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Weapons commonly utilized by Dwarves (these are not to scale). From Top Left to bottom center:

1. Aku Scale Shield- Common among the dwarves, Aku Shields are durable well-crafted, able to be used for generations before needing repair. The spikes on the shield are from the Aku's spine and can be utilized offensively if the primary weapon is lost.

2. Dwarven Flanged Mace- A very common weapon for Dwarves, this weapon, commonly called a Foelie, allows dwarves to make great use of their impressive strength. A hit from a Dwarf Foelie is enough to send a group of orcs flying.

3. Dwarf War-hammer- Despite its name, the war-hammer, or Oorlogshamer, is also a fundamental and important tool in metalwork and mining. One hit from an Oologshamer is enough to shatter a small fortification.

4. Mattock- A weapon, mining tool, piece of farming equipment, and metalworking instrument, the Mattock is the-jack-of-all-trades tool employed by Dwarves. All Dwarven boys are given a mattock on their 12th birthday when their beards and mustaches grow in. Dwarven girls also receive mattocks on their 14th birthday, which they use to help grow crops and in defense should they be attacked Typically wielded one-handed.

5. Hand Axe- Used for fighting and cutting wood and in hunting, Dwarven hand axes are the typically seen instrument of most of their race. They are as varied in form as those who wield them.

6. Aku tooth Scimitar- A weapon of impressive make, Aku tooth swords are worked in the same way metal is, only with carving tools in place of hammers. once shaped and cooled after being heated, the swords become hard enough to slice through dragon scales. The serrations from the tooth are kept to maintain the cutting edge.

7. Dwarven Claymore: A two-handed sword used primarily by Dwarven guards and military, the claymore has a second function among the forces of the Dwarrow; it acts as a security key. the swords are shaped to fit the locks on the doors, allowing the dwarves to open the doors with ease.

8. Dwarven Broadsword: A relatively uncommon weapon, used by dwarves who prefer to cut down their enemies instead of knocking them away. Each sword is as varied in appearance as its master.

9. Aku bone Battle-axe: A weapon normally wielded by high-ranking warriors, they are carved and shaped much like a sword from an Aku tooth. These weapons were among the most formidable tools used by the dragon-killing elite dwarf unit known as the De Last Van Draak.

Description
Weapons commonly utilized by Dwarves (these are not to scale). From Top Left to bottom center:

1. Aku Scale Shield- Common among the dwarves, Aku Shields are durable well-crafted, able to be used for generations before needing repair. The spikes on the shield are from the Aku's spine and can be utilized offensively if the primary weapon is lost.

2. Dwarven Flanged Mace- A very common weapon for Dwarves, this weapon, commonly called a Foelie, allows dwarves to make great use of their impressive strength. A hit from a Dwarf Foelie is enough to send a group of orcs flying.

3. Dwarf War-hammer- Despite its name, the war-hammer, or Oorlogshamer, is also a fundamental and important tool in metalwork and mining. One hit from an Oologshamer is enough to shatter a small fortification.

4. Mattock- A weapon, mining tool, piece of farming equipment, and metalworking instrument, the Mattock is the-jack-of-all-trades tool employed by Dwarves. All Dwarven boys are given a mattock on their 12th birthday when their beards and mustaches grow in. Dwarven girls also receive mattocks on their 14th birthday, which they use to help grow crops and in defense should they be attacked Typically wielded one-handed.

5. Hand Axe- Used for fighting and cutting wood and in hunting, Dwarven hand axes are the typically seen instrument of most of their race. They are as varied in form as those who wield them.

6. Aku tooth Scimitar- A weapon of impressive make, Aku tooth swords are worked in the same way metal is, only with carving tools in place of hammers. once shaped and cooled after being heated, the swords become hard enough to slice through dragon scales. The serrations from the tooth are kept to maintain the cutting edge.

7. Dwarven Claymore: A two-handed sword used primarily by Dwarven guards and military, the claymore has a second function among the forces of the Dwarrow; it acts as a security key. the swords are shaped to fit the locks on the doors, allowing the dwarves to open the doors with ease.

8. Dwarven Broadsword: A relatively uncommon weapon, used by dwarves who prefer to cut down their enemies instead of knocking them away. Each sword is as varied in appearance as its master.

9. Aku bone Battle-axe: A weapon normally wielded by high-ranking warriors, they are carved and shaped much like a sword from an Aku tooth. These weapons were among the most formidable tools used by the dragon-killing elite dwarf unit known as the De Last Van Draak.