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MarktheDark fits the Halloween bill perfectly with his Flickr microblog. This is some spooky stuff. If someone came to my door looking like this, I wouldn’t be sticking around to hear the words “trick or treat.”
“Desbordamiento…” is overflowing with menace from the flames reflected in his coal-shadowed eyes to the phalanx of soldiers behind him. That double-sided Viking Battle Ax isn’t any slouch in the fright department either. I suppose the ax has a double bit so he can take a swipe at you coming and going. It is probably better balanced in battle than a single-sided ax, as well. Items:
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- :ANGELICUS: Floor brazier
- :ANGELICUS: Dummie 2
- :ANGELICUS: Dummie Viking 1
- :ANGELICUS: Dummie 3
- GTS Battle Viking axe
- Drunken Brokkr [DB] – Huginn Harness – Legacy (male)
Lumberjacks, like my uncle, used a double bit ax because one edge was sharper for cutting down the tree and the other edge was duller for splitting off the limbs or splitting wood. A double bit ax is heavier than a single-edged ax, so they would never carry the extra weight unless it served a useful purpose whether in timber-felling or in battle.
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