Weapon of the Week: Crossbow

The Raven Crossbow has a fiberglass body with self cocking device. With a 70 lbs. draw the Raven Crossbow includes 3 aluminum bolts to get you started. Relatively cheap compared to it's cousins the Swift and Eagle 5 and 2, its workable economical and it should last at least 2 generations if kept in a dry place and cleaned when not in use (or if someone dosen't sit on it, keep yer weapons on racks!!!)

Quality:
Finely Crafted (wonderful display item !)
Sharpness:

(depends on what bolts you use, not reccomended for anyone below the age of 17)
Functionality:
Light Contact Use (looks like it wont stand up to being used to bash someone's face in, but otherwise, it looks pretty strong)

Price: 33.99 USD

Kinda explains why i like green

Your fairy is called Thorn Hailfilter
She is a protector of the lonely.
She lives in brambles and blackberry bushes.
She is only seen on midsummer's eve.
She wears purple and green like berries and leaves. She has cheery turquoise wings like a butterfly.

An extremely long overdue installment of Weap o The Week

The Joueur Rapier was named after the young french men who were brash, and arrogant and devilishly handsome. These young men could also be foolish, and ultimatly it would cost them their lives. With a simple swooping design for the guard and D-guard the Joueur Rapier was light and swift. With a 36 1/2" stainless steel mirror finish blade their reflection could be caught for an instant as they would parry and thrust. The Wire wrapped handle added extra grip and completed the "joueur" look of the rapier. With an overall length of 44 inches, this rapier includes a leather sheath and brings a bit of excitment to any collection.

Quality : Flawless (she is one sweet piece of steel)

Edge: Non-existant (dont wanna poke someone)

Functionality: Light Contact Use aka nice for display n costuming

Price: 59.99 USD

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