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Description
Origin: Made by the Kha-aha-Nakha of East-Kwalopirlu (83). (Amantolia).
Use: Close combat.

Rackagiri

The end of these bats are topped with brightly coloured glass, these are made to break on impact. The broken glass is meant to get into the wounds of the enemie.

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Origin: Made by the Tjerranajappa of West-Upui-Dagatza (48-Kikanlooria).
Use: Close combat but they are sometimes thrown towards the enemy, they can be used as a boomerang. The smaller versions are often only used to cut throats.

Rackagiri

These graceful looking swords are only made from the finest Yakka-iron, this mineral can only be found in the soil of Upui-Dagatza and Haaa-aaaaa (125). It takes a lot of practice to fully master the potential of these curly swords. Young users often start out with a small Upui-swords (like the one on the far left).

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Origin: Made by the Umi of West-Frolgengolgen (89-Qombardandia).
Use: Hunting

Rackagiri

The Napu-i-rabat of West-Frolgengolgen are know for 2 things across Qombardandia, their bright red facepaint and their heavy Tsarlapalaput-scythes. They use these scythes during hunting. These spikey looking things are made from Moljombro-stone, it is very usefull and is used in many different things like vases and other weapons like spears and halberds. The sharp edges of these scythes combined with the material of which they are made make them ideal for cutting through bone. These scythes are valued among weapon-collectors.

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Origin: Used by many Tjerranajappa tribes of Valgargaduru Kingdom (42). Also used by Warrior jesters. (Kikanlooria).
Use: Close combat

Rackagiri

These note-shaped weapons actually grow from the South-Kikanloorian Knorsketrak-tree. The head of these clubs/fruits hold the seeds of the tree. They are used by many tribes of Tjerranajappa and also by a curtain species of Molarman, the Warrior jester. The Umi of Kikanlooria do not use them because the Toneclubs are 3 times their entire body length. The head that holds the seeds can be as hard as a brick, this makes Toneclubs an ideal weapon. It has an unbelievable striking range.

You can study more weapons and tools here ------> www.deviantart.com/classybooge…

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you

Description
Origin: Made by the Kha-aha-Nakha of East-Kwalopirlu (83). (Amantolia).
Use: Close combat.

Rackagiri

The end of these bats are topped with brightly coloured glass, these are made to break on impact. The broken glass is meant to get into the wounds of the enemie.

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Origin: Made by the Tjerranajappa of West-Upui-Dagatza (48-Kikanlooria).
Use: Close combat but they are sometimes thrown towards the enemy, they can be used as a boomerang. The smaller versions are often only used to cut throats.

Rackagiri

These graceful looking swords are only made from the finest Yakka-iron, this mineral can only be found in the soil of Upui-Dagatza and Haaa-aaaaa (125). It takes a lot of practice to fully master the potential of these curly swords. Young users often start out with a small Upui-swords (like the one on the far left).

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Origin: Made by the Umi of West-Frolgengolgen (89-Qombardandia).
Use: Hunting

Rackagiri

The Napu-i-rabat of West-Frolgengolgen are know for 2 things across Qombardandia, their bright red facepaint and their heavy Tsarlapalaput-scythes. They use these scythes during hunting. These spikey looking things are made from Moljombro-stone, it is very usefull and is used in many different things like vases and other weapons like spears and halberds. The sharp edges of these scythes combined with the material of which they are made make them ideal for cutting through bone. These scythes are valued among weapon-collectors.

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Origin: Used by many Tjerranajappa tribes of Valgargaduru Kingdom (42). Also used by Warrior jesters. (Kikanlooria).
Use: Close combat

Rackagiri

These note-shaped weapons actually grow from the South-Kikanloorian Knorsketrak-tree. The head of these clubs/fruits hold the seeds of the tree. They are used by many tribes of Tjerranajappa and also by a curtain species of Molarman, the Warrior jester. The Umi of Kikanlooria do not use them because the Toneclubs are 3 times their entire body length. The head that holds the seeds can be as hard as a brick, this makes Toneclubs an ideal weapon. It has an unbelievable striking range.

You can study more weapons and tools here ------> www.deviantart.com/classybooge…

Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you