Moare Multitool

Mechanics & Inner Workings

The whole tool collapses down into an easy to carry 6 inch stick, extending out the stick into a 8 inch handle, contained inside the handle is a flint, that can be struck by the blade of the axe to light fires. The axe head screws onto the end of the extended stick to be used as a hatchet, with the underside of the hatchets blade being serated for sawing. The butt of the axe head being pronouced and flattened into a hammer perfect for driving in tent pegs. The top of the axe head fited with knotches to measure out lengths of rope before cutting, wrapping around the top of the head, round the bottom of the handle and back, giving equal 16 inches of rope, or wrapping more can accurately measure out rope lengths to the nearest 8 inches.

History

Created by a New New Blackstone ranger to alleviate some of the excess weight she was carrying, combining a hatchet, saw, knife, flint and steel and hammer into one easy to use tool. Her idea behind the tool came when out hunting and the extra noise from carrying a hatchet, saw and knife ended up scaring off most of her prey.
The tool has been sold as a personal safety product in New New Blackstone ever since its creation, as you're never safer than when you're prepared, and with the Moare Multitool you're always prepared.

Item type

Tool

Rarity

Commonplace in the Exterior Wilds and the hunters who range there.

Weight

6 Inches Collapsed, 1 foot extended fully

Base Price

10gp

Raw materials & Components

The 6 inch handle is made from native Ash to the wilds, hard yet flexible and comfortable to hold in your hand for long periods - Some store owners sell leather wraps for the multitool to improve the comfort even further. The head and extendable rod in the tool are made from high carbon steel forged fresh in New New Blackstone, from iron and coal mined from the many mountains in the Wilds.