Silver

Perhaps the most ancient of arms, the spear was originally used for hunting and fishing prior to its use as a fairly versatile military weapon. The Elven Spear is a long-shafted weapon designed principally for thrusting, although many spears were also capable of slashing blows. A beautiful piece of craftsmanship this classic design has been made to create a nicely formed weapon - ideal for any of your custom characters. Elven Spear 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.

Note: Brown Elven Helmets have a small surface stress mark near the upper eye hole. For a reason we can't explain the Brown color magnifies these marks which occur when they pop out of the mold.

For the most skillful fighters, the Elven Blade is light and sharp, and transforms any ordinary warrior on the battlefield into a force to be reckoned with. Unlike other weapons such as spear or axe, a these blades can't simply be assembled, it has to be forged and carefully tempered which requires dedicated labor and skill. The final purpose of each is to create a strong, light blade capable of holding a good edge. Elven Blade fits most standard minifig hands.

The dwarves skill with mining, metallurgy and magic allows them to create fantastic artifacts of legend. The Dwarven Helmet is no exception. With its banded crown, exaggerated cheek guards and flared neck guard, this piece lives up to the expectations of even the most surly, robust dwarf warrior. Standard plume sockets on either side and top allow you to assign factions to your different clans using plumes or adornments. Dwarven Helmet fits most standard minifig heads & beards.

If standard issue isn't as beguiling as your Horde demands, try arming them with the BrickForge Dragon Sword. Serrated edges guarantee a painful experience; and don't forget to peep through the openwork holes to catch a glimpse of your opponent's horrifying expressions. Dragon Sword fits most standard minifig hands.

Cutlass

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.

Roman helmets were accustomed to combat rather than parade or ornamentation; but that didn't stop artisans from crafting beautiful crests for the higher-ranking officials. Turn your average everyday Roman soldier into a Legate, Imperator or Cavalry Elite by adding a colorful and regal Commander Crest. Intended to fit our Legionary Helmet this piece has also been designed to fit most other traditional plume sockets.

Coilgun fits most standard minifig hands.

A large knife that varies in its shape but usually resembles a square-bladed hatchet. In contrast to other kitchen knives, the Cleaver has an especially strong edge meant to withstand repeated blows against meat and bone. The edge does not need to be particularly sharp, because the knife's design, like a hatchet or axe, relies on its weight to cut efficiently. In fact, a "razor-edge" on a Cleaver can be counterproductive unless of course you plan to use it for deviant purposes. Fits most standard minifig hands.