Glow in the Dark

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

Glass was accidentally discovered by Phoenician merchants after they placed red hot cooking pots on stones consisting of nitrate. The nitrate melted and mixed with the sandy beach to form an opaque liquid. Over the next millennium jar makers used this liquid to glaze pots & vases until the art of glassblowing introduced all glass containers. Fast-forward several hundred of years to the industrial revolution when the Round Bottle was used all over to contain concoctions ranging from spirits to snake-oil. These vital vessels are useful in any environment and feature five standard connection points useful for gripping, stacking, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Like most weapons the Sai originated as a simple agricultural instrument which peasants turned to their advantage once it became forbidden to carry weapons. Primarily used as a defensive weapon, the unique shape of the Sai, with its two pronged hilt, has the advantage during combat to trap the opponents weapon and disarm them. Whether you're a crimson ninja, freakish turtle or serf-turned-samurai you simply can't pass up adding a pair of these to your arsenal. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

A Sickle is a hand-held agricultural tool with a curved blade typically used for harvesting grain crop or cutting grass for hay. The inside of the curve is sharp, so that the user can draw or swing the blade against the base of the crop, catching it in the curve and slicing it at the same time. In Greek myths, the Sickle was used as a weapon by Cronus and Perseus, and most recently a bunch of zealotous kids wandering around in corn fields. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

Some claim the bigger one's sword the bigger the...ego. That's why the Sovereign Sword is best wielded by noble blood. This longsword emphasizes a traditional, larger cruciform hilt featuring a round, ornamental cross-guard. The matching pommel works great for administering concussive blows, and the elongated dual blade works wonders striking, cutting and thrusting. Stories claim this regal blade unleashes a fiery flash during battle, but that's probably just heresay. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.

Glass was accidentally discovered by Phoenician merchants after they placed red hot cooking pots on stones consisting of nitrate. The nitrate melted and mixed with the sandy beach to form an opaque liquid. Over the next millennium jar makers used this liquid to glaze pots & vases until the art of glassblowing introduced all glass containers. Fast-forward several hundred of years to the industrial revolution when the Square Bottle was used all over to contain concoctions ranging from spirits to snake-oil. These vital vessels are useful in any environment and feature five standard connection points useful for gripping, stacking, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Through the course of human history, commonplace objects have been pressed into service as weapons. Hammers, by virtue of their ubiquity, are no exception. Why bother hacking and slashing when you can simply sweep your opponents legs or knock them unconscious? While some hammers feature a claw for shredding armor, our War Hammer has twin chiseled heads for dealing crushing blows. Decorative handle softens the rough edges; doubling as an excellent display piece for that retired dwarf or barbarian warrior. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Give traffic a heads up with the Warning Light. Attach to most standard 5mm connection points to decorate emergency vehicles or illuminated space ships. Works great with LifeLites! Flip it over to use as a specimen cup or drinking glass. What other uses can you come up with? Fits most standard 5mm 1x1 connection points.

Scoring translates: of light
As you place your grip around this item it starts to radiate a pale green hue and you suddenly find your surroundings reasonably illuminated. The ebbing substance coursing through the alien alloy is duly captivating, but you quickly snap out of it and gather your bearings. No doubt such a device is helpful to carry into poorly lit areas or handy during power outages. This item can take the place of a lantern, torch or other lighting fixture - freeing up a slot in your pack.