Skyrim Fan Carves 2 Staffs of Destruction in Real Life

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Since Bethesda Softworks first released Skyrim back in 2011, more fans have checked out the game as it has seen subsequent re-releases, and they have celebrated the RPG in countless ways. One Skyrim fan has carved two Staffs of Destruction in real life that are small enough to fit on someone's head.

Reddit user T_sekuloski recently created two Staffs of Destruction that are nine inches long and are intended to act as a hairpin once put together. In the Bethesda RPG, players are able to acquire the Staff of Destruction by defeating and looting various Skyrim Dragon Priests, the weapon can be purchased from certain vendors, and it can be found in some chests depending on RNG. Normally the weapons are wielded in each hand, but both of T_sekuloski's staffs could fit in a single hand.

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This Skyrim fan created the two Staffs of Destruction using beech wood, and like his past replicas of the one-handed weapon, they both feature incredible detail. The staffs both appear independently unique, while they also effectively reflect their in-game counterpart and look like they could be wielded by someone of a similarly small size. Although these 2 Staffs of Destruction are nine inches long, T_sekuloski confirmed that the full-sized Staff of Destruction measures in at about 55 inches and has equally remarkable detail.

T_sekuloski is known for creating many woodworking projects and sharing them online, including multiple cases of much larger versions of the Staffs of Destruction than the hairpin ones. In addition to these staffs, T_sekuloski has also made Dragon Priest masks like some other Skyrim fans have to go along with the Staffs of Destruction to further the aesthetic,