Cuaifeach

SGIAN-DUBH A simple 3 inch boot knife hidden in the folds of right boot. Single edged adamantite blade with a hilt of polished deer antler. SCIAN A Celtic style long knife, sheathed at left hip in a blue leather scabbard. 2 feet of double edged mythril fastened to a deer bone handle wrapped in blue leather. LÆKIR A gift from the Mother of the Northern Heavens, this Norse style arming sword is single edged with dark leather wrapping the hilt. The blood groove is acid washed to expose the knotwork etching. Supposedly blessed with the power to end deities, it's name rightfully means 'The God Killer'. Though whether it still bears such power now remains to be seen. Enchantment: Active, but at half power. Injury by this blade will cause deep wounds that heal slowly, but not an immediate death. LONGBOW A simple longbow of yew, string of woven hemp and flax. The bow belly and back boast delicate carvings of Celtic knotwork. Roughly, the draw strength of the bow is about 65 pounds.

QUIVER
Fashioned of hardened leather, this quiver is dyed a dark bluish grey.
Embossed into the leather was the image of a great tree, Crann Bethadh, the Tree of Life which was further made to stand out by a black stain.

It boasted 35 arrows, hawk and falcon feathers for fletching and bodies of poplar wood.

• 12/15 adamantium broadheads etched with futhark runes - Marked with woad (blue).
• 10/10 adamantium needlepoint bodkins - Marked with weld (yellow)
• 2/2 adamantium fire baskets - Marked with madder (red)
• 2/2 adamantium crescent cutters - Marked with nettle (green)
• 1/1 whistler - Marked with walnut (black)

BRACER
Worn but well cared for leather arm protection for the left arm, intended for guarding the inside of the forearm against the snap back of bow string. Held secure by leather straps and bone toggles.

GLOVED VAMBRACE
Worn but well cared for leather arm protection for the right arm. It is comprised of an archers glove with index , middle finger, & thumb covered while ring & pinky fingers are left exposed. The tubular design of the base cloth stretched to elbow, atop which thick boiled leather panels are layered & riveted into position from wrist to elbow intended to protect the outside of the forearm. On the back of the hand are smaller leather panels layered over each other to allow for ease of motion while offering protection to hand & knuckles.

WOLF MASK
Ash wood carved into the likeness of a wolfs skull. Eyes were filled with black glass, as much protection from the elements as to keep the wearers eyes from being seen. It covers from brow to nose and wraps across cheekbones. The slight overhang of the muzzle casts a shadow across lips and chin, which are often painted with walnut dye to further obscure features. Twin holes at the sides of the mask sport thick leather bands used to tie the mask in place. A third hole at the top of the mask is used to secure the face guard to a cowl, ensuring the cloth does not drift too far with movement or wind.

CLOTH WRAPS
Simple strips of linen intended as wraps for hands & legs.

TORC
A strange torc collar forged of mythril, the ends capped by carved wolf heads. Runes are carved on the inside of the collar. A solid ring with Futhark runes etched across its surface is somehow looped through the maws of the wolves, effectively locking the torc about the wearers throat. Enchantment: The collar has a darkness to it, though the breadth is unknown. The ring vibrates with pent up energy, a lock seeking to explode.

TOOLS
Whetstone, oil, rags. A small whittling kit. A hand axe, new. Spare bowstring.

CAMP KIT
Simple cook pot, flint, bedroll and tent canvas. Water spile. Water skin.

CLOTHES
Spare small clothes. Spare trousers of loose fitting wool. Spare tunic, sleeveless. Tabard, mid thigh length wool of black with dingy cream hemming. Great Kilt fabric, no tartan. Ghillie shirt, long sleeved. Fur lined boots, knee high.

OTHER
A well opened book bound in faded maroon leather. A small clay jar with a cork lid. An ox horn jar with a cork lid. A large pelt of blue-grey fur that can be used as either a blanket or cloak. A small leather bound book of blank pages and a paired stick of charcoal encased in a wood shell. A vellum pouch treated with beeswax filled with a yellow powder (Yarrow*). Curved suture needle. A small vellum pouch treated with beeswax filled with small loops of catgut.