early medieval wax tablet Toverstokken Runes were not only letters

Runes were not only letters but were also believed to hold magical power

This sword is a replica of a 9th-century Viking sword discovered in a burial mound (tumulus) at Kildonnan / Dail Sithean

during the growth of large towns

This LARP buckler is painted lifelike and resembles the originals with a wooden surface and metal shield boss

WIth this belt your sword can hang comfortably around your waist for a longer period of time

early medieval wax tablet Toverstokken Runes were not only lettersThe cera (Latin for tabula cerata wax tablet) was a small writing board made from a hard material such as boxwood, beechwood, or even bone. In the center of the board was a recessed area filled with a layer of dark wax. Writing was done on this wax layer using a stylus a pointed tool made of metal, wood, or bone (Greek: stlos, Latin: stilus). With this tool, marks were scratched into the wax. If needed, these marks could easily be erased or smoothed