A fine, agile weapon with a dangerous tip forged into the shape of a dagger. No pauper can get his hands on a weapon like this, unless he steals it.

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An axe made by the skilful hands of a blacksmith in Skalitz, it always seems to find its way to the one who drinks the most.

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The horseman’s pick is a light riding axe with a spike. Used correctly, it’s a good friend in a pinch. Its sharp point can cut through armour, its blade through any shield.

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Lightweight axe designed for work in the woods or on the farm. An invaluable tool for all woodcutters, but also for angry people who don’t have a better weapon at hand.

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A knight’s battle axe. A dexterous weapon that can pierce good armour or crush the bones underneath with its spike. It also has a pointed tip to finish off tougher opponents.

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This axe is done choping. First Kunesh, then Jezhek. The chain of unfortunate fate is broken with you.

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Lightweight axe designed for work in the woods or on the farm. An invaluable tool for all woodcutters, but also for angry people who don’t have a better weapon at hand.

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A lightweight, well-forged war axe. The blade forged into the point replaces the spike, which can be used to cut through the ring armour and the belly underneath.

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The bearded axe is a battle axe which is a simple tool in its origin, but it can chop down shields as well as trees.

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A really heavy war hammer designed to break through knights’ armour. It can take a lot, but one has to be skilled with it to make it serve him well. It is used with a shield in a hard melee battle, where there is no telling what blow will fall where.

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The war hammer is considered by many to be as noble a weapon as the sword, since it is used where there is no room for swordplay and hard blows need to be dealt. The war hammer is therefore designed to penetrate armour and crush bones in the heat of battle.

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A mace with steel flanges is a formidable weapon, yet it is still nimbler than a simple axe. It can crush and break bones even through quality plate armour.

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A masterfully made war hammer with a ram’s head shaped hammer that excellently smashes skulls and penetrates armour. The mercenary commander Andrew earned his nickname thanks to this weapon.

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A soft wood bludgeon, so that it doesn’t hurt too much in a practice fight.

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Heavy work axe used by carpenters for working beams. If there’s no better weapon at hand, it can become a tool of revenge.

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A mace with steel flanges is a formidable weapon, yet it is still nimbler than a simple axe. It can crush and break bones even through quality plate armour.

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A mace of the leader of the bandits from the Troskowitz gorge. A crude weapon that cracked many a skull and was never properly wiped clean afterwards.

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The war hammer is considered by many to be as noble a weapon as the sword, since it is used where there is no room for swordplay and hard blows need to be dealt. The war hammer is therefore designed to penetrate armour and crush bones in the heat of battle.

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Even a weapon against non-human creatures will eventually be destroyed, even by killing mere humans.

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The war hammer is considered by many to be as noble a weapon as the sword, since it is used where there is no room for swordplay and hard blows need to be dealt. The war hammer is therefore designed to penetrate armour and crush bones in the heat of battle.

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A mace with steel flanges is a formidable weapon, yet it is still nimbler than a simple axe. It can crush and break bones even through quality plate armour.

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The Semine captain’s club looks as crooked and old as he does. So perhaps it’ll be just as good at smashing enemies.

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The war hammer is considered by many to be as noble a weapon as the sword, since it is used where there is no room for swordplay and hard blows need to be dealt. The war hammer is therefore designed to penetrate armour and crush bones in the heat of battle.

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A mace with steel flanges is a formidable weapon, yet it is still nimbler than a simple axe. It can crush and break bones even through quality plate armour.

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The battle axe, called a broadaxe, is related to the ordinary carpenter’s axe, but is much lighter and forged specifically for combat. It’s a good weapon against shields and chain mail.

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The beautiful axe from the legend of the two woodcutters was lost for many years, but Henry of Skalitz found it and restored it to its former glory.

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A mace with steel flanges is a formidable weapon, yet it is still nimbler than a simple axe. It can crush and break bones even through quality plate armour.

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A mace with steel flanges is a formidable weapon, yet it is still nimbler than a simple axe. It can crush and break bones even through quality plate armour.

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A hammer made for killing trolls. These monsters are said to hide under bridges and ambush unsuspecting travellers and caravans. Or maybe it’s just an excuse for bandits.

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A wooden bludgeon for every street thug or bandit who waits by the roadside for an unsuspecting traveller.

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A type of war hammer, often called a “raven’s beak” for the shape of its spike. While its blunt end is great for crushing skulls, its pointed end is perfect for piercing armour.

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A heavy work axe used by carpenters to repair beams. If there’s no better weapon at hand, it can become a tool of revenge.

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A wooden longsword that can bruise but not kill. For those who are serious about swordsmanship, this is an invaluable tool for practicing.

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Cuman long-handled fokos. A fast and agile weapon of the Hungarian raiders. It can pierce light armour or the skull of a good Christian.

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A captain’s mace is a great weapon expressing the status of the owner and the punishment that will befall anyone who opposes him. A single movement with the weapon in hand is enough to set in motion whole ranks of warriors!

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Bronze mace cast in one piece with ground tips. It expresses both position and determination to make one’s case, even if one has to beat one’s ideas into opponent’s head with force.

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An axe forged from three protective talismans. Hidden in the attic of the house, it will drive away every storm, fire and hailstorm. Well, perhaps…

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An excellent mace, which serves more as a symbol of a strict ruler over the tournament than for fighting.

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A wooden bludgeon reinforced with blunt spikes that can quickly turn anyone’s face to a bloody mash. A weapon like this can put a swift end to any tavern brawl or absent-minded traveller’s life.

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