Oak Elemental LARP Mage Staff

Ignite your arcane potential wielding the Oak Elemental LARP Mage staff. Harness the weave of elemental magic in your LARP kit with this staff and cast spells in style.

Arcane Calimacil Craftsmanship

Crafted from durable, latex-free Calimacil foam, this staff is designed for epic LARP events. A fiberglass core in the center makes it a strong and flexible weapon. The closed cell foam construction requires little to no maintenance, ensuring you get to enjoy the thrill of combat for years to come. The staff is designed as a long stick of oak wood with a dark brown finish. There are bumps down the length for added realistic detail.

At the top, there is a slot designed for you to insert any of the Crystal LARP Gems into. This staff accommodates the Type 1 (CL-450) and Type 2 (CL-451) Crystal Gems. Simply insert the gem through the slot and install it using the screw on the side of the staff’s head.

Become a Conduit for Magical Power

This oak elemental staff lets you emerge as a powerful sorcerer, mage, or wizard in the realms of LARP and fantasy. When paired with one of the compatible gem stones, it can become a great way to cast spells and exert your control over the arcane. If your character leans into the more wild side of magic, this staff is a great choice. Conjure the elemental magic of nature as a druid or a shaman wielding this medieval fantasy staff. Whether you’re traveling to epic LARP events, Renaissance fairs, or cosplay conventions, this LARP mage staff has you covered.

Key Features:

• Worthy of Your Character: Designed for LARP events.
• Elemental Mage Design: Crafted with attention to detail.
• Oak Wood Finish: Complements a wide variety of characters.
• Easy Installation: Compatible with LARP Crystal Gems.
• Unleash the Magic Within: Great for LARP events, Renaissance fairs, and costuming.

Materials:

• Made from latex-free Calimacil foam with aluminum fitting
• Core is made of fiberglass

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 52.4 Inches
• Weight: 1 Pound 10 Ounces

Measurements are approximate.