Ready For Battle Dagger Roman - 40 cm

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Your Knight’s Code is one of valor, truth, and courage. You are tasked with defending the innocent and the weak, and today your oath is being tested. A Dark Knight has destroyed both your shield and sword during a duel, and he advances upon you.

This honorless fiend believes he has won, but you will not allow yourself to perish without taking this evil with you in the process. You grab for your Dagger still at your waist, and prepare to make a final desperate attempt to lodge the blade between the Dark Knight’s armour.

Let your god guide your hand...for you have only one chance.

DETAILS

This bestselling Ready-For-Battle Dagger is a versatile all-round useful latex dagger. It is 49 cm long and has a broad 25 cm blade with a center ridge. The cross-guard is diamond shaped, protecting the round split-leather wrapped handle and pentagonal pommel.

Whether you are a new player looking for a backup-weapon or just need to round off a costume with a non-offensive prop, this Ready-For-Battle Dagger is quality gear with great durability at a great price. Made from durable closed cell foam around a fibreglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that your LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

HISTORY

• Meant to be used as the final line of defense, but also as a utility tool
• Designed to be versatile, capable of slashing or thrusting effectively
• Full cross-guards were common, meant to keep the hand from sliding onto the blade