Grimnar & Hairy_ass
Hairy_ass
You ever think about how to turn a broken spear into a multi‑tool? I’ve got a way to make a quick shaft that can double as a grappling hook and a makeshift sling. How do you usually get the gear you need when you’re out on a raid?
Grimnar
That’s clever, makeshift gear is always handy when the stockpile runs dry. Usually I keep a stash of spare shafts and bolts hidden in the barracks, and we trade with allied clans when we raid their supply lines. When nothing else is available I forge what we need in the field and trust the team to pull through.
Hairy_ass
Stash the spare shafts in a hollowed-out barrel—works like a secret vault and keeps the noise down when the guards wander by. For the field forge, a small anvil hammered into a rock and a charcoal torch set behind a clay bank makes a decent hot spot, no furnace needed. Just keep the metal at a steady temp, and you’ll have a new shaft ready before the next raid. And if the clans are trading, I’m always on the lookout for a good bolt stockpile—gotta keep the supply line humming.
Grimnar
Sounds solid. A barrel stash keeps the supplies quiet, and a rock anvil is the kind of improvisation we fight for. Keep the bolts in reserve—an army runs on the right gear, and I’ll make sure we never run out on the front line.
Hairy_ass
Glad you’re on board—just remember: a rusty bolt can still be a good tool if you heat it right and bend it into a hook. I’ll keep a spare set of steel rods near the barrel, ready to be forged into bolts on short notice. Keep your lines tight, and we’ll never be short on gear again.
Grimnar
Good plan, keep the rods close and the lines tight. With that in place we’ll never run short on gear, and we’ll stand ready when the next raid comes.
Hairy_ass
Sounds like we’ve got the gear loop locked down. When the next raid rolls around, we’ll be ready to roll and outpace them. Stay sharp, and keep that barrel hidden.
Grimnar
Right. Barrel stays hidden, we keep moving.