Few weapons can compare to the difficulty or the shear destructive ability of the Dark Tri-Headed Medieval Flail; immensely difficult to master but virtually unstoppable when used properly, it is perhaps one of the most deadly weapons conceivable. Simply built, this weapon consists of a wooden shaft with a chord wrapped around the base, to act as a stable grip that provides no slippage. A single chain dangles from the bottom, acting as a belt-loop, providing an easy place to attach this weapon to one's belt. The head is topped by a steel cap, from which three chains are attached to three spiked balls. Perhaps the most interesting feature is that the steel is made to look like iron: darker in shade and with an almost pitted pattern that gives this weapon the look of age and use. Few can imagine an effective defense against this weapon; three chains would have to move similarly, but that doesn't lessen the impact of three separate blows raining down on a warrior, which is why the Dark Tri-Headed Medieval Flail is as dangerous as it is rare.

Key Features

Simple Construction

Three Stainless Steel Spiked Heads

Appears Time-Worn and Used

Measurements

Overall Length: 19 Inches