Throwing Axes

The Raven’s Beak was one of half a dozen throwing axes rumored to have been forged by the Twins. Perfectly balanced because of, rather than despite, its crude construction, it can be thrown with preternatural precision.

The Tomahawk, symbolic of both war and peace, takes its name from the Algonquian word for cutting tool. It has served that purpose for generations, shaping both the landscape and the lives of those who wielded them. In the bayou, this throwing axe continues the fight for life.

While The Third Brother was once a librarian by day, his hunting skills reveal the heart of a warrior who will stop at nothing to see his mission through. These Throwing Axes help him clear away whatever may stand against his quest for knowledge.

It is said that wherever a cloud of calling birds go, death is sure to follow. Any Hunter can easily serve the reaper by letting these sharp Throwing Axes fly.

Claeg’s childhood friend Jim Mathis stayed by his side even as the Reaper’s memories began to fade. He was devastated when he realized he was using a Throwing Axe to reap his friend’s throat instead of crops.

Pulled from the mouth of the Murmurstone by the Butcher’s Cleaver and rusted by his own sacred blood, these Throwing Axes serve as both a whip to purify his mind and an aspergillum to purify his enemies.

Send the horses of hell ahead to take care of your enemies before they get close enough to fell you themselves.

Before The Cook seasons the meat of his victims to prepare it for consumption, he takes care to break down the body with rough, callous precision. He uses these serrated Throwing Axes to sever limb from torso and flesh from marrowy bone.