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The Javelin is the name of a light spear designed primarily for casting as a ranged weapon. Cohorts of throwers were often employed in hit-and-run maneuvers to harass and taunt unprotected battalions, disrupting close formations. Cavalries would often hurl several volleys to soften enemy forces prior to a frontal attack. Skill with a Javelin was so admired it became a regular part of the ancient Olympics. Fits most standard minifig hands.

The Falcata is a type of sword typical of Pre-Roman Hispania, similar to the Greek Kopis and developed from the Canaan/Egyptian Khopesh. Designed for delivering strong cleaving blows the Falcata has a one-edged blade that pitches forward towards the point, the edge being concave on the lower part and convex on top. Great for hoplites, gladiators or dual-wielding assassins! Fits most standard minifig hands.

The Elven Helmet is as stoic and graceful as the elves themselves. They are not easy to construct, and the finest ones could last for generations. It is no surprise that a certain amount of mystery surrounded both their making and their use. Honestly, we're not quite sure how the Angry DwarfSmith pulled this one off, other than to mention something about Faenor. Perfect for woodland sentries or equipping a column for battle, our Elven Helmet was crafted with side and top plume sockets for a variety of adornments. Pair up with either our Elven Blade or Elven Spear for a far deadlier threat. Fits most standard minifig heads.

Not really known for their stylish hair-dos (probably because they always wear a helmet) Dwarf Beards are a sign of pride and recognition. Many believe that the source of the dwarf's strength and innovation comes from their beard and that washing them diminishes that power, therefore many have never washed their beards in their lives. There’s also that old dwarven insult to take into consideration, “I defecate upon thy beard!” which many dwarves have been known to make good on. The Dwarf Beard fits most standard minifig head/torso combinations.

Originating as simple beaters used for cultural, ritual and entertainment purposes, the modern Drumstick dates back to the use of percussion instruments that were used to provide rhythm to musical performances during the Middle Ages. The simple shape consists of a shaft, shoulder and tip - or bead. Players use two sticks at a time to pound the drum set. No drummer should be without a set of these to toss into the crowd at the end of a show. Use for marching bands, disheartening war percussion or as a simple decorative element in your custom creations. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Often secured atop a gentleman's hat or uniform headdress the plume signified a token of honor or achievement. Plumes were also placed atop military helmets to denote the rank of the wearer. Such ornaments were mainly plucked from prominent or rare species of bird. The classic Double Plume design features opposite, flowing feathers and a diameter that allows for a standard minifig grip. Peg is designed to fit most traditional plume sockets including our own Dwarf Helmet , Elven Helmet, Great Helm, & Hoplite Helmet.

Physics at its finest! Minifigs rejoice as there now exists a tool capable of prying open all those scattered brown barrels. The Crowbar is traditionally used as a lever to force apart two objects and features both a flattened end and curved end w/ teeth to pull out pesky hardware. Also great for demolition, inverting car windows and bashing the skulls of a few undead critters. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Coilgun fits most standard minifig hands.

A Beret is a soft round cap often worn by military forces, police units or the sensibly chic. Berets were originally worn by the Northern Basque peasants in Southern France and first used as a military headdress by the French Chasseurs alps in in the early 1880s. When properly worn the Beret should fit snugly around the head and is commonly pushed to one side. Make a fasion statement with your jet set Parisian or give your impressionist artist some style. Also a great accessory for myth-bustin' geniuses, comedians, musicians and beatniks. Beret fits most standard minifig heads.

The oldest form of shield was a protection device used to block attacks by hand weapons such as swords, axes and maces or missiles like spears and arrows. Whereas light shields could block glancing blows, heavier ones like the Battle Shield turned ordinary infantry into an immovable wall. Traditionally made of wood and covered in bronze the sheer weight made it a dangerous weapon. A thrust forward with the shield could knock an opponent down, setting up for an easy kill. A strike from the shield's edge was deadly, as it could break bones and fatally fracture the skull. The Battle Shield is cast with a smooth surface on the outside so you can apply your own insignia using decals, paints or other preferred medium. Flat inside consists of a centered, standard minifig grip.