Outlands Heirloom Vault

Weapons That Never Had a Job

Heirlooms are the one category in that game with no stats attached to them. They don't hit harder, they don't swing faster, they do nothing a bare fist wouldn't do. Their entire function is to look expensive while you stand around in a lobby waiting for the drop. Which is exactly why the designers went somewhere strange with every single one — an electrified nunchaku, a skull-headed maul, a yari with birds worked into the shaft, the same scythe issued twice in two different finishes, Crypto's high-tech straight sword, and Seer's matched pair of blades. Nobody had to make these practical, so nobody bothered. As display pieces they're barely a change of career: they were always objects whose only job was to be looked at. This shelf also includes a crossover blade and skin-inspired designs, not just heirloom tributes.

Where to Start

For the longest silhouette, start with Biwon Blade: 40cm and 176g, the longest and heaviest individual replica in the vault. For a paired display, Showstoppers brings a 22cm blade at 114g and a 28cm blade at 160g, or 274g together — the heaviest complete product set, not a single blade. Death Grip is the 30cm, 163g scythe option. Strongest Link measures 32cm — two segments on a chain, which gives it movement rather than a single rigid silhouette. And Caustic Death Hammer goes the opposite way: at 15cm, it shares the shortest length here with the Patu and War Club, with the skull doing all the work.

The Forge Standard

Thirteen products in die-cast zinc alloy, hand-finished, with every edge and point cast blunt — display collectibles, recommended for ages 14+. Individual lengths span 15–40cm, and individual replica weights run from the 32g Suzaku spear to the 176g Biwon Blade. The Showstoppers two-blade set totals 274g; its individual blade weights are listed separately on the product page. Strongest Link has two segments joined by a chain; Showstoppers includes two separate blades. Energy Reader is solid metal with no circuits or working electronics. Every product photo is ours — shot in our own studio, of the exact piece we ship. No CGI, no renders, no supplier images. Also in this vault: the 98g Buster Sword R5 — a looks-only crossover blade, shot in our own studio. For a compact club, try a 15cm Patu club with a toothy head and a blunt heart — cast blunt, shot in our own studio. The blade lineup also includes the 22cm Gold-Hilt Serrated Katana — cast blunt, shot in our own studio. Also on this shelf: the 15cm War Club, Gibraltar’s heirloom patu in die-cast zinc alloy — cast blunt, shot in our own studio.

Keep Exploring

The shapes that fit no category gather in Exotic Weapon Replicas, the scythes have a rack of their own in Anime Scythe Replicas, and the next shelf of near-future steel is the Dharma Tower Armory. For more of the stories behind this shelf, read our Outlands Heirloom Vault guide.