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ForgeCorvus wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2024 7:18 pm

A Challenge for the house. Write the rest of this joke..... "A Ranger, a Warden and and Fellsward walk into a tavern....."

and they get into a fight over who's going to sit with his back to the wall with a view of the door.

Very nice picture of your kit, and Welcome to the Forum!

While you're all celebrating Christmas, take a moment to wish Cimrandir, a Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday Ranger! and a Very Merry Christmas to one and all!

Happy Birthday!

For a quick field forge: a regular fireplace bellows, no extension needed. First dig out the equivalent of a large Dakota firepit, line the main compartment with stone (not from a streambed or anywhere else that might have been immersed in water- they can absorb water and explode when the absorbed w...

Very pretty and a functional design for both camp and fighting!

Necromancy is ok. We do draw the line at necrophilia though.

No, that's a copy Viking sword from a burial site. Someone of importance by its decoration. As to whether you see a Dwarvish styling, that's subjective but I say nope. It's too obviously a Viking sword to be construed by anyone who knows blades to be considered a Dwarf sword. If you want something a...

Welcome!

About 20 years ago, I made a leather short sleeved tunic. Not having a lot to go on, I took a cloth duster pattern, made some alterations and went to town. It laced up in the back (1/2 lace up 1/2 pull over). It looked pretty good until I put it on and realized the front chest was WAAAy to large. Ei...

Not an issue here!

Happy Birthday to Redhandfilms!

Here's an old post that covers a few leather tool hacks: Being that you are starting with basics, remember not everyone can afford to jump into new hobbies, particularly this one where there are so many crafts and skill sets. I'd recommend some hacks would be useful. For instance for leather work: T...

You might want to try some scrimshaw on the antler. File/polish it down to the grip size you like, draw the design in pencil, etch with a fine hobby knife, wipe add ink to the design and then wipe the excess. Once it's dry, put lacquer on it, at least one coat.