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Whether its cutting wood or hewing stone, axes are a testament to millenia of cutting tool implements. It stands to reason that such devices were naturally recruited for military use. Just like as their utilitarian counterparts, Battle Axes came in an array of shapes, sizes, designs & purpose. Lighter, single-blade axes were used in close melee combat, whereas longer pole axes were intended to stun and dismount cavalry. The BrickForge Battle axe is influenced by the labrys family of double-headed war axes found in many Mediterranean cultures. Battle Axe fits most standard minifig hands.

Inscription reads: of the Arcane
The source of thousand energies are revealed when grasping for this item. You gradually become attuned to the potent forces coursing through your spirit and quickly discern that such power can be bent to your will. Polymorph is a humorous way to jest a chum or temporarily remove a foe from battle by transforming them into a small, defenseless critter (an attack will break the spell!). Magic Missiles barrage opponents while Mana Shield prevents damage at the expense of spell-casting. Use Dispel to remove nasty curses or other harmful bewitchment. Power amplifies under effect of moon (UV) light.

The Battle Helmet was created alongside our Battle Armor to provide battalions a matching full-piece set of armor. 270° protection and nose guard offer maximum defense while emblazoned crest and vertical comb compliment a clean and noble design. Add your own adornments to any of the three standard plume sockets to denote rank or faction. Battle Helmet fits most standard minifig heads.

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Troops performing a bit lack-luster? Through a super secretive process this piece has been carefully fashioned with gold chrome plating to give your army a clean and professional look. Each chrome element comes polybagged for protection. Other accessories not included.

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.

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.

Bayonet

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.

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.

Watch out for flying glass! Whether accidental or intentional a Broken Bottle is the iconic weapon-in-a-cinch for brawlers everywhere. Ideal for scattering across debris-littered post-apoc displays. Bottle features four standard connection points useful for gripping, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Canteen

Centaurs, according to Greek mythology, were a composite race of creatures, part human and part horse. These strange creatures had the head arms and chest of a man but the legs and lower half of a horse. Some were noble and wise, many were savage and ruthless bringing shame upon their kind. Conforming to official standards the Centaur piece allows you to add your own minifig body parts to create your own ancient folk hero. Additional connection points allow for equipment storage or seating for a bold equestrian. Fits most standard minifig torsos.