Great Axe

A heavy iron axe carried often by bandits, and a testament to the fact that not all threats are hollow.

There is no piece of nature's bounty and grace that the Boarskin can't defile.

A shattered axe, having long since left pieces of itself buried in skulls and rib cages, but still deadly.

Those who can no longer hear the Sayer over the howl of their own madness should be pitied. Pitied and feared.

"Paint your axe gold, so that your enemies may mistake the shine in their skull for heaven." - old proverb

Before being twisted into Harvesters, many woodsmen would set camp for their families near the forest. Hence the oldest blood on their axes.

In the legend of Huro, he used his axe to fell an entire forest, as well as the minor god he angered in doing so.

Not all great axes are graceless, brutal weapons. But this one is.

It's considered a sign of respect from the Riders of Langold if they face you with the longer of twin axe faces.

The Dasha people of Marin eschew weapons, but their sturdy axes don't care how they're put to use.