dark elven eventide belt shield Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers The claymore was in use

The claymore was in use from the 15th to the 17th centuries

The rings are made of mild steel and are woven together in a 4:1 construction

The Maldon sword has a beautiful dark Scandinavian look due to the patinated finish

This torque is based on an original that was worn by the Vikings around the 8th and 9th century

The edges of the armor are decorated with a thick leather lace

dark elven eventide belt shield Borden - flessen - kommen & bekers The claymore was in useThe modern dark elves and the classic Svartlfar of Norse mythology inspire Epic Armoury's Eventide Belt Shield. The design came from the fact that many leave their upper hips and waist unprotected, relying on breastplates and leg protection. It covers the vulnerable areas with steel and keeps mobility high with leather, ensuring you can move easily. The shields are attached to a belt to ensure you can move however you want, but if you wish, it is