable protection against minor blows.
A vest made of dried Oak with leather straps. Crafted by the Druids and Rangers of the Large Forest, and traded to the armour shops of Blackthorn. It is very uncomfortable and heavy but provides adequate protection for brave adventurers.
A large, curvy blade that takes above average strength to use. The sharp blade can cut through foes with ease.
Consisting of only a steel bar, an arm strap and a handle, the shield of faith creates a magical barrier to defend holy warriors. This miraculous defense is powered from the wielder's deity, but only if his or her faith is pure and unfaltering. Stories are told of valiant crusaders that have met their demise as a result of their faith wavering, causing the shield to dissipate in the heat of battle.
An evolution of the basic helm designed to keep up with the ever changing business of combat, small rivets and studs jut from the surface of this helm making it difficult to achieve a clean solid blow to the head.
A shield made of golden feathers, held together by a slim piece of wood. The shield looks like it will offer decent protection in small battles or in one on one combat.
A testiment to the wealth of the wearer, this impressive and ineffective weapon dances with light and splendor as the sun plays off its golden hilt and jewel encrusted blade.
The Leather Bound Bow is about three and a half feet in length. It has a very sturdy string. The frame of the bow is wrapped tightly in rich brown leather.
A magnificent piece of armour which has been bewitched to create a protective shroud around those who wear such an item. The shroud provides substantial defence against vicious attacks. Only those with magical powers could benefit from this item.
Forged by one of the realms finest smiths the chest plate offers protection against all attackers, whether your adversary is an enraged orc or a highly trained fighter. The shaped steel plate extending from your neck to your abdomen slightly impedes your mobility but that minor inconvenience is nothing compared to the armors strength.
A fine piece of armoury. Sleek and glossy, this isn't just your ordinary metal plate. Ancient rune elves crafted this breastplate in such a way that virtually nothing would penetrate it. Not even your significant other will be able to touch your heart!
Held up to the sky this dagger is indistinguishable from the sun itself. Pure gold would be far too soft to use in battle so dwarvish smiths worked until they were able to combine the beauty of gold with the strength of mithril, and this dagger is the fruit of their labor.
When chain mail becomes damaged to the point of being unusable it is set aside and put to use in constructs such as this. The simple mesh shield consists of chain mail fastened to a strong wooden frame, and though it appears fragile it offers considerable protection to warriors of intermediate skill.
What started out as a regular cloak has become a glorious, shimmering robe. Intertwined with the robes original threads are thin, shiny strands of bronze. Once completed, somewhat of an orange aura seems to eminate from whoever wears this. Mages not only choose the robe for its comfort and protection, but for the almost magical shine it gives off while worn.
This staff is similar to the iron staff, although its lighter weight makes it easier to wield in combat.
At first glance the pike appears to be similar to the simple spear, but once you examine it more closely the differences become apparent. Rather than a simple arrowhead, an extremely sharp steel tip was fastened onto the end of the pike. Also, leather has been wrapped around the shaft, making it more comfortable to hold as you charge into battle.
Made up entirely of the desert rose crystal, this prestigious weapon is as deadly as it is beautiful. Extremely sharp and able to easily pierce through common armor, this is a favorable choice among the nobles due to its majestic look. The knife sparkles in a prismatic fashion, emanating beautiful colors when held into the light. The dagger is extremely hard, and is light in weight.
A thick metal spear commonly used for fishing, but can double as a productive weapon.
As you lay your hands upon the staff a sense of calm comes over you. A subtle magic in the staff generates an aura of peace in the surrounding area that proves calming towards the living, but the undead find it nearly unbearable.
The boots are plate mailed and seem to look like an ordinary pair of boots. They are said to have been blessed by a superior cleric. Because of this conception the boots seems to be quite an attention getter.
Carved from trees found deep in the Triken Forest, the polished brown helmet offers much protection against the head traumas one may encounter in the course of combat.
The branchwood mail is smooth to the touch and deep brown in color with slight tints of a beautiful vermilion red that radiates softly in the sun. The fine craftsmanship of this delicately carved mail is astounding; it is amazingly lightweight and extremely hard offering excellent protection while allowing the wearer quite a bit of freedom to move. Upon the breast of this mail are ancient and little known symbols of the Kithran elves found deep within the Triken Forest. In the very center is a large oak tree standing proud and tall surrounded by the many various markings symbolizing the animals known to dwell in this quiet and sacred wood.
This round shield is made from wood acquired from the Branchwood Tree. It is durable enough to sustain strong blows from some of the tougher fighters. It is a soft brown colour, and also a nice complement to any branchwood attire