#war hammers

War hammers generally had a faceted hammer for blows and a sharper pointed side which could be used for piercing/ripping.

Also, the hammers are super light to him, like ink and his brush

An illustration of some Winged Hussars I retouched to feature the colours and escutcheon I designed for House Danielewski, the ruling family of The Margraviate of Mazowsze. Dubbed “Boleslaw The Brave’s Finest Hour” in honour of The Margraviate of Mazowsze’s brilliant victory under the personal leadership of The Margrave himself against a massive incursion by the steppe nomads of Sibirsk and Yakutsk, this illustration was designed for a low-fantasy setting of my design with technology equivalent to the late medieval and renaissance periods, where formations of heavily armoured and mounted knights fight alongside armies of pikemen and matchlock musketeers, where medieval-style stone castles are gradually being outsourced in favour of both lavish country estates and devoted military fortifications due to the advancements made in artillery technology, and where rising nation-states in the form of Kingdoms and Empires look beyond the boundaries of the known world in search of greater wealth and territory. In context to the lore of my fantasy setting, House Danielewski is the ruling family of The Margraviate of Mazowsze, a kingdom loosely inspired by the aesthetic and culture of The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of late medieval and early modern European history. Although taking a degree of inspiration from the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth of European history, The Margraviate of Mazowsze differs in many ways from its historical inspiration in terms of the patterns of its historical development in the world of my fantasy setting.

Hope you guys like it, it was really fun drawing these two. If you want to know more about Stark, here is the link to his RP blog (@stark-ryker-isms). Hope you're all having a Merry December, and as always, Stay Epic, My Friends!

Partisan Head of Frederick Augustus I (APW121) is a replica of the ones used by the court guards of Elector Frederick Augustus I (1694 – 1697) and is a fine example of the late form of the Partisan. It is crafted from high carbon steel and its socket measures approximately 1″ / 26 mm and is intended to attachment to your own haft which is tapered and tailored to fit.

Please Note: Some light pitting or light spotted rust may be present. Most of this cosmetic blemishing can be removed with scuff pads.

The perfect companion for hiking and camping, the M48 Silver Kommando Survival Hammer is a beast in the field. It’s great as a walking staff with a 37 3/8” overall length. The cast stainless steel, two-toned black oxide-coated and polished finish head can pound practically anything into submission with ease. The curved back spike is an effective breaching tool and a great defensive alternative to the stout hammerhead. The spike and hammer together make the handle for the fully functional walking cane. The 30 percent fiberglass handle is nearly indestructible, and the hammerhead is attached to it with metal bolts. The shaft includes a rubber toe on the end for improved traction.