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Trophies & Shrunken Heads – Proof of Victory, or Just Good Decoration

Not every trophy comes from a tournament. Some are... stranger. An elf’s ear, a dwarf’s beard, a bandit’s finger — these are the spoils that tell the story of a fighter who’s been around. Whether you hang them from your belt, your tent, or your armour, they’re meant to make people stop and wonder, “What happened there?”

At Epic Armoury, our Trophies & Shrunken Heads collection lets you add that edge to your kit without crossing into the gruesome. Every piece is made from safe, flexible materials and painted by hand to look convincing up close. It’s all atmosphere — no discomfort, no bad surprises.

These are props built for fun, flair, and a little touch of the unhinged.

What Are Trophies and Shrunken Heads, Really?

In LARP and cosplay, trophies are small decorative props that represent the spoils or keepsakes of your character’s past victories. They might be the ear of a defeated elf, the beard of a rival dwarf, or a finger that’s… better left unexplained. Shrunken heads add another flavour — the eerie mementos carried by witch doctors, warlords, or anyone who deals in dark mysteries.

They serve two big purposes:

  • Storytelling: each piece suggests a history or a warning.

  • Decoration: they make your costume or camp look lived-in and unforgettable.

They don’t need to be shocking — they just need to feel real enough that someone takes a second look.

How to Use Trophies in LARP and Cosplay

You don’t need to be a villain to carry a trophy. These pieces work across all kinds of characters — from warlords and mercenaries to monster hunters or eccentric scholars. It’s all about what story you want to tell.

On Your Gear

Attach them to your belt, shield, or shoulder strap. They move naturally as you walk, giving your outfit texture and motion.

Around Camp

Hang them from tents, poles, or tables to give your camp a sense of personality (or intimidation). They help build the world visually — especially in darker or grittier settings.

As Roleplay Props

Trophies can start conversations. A fellow player might ask where you “got” that beard or why you’re carrying an elf ear. Suddenly, you’ve got a story to tell — and that’s what good props do.

Why players love using them:

  • They add instant attitude to a costume.

  • They start conversations and spark in-character reactions.

  • They make photos and camp setups look incredible.

  • They’re light, durable, and safe to wear anywhere.

What They’re Made Of

All trophies and shrunken heads are made for repeated event use — flexible, soft, and lightweight. No actual parts of anything here, obviously. Just top-quality LARP materials.

  • Latex and foam construction: soft to the touch, safe to wear or handle.

  • Hand-painted finishes: every piece has unique texture and colour depth.

  • Durable fittings: leather cords, loops, or hooks for easy attachment.

  • Lightweight design: no tugging, no discomfort during long events.

They’re made for players who want the look of chaos without the cleanup.

Style and Inspiration

These props draw from a mix of historical and fantasy roots.
In many cultures, trophies were symbols of victory or warning — not necessarily violence, but proof of skill or dominance. In fantasy settings, that idea becomes more creative: a bandit keeps tokens from bounties; an orc decorates their armour with enemies’ marks; a witch doctor keeps shriveled charms from ancient rituals.

And then there’s you — maybe you’re not collecting trophies at all, just decorating your camp with weird, conversation-starting details. That’s the fun of it: you get to decide what they mean.

Why They’re Worth Having

Because they make people look twice. And that’s what immersion is all about — creating something so believable that it blurs the line between story and reality.

You’ll appreciate that they:

  • Are safe, soft, and durable enough for outdoor events.

  • Look detailed in close-ups and photos.

  • Fit naturally into any dark fantasy, post-apocalyptic, or barbarian aesthetic.

  • Work as conversation pieces that deepen your character’s story.

It’s the kind of prop that quietly (or not so quietly) makes you stand out.

Care and Maintenance

These pieces don’t ask for much. A little basic care keeps them ready for the next event:

  • Wipe off dust or mud with a damp cloth.

  • Let them air dry fully before storage.

  • Keep them out of prolonged sunlight to protect the paint.

  • Store flat or hanging to preserve their shape.

They’re sturdy enough for years of use — and if anything, they only look better with a bit of wear.

Mini-FAQ: Trophies & Shrunken Heads

What are these made from?

Soft latex and foam, hand-painted for realism. No real materials involved.

Can I wear them on my armour or belt?

Yes — they’re lightweight and flexible, perfect for hanging or attaching anywhere.

Are they suitable for kids or younger players?

They’re safe to handle, but the designs lean toward mature fantasy themes. Use your best judgment for family events.

Do they work outside of fantasy settings?

Definitely. They fit just as well in pirate, post-apocalyptic, or horror setups.

How do I keep them in good condition?

Wipe clean, store dry, and avoid direct sunlight when not in use.