Roman Sword - EA Short Swords Epic Armoury
Roman Sword - EA Short Swords Epic Armoury Medium
Roman Sword - EA Short Swords Epic Armoury
Roman Sword - EA Short Swords Epic Armoury Medium

Rogues & Assassins

Rogues share a lot in terms of skills and methods. They are a pragmatic lot that will use any advantage they can get to achieve their goal, and don’t hesitate to rely on ruse, stealth, and deception to get closer to their victims.
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Antiquity

Between its history and its legends, Antiquity is filled to the brim with iconic characters that are now points of reference for both real life and fantasy. But more than the Spartacus, Hercules, Judas, Aphrodite, or Hannibal, the time period also saw concepts that would grow very well represented in our culture, and inspire a lot of characters in LARP.
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Roman Sword - EA

A530

$70.00 CAD Save $-70.00 CAD
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Description

This simple sword is inspired by romanised gaulic weapons from the Antiquity. It's an hybrid of roman and celtic blade designs, perfect for many LARP characters from the Roman Empire period.

Characteristics

  • Length: 85 cm (33 1/2 inches)
  • Latex coating
  • Fiberglass core

Made in India by Epic Armoury

Rogues & Assassins

Rogues share a lot in terms of skills and methods. They are a pragmatic lot that will use any advantage they can get to achieve their goal, and don’t hesitate to rely on ruse, stealth, and deception to get closer to their victims.
Discover the collection

Antiquity

Between its history and its legends, Antiquity is filled to the brim with iconic characters that are now points of reference for both real life and fantasy. But more than the Spartacus, Hercules, Judas, Aphrodite, or Hannibal, the time period also saw concepts that would grow very well represented in our culture, and inspire a lot of characters in LARP.
Discover the collection