Dark Elven Throwing Knife - 22 cm
Dark Elven Throwing Knife - 22 cm
Epic Armoury’s Dark Elven Throwing Knife is a throwing knife designed to fit the Dark Elf collection. This 21 cm knife is an elegant and well-balanced weapon with a curved 13 cm single-edged blade. The 9 cm handle attaches to the blade seamlessly, hand-painted and sculpted to look like cold metal. The handle ends in a handy hook, making this knife easy to twirl.
Match this throwing knife with most Epic Armoury products and characters. Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this throwing knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.
HISTORY
- Dark elves were first mentioned in Norse mythology as the Dökkálfar or Svartálfar written in the Prose Edda in the 13th century
- J.R.R. Tolkien mentions dark elves, the “Moriquendi” in The Silmarillion
- Have also been referred to as “Drow” in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, made famous by R.A. Salvatore’s The Dark Elf Trilogy
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Dark Elven Throwing Knife - 22 cm
Epic Armoury’s Dark Elven Throwing Knife is a throwing knife designed to fit the Dark Elf collection. This 21 cm knife is an elegant and well-balanced weapon with a curved 13 cm single-edged blade. The 9 cm handle attaches to the blade seamlessly, hand-painted and sculpted to look like cold metal. The handle ends in a handy hook, making this knife easy to twirl.
Match this throwing knife with most Epic Armoury products and characters. Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this throwing knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.
HISTORY
- Dark elves were first mentioned in Norse mythology as the Dökkálfar or Svartálfar written in the Prose Edda in the 13th century
- J.R.R. Tolkien mentions dark elves, the “Moriquendi” in The Silmarillion
- Have also been referred to as “Drow” in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, made famous by R.A. Salvatore’s The Dark Elf Trilogy
