Destroyer Helmet

Legend

Molok the Destroyer and his warriors have always spread terror among their opponents. Barely born, he was thrown into a pit filled with hungry wolves, and only once he had killed them all one after the other was he deemed worthy to be part of the Skulleater tribe . They say he only eats the hearts of his victims, which would explain his countless victims. The Destroyer is so powerful that a single strike is enough to penetrate the armor of his enemies. His armor, forged in the heart of the Mountain of One Hundred Fires and enchanted by the greatest of the orc shamans, is so strong that no attack can pierce his leather and metal pieces. His own father would have given the strength of his last breath to protect his son in battle, and legends tell that his spirit is always embodied in the armor, promising agonizing pain to anyone who would dare to attack the leader of Skulleaters

Workshop

This armor was designed for a true barbarian warrior. Vegetable leather molded and plated metal patina, each piece is carefully worn out by hand, which gives its wearer the look of one who has experienced a lot of violent battles. Completely modular, it is possible to choose several types bracers, pauldrons and sleeves to customize the set. Because the handmade aging effect, each piece is unique from one series to another. The helmet is adjusted on the back for comfort exeptional and covers the neck with soft leather, to avoid having to put on makeup. The horns are in Calimacil foam and perfectly safe. The Destroyer Armor, fully customizable, has everything to make its bearer the most impressive and ferocious of all barbarians!

Materials

Vegetable Leather 9-10 oz / 4mm Brown Leather 5-6 oz / 2mm Black Leather 2-3 oz / 1mm 20 ga patinated Steel Calimacil foam spikes and horns Fake black fur Antique brass-plated Rivets

Characteristics

Two choice of bracers, sleeves and pauldrons All pieces are modulars, removables and ajustables Each piece is unique Handmade aging effect One Size Handmade in Quebec, Canada by Les Artisans d'Azure