Tonic
01-28-2023, 12:38 PM
Looking for a couple old weapons of mine:
needle-thin invar foil with a griffin pelt-wrapped hilt:
with one of these two shows:
1) the natural red flecking of the invar resembles droplets of blood along the matte black needle like blade. the large blood-stained griffin talon serves as a capable guard protecting the wielder’s grip
2) smeared sanguine specks resemble droplets of blood on the matte black needle like blade. the large blood-stained griffin talon serves as a capable guard protecting the wielder’s grip
Zorchar epee:
Resembling the dark blue of an incoming storm, the epee's otherwise sharp edges are somewhat softened by the zorchar's dim glow.
Antiqued metal enhances the detail in the carved guard of a mantling griffin positioned as if the wielder's hand is its recently captured prey
A highly polished invar dueling/fencing sabre
Has a show like this but was slightly changed to invar and the tassel was a griffin fealther and the D was a claw or something along those lines
Polished to a mirror-like finish, the natural golden-red of the golvern practically glows when it catches any available light. The sabre features a dark-hued ora "D" shaped hilt from which a long white tassel dangles. The handle has been wrapped in thick red leather that is such a deep hue it is closer to black.
needle-thin invar foil with a griffin pelt-wrapped hilt:
with one of these two shows:
1) the natural red flecking of the invar resembles droplets of blood along the matte black needle like blade. the large blood-stained griffin talon serves as a capable guard protecting the wielder’s grip
2) smeared sanguine specks resemble droplets of blood on the matte black needle like blade. the large blood-stained griffin talon serves as a capable guard protecting the wielder’s grip
Zorchar epee:
Resembling the dark blue of an incoming storm, the epee's otherwise sharp edges are somewhat softened by the zorchar's dim glow.
Antiqued metal enhances the detail in the carved guard of a mantling griffin positioned as if the wielder's hand is its recently captured prey
A highly polished invar dueling/fencing sabre
Has a show like this but was slightly changed to invar and the tassel was a griffin fealther and the D was a claw or something along those lines
Polished to a mirror-like finish, the natural golden-red of the golvern practically glows when it catches any available light. The sabre features a dark-hued ora "D" shaped hilt from which a long white tassel dangles. The handle has been wrapped in thick red leather that is such a deep hue it is closer to black.