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Spears: Range, Precision, and Control Dominate the second rank and keep the enemy at bay. Long before swords became the "hero weapon" of choice, the spear was the actual king of the battlefield. It’s a simple concept—a long shaft with a sharp point—but for thousands of years, it was the primary tool for everyone from peasant levies to elite palace guards. Why? Because it gave you reach. It allowed a soldier to stop a cavalry charge dead in its tracks or strike an opponent before they could even get close enough to swing a blade. At Epic Armoury, we’ve taken that historical dominance and adapted it for the modern hobby. Our LARP spears are built with a rigid fiberglass core wrapped in durable closed-cell foam, giving you the feel and reach of the real thing without the danger. They let you fight effectively from the second rank, poking over a teammate's shield and controlling the fight from a safe distance, all while keeping the safety marshals happy. Visual Styles: From History to High Fantasy Because the spear shows up in almost every culture in history, we wanted to make sure our lineup covered all the bases. You shouldn't have to break your character's immersion just to get a weapon with good stats. Historical Roots: For the history buffs, we have the classics. That means Viking Hewing Spears and Medieval Boar Spears —which, by the way, are actually great for trapping enemy weapons in a fight. We also have curved Naginatas and Yari-style heads if you are going for a Samurai look. High Fantasy Designs: If you are playing a specific fantasy race, we have the gear to match. We’ve got elegant, curved blades for the High Elves and jagged, rusty-looking designs that fit perfectly with an Orc or Goblin kit. Unified Quality: It doesn't matter if the spear looks brand new or like it was pulled out of a swamp. Under the paint, the safety tech and the fiberglass construction are exactly the same. The Transport Dilemma: Compact vs. Classic We know that the hardest part of ow