If you desire a truly chocolate wood, Wenge probably comes the closest. The grain resembles tightly interlaced pieces of milk and dark chocolate. Dangerously sharp when freshly cut and dashingly sharp-looking when finished, Wenge is a popular wood for those looking for something more sinister. Wenge is arguably the hardest wood to work in the shop due to its tendency to splinter and its inherent sharpness. Today, it is most commonly used for flooring (very dramatic),high-end canes, and musical instruments. For the latter, the hardness and density of Wenge provide fantastic reverberation while maintaining its tensile strength. These same qualities lend Wenge to being well-suited for bows and arrows. Bonus: those arrows may splinter in your enemy, which will further splinter, and ultimately fester and turn septic underneath. Truly, the most sinister wood.