The Outlands Heirloom Vault: Every Piece We Carry, Explained

Thirteen products fill BlacksmithSONG's Outlands Heirloom Vault so far — an electrified nunchaku, two scythes from the same legend, a spear, a hammer, two clubs, two katanas, a crossover greatsword, Wattson's handheld Energy Reader gadget, Crypto's straight Biwon Blade, and Seer's Showstoppers twin-sword set. Individual replica lengths span 15–40cm (5.9–15.7in), with starting prices from $19.99, all shot in our own studio. The lineup includes heirloom-inspired pieces, a skin accessory, a crossover blade, and a fan-art katana. Fan-made and unofficial — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by Respawn Entertainment.

New to the Vault and not sure where to start? Biwon Blade is the longest replica at 40cm and the heaviest individual replica at 176g. For a two-blade display, Showstoppers is the heaviest complete product set at 274g: a 22cm blade and a 28cm blade sold together. Strongest Link remains the only nunchaku on this shelf — two segments on a chain, giving it movement rather than a single rigid silhouette.

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Every Product in the Outlands Heirloom Vault, By Type

All thirteen products are die-cast zinc alloy, recommended for ages 14+, and cast blunt with no functional edge or point. Lengths, weights and starting prices below are pulled straight from each product page. Showstoppers is one product sold as a pair; its row lists both blade sizes and weights, plus the combined weight. Deep-dive write-ups for individual products aren't live yet; this table will grow a Read More column as they are.

The Crossover Blade: Buster Sword R5

Our Buster Sword R5 replica measures 21cm (8.3") and weighs 98g (3.5 oz) in die-cast zinc alloy. It follows the looks-only Mythic melee cosmetic from the January 2024 Apex Legends and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth crossover, not a traditional Legend-specific heirloom or the ability-equipped R2R5 pick-up weapon. Gunmetal panels, gold fittings and a silver-to-ice-teal blade give Cloud’s signature greatsword a different life in the Outlands. Cast blunt for display, fan-made and unofficial, and shot in our own studio. It sits alongside the heirloom tributes and other blade designs listed above.

Two Compact Clubs: Patu and War Club

Two Gibraltar-inspired club designs share the compact end of the shelf. The Patu replica measures 15cm and weighs 88g. The War Club replica is also 15cm, at 87g. Both are hand-finished die-cast zinc alloy, cast blunt for display, and start at $19.99.

Shop the Vault by Size, Type, or Weight

By size. Death Hammer, Patu and War Club share the shortest length at 15cm (5.9in). Biwon Blade runs longest at 40cm (15.7in), while Strongest Link measures 32cm (12.6in). The lineup spans 15–40cm. Buster Sword R5 and Gold-Hilt Serrated Katana sit at 21cm and 22cm; Showstoppers pairs a 22cm blade with a 28cm blade. Energy Reader shares the 30cm (11.8in) length with Death Grip.

By type. Thirteen products include scythes, katanas, clubs, a nunchaku, a spear, a hammer, a greatsword, a baton, a straight sword and a twin-sword set. Browse the clubs and nunchaku in Exotic Weapon Replicas, the spear in Metal Spear Replicas, the hammer in Metal Hammer Replicas, the two scythes in Metal Scythe Replicas, or the two katanas in Anime & Game Katana Replicas. Buster Sword R5 is the crossover greatsword; Energy Reader is listed as a baton, a fan-art take on Wattson's handheld heirloom gadget. Biwon Blade is Crypto's jikdo-inspired straight sword, and Showstoppers is Seer's matching long-and-short pair, cast as twin curved swords.

By weight. Suzaku is the lightest at 32g (1.1oz). Biwon Blade is the heaviest individual replica at 176g (6.2oz), followed by Death Grip at 163g (5.7oz). Showstoppers weighs 274g (9.7oz) as a complete two-blade set: 114g (4.0oz) for the short blade and 160g (5.6oz) for the long blade. Energy Reader weighs 141g (5.0oz), so it is no longer second-heaviest. Compare individual replicas with individual replicas, and set totals with complete products. Heirlooms in the game itself carry no stats, so nothing here is "better" for being heavier — it's just a different amount of metal.

Thirteen Products, Three Stories Worth Knowing

Two heirlooms and a costume katana, all from one legend. Death Grip and Dead Man's Curve are both Revenant's own heirloom scythe, not two different weapons — Dead Man's Curve is the original design, and Death Grip is a rarer recolor cast at a larger size with a black-and-gold finish. Blue-Diamond Hilt Katana is something else entirely: it isn't an heirloom at all, but the weapon model tied to Revenant's Synthetic Shinobi cosmetic skin, worn visibly across his back as part of that skin's look. Three Revenant-branded pieces, two different categories — the heirloom pair with the retractable-bladed scythe design, and a skin accessory that only looks like it belongs in the same family.

The nunchaku nobody expects. Strongest Link is Ash's heirloom: in the game, it's a chain-linked pair of electrified batons with a retractable blade at each end, closer in spirit to a nunchaku than anything with a single edge. Our replica follows that silhouette with cast-blunt blade details; the in-game description is not a claim that those blade details retract. Ash is a simulacrum, a synthetic being built from a real person's memories, and the design leans into that: cold, mechanical, built to strike from two directions at once.

A father's spear, a trapper's hammer. Suzaku is Valkyrie's heirloom, a yari-style spear worked with bird motifs and named for the vermilion bird of the four cardinal guardians — a quiet nod to her father Viper, and to her own reputation as a pilot who fights better in the air than on the ground. Death Hammer belongs to Caustic, a double-handed hammer topped with a skull, matching a legend whose entire kit revolves around gas traps and toxic warfare. Different legends, different weapons, same shelf.

What These Replicas Are, and Aren't

All thirteen products are die-cast zinc alloy and recommended for ages 14+. Every edge and point is cast blunt straight from the mold — display collectibles, not functional weapons, including Strongest Link's retractable-look blades. Energy Reader is solid metal with no electronics, lights, or battery; its in-game gadget functions stay in the game. Individual replica weights run from 32g (1.1oz) up to 176g (6.2oz); the Showstoppers two-blade set totals 274g (9.7oz). See the table above for each product and the separate blade weights in that set. Every photo on our product pages is ours — shot in our own studio, of the exact piece we ship — with no CGI and no renders. Fan-made and unofficial — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by Respawn Entertainment. More on how we shoot and pack things on the about page.

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The Apex Legends Replica FAQ

Is this officially licensed by Respawn Entertainment?

No. Fan-made and unofficial — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by Respawn Entertainment, across all thirteen products.

Is Strongest Link actually a sword?

No. The in-game Strongest Link is a nunchaku with retractable blades. Our replica is a pair of chain-linked segments with cast-blunt, retractable-look blade details; this is not a claim that the replica's blades retract. The table above lists it as a nunchaku.

What's the difference between Death Grip and Dead Man's Curve?

They're the same base design — Revenant's own heirloom scythe. Dead Man's Curve is the original; Death Grip is a recolor, cast larger and finished in black and gold rather than the original colorway.

Is Blue-Diamond Hilt Katana one of Revenant's heirlooms?

No. It's a separate item tied to his Synthetic Shinobi cosmetic skin, not part of the heirloom weapon category. We carry it because it's a striking piece in its own right, not because it shares a slot with Dead Man's Curve or Death Grip.

Are any of these replicas sharp?

No. Every edge and point across all thirteen products, including both Showstoppers blades, is cast blunt straight from the mold. Display collectibles for ages 14+, not functional weapons.

How does shipping and payment work?

Free worldwide shipping with tracking, and every order carries a 30-day money-back guarantee. Payment options are shown at checkout.

That's thirteen products in the Outlands Heirloom Vault, including the Showstoppers two-blade set. The table will grow as more products arrive, and gain a Read More column as deep-dive write-ups on individual products go live. Browse everything together in the Outlands Heirloom Vault. If the mix of near-future shapes here is your thing, the Dharma Tower Armory runs on the same odd-geometry energy. For a shelf where the hammer has company instead of standing alone, the Courage & Wisdom Blade Vault carries its own skull-free take on the type. And if a chain-linked weapon that "isn't really a sword" caught your eye, the Azeroth Armory has its own pair of glaives that don't fit any category cleanly either.