Sword Coast Armory

One of These Isn't in the Game

Blood-Bound Blade sits in the files with everything a real weapon has — name, stats, the flavour text about the eldritch knight of the Starfeller clan who carried it, described as fighting with a skill and heat close to the sun. Since Patch 8 it has not turned up anywhere in normal play. You can read the whole entry and still never hold it. Which makes owning a model of it a slightly absurd proposition, and also the entire reason to. The rest of the Sword Coast rack is more conventional: four Legendaries, a pair of Githyanki standard-issue blades that differ mainly in whether rubies were set into them, and the burning greatsword you can pick up in the prologue. More in the vault write-up.

Where to Start

Three doors in. Balduran's Giantslayer is the one with the best story attached — the man it's named for founded the city, and the item text says he used this sword on the dragon who was his friend. Viconia's Walking Fortress is the only shield on the page and the strangest object in the armory: half the length of the swords around it and exactly the same weight as the heaviest of them. And Everburn Blade is the one most people meet first.

The Forge Standard

Die-cast zinc alloy, hand-finished, with every edge and point cast blunt — display collectibles, recommended for ages 14+. This is a light shelf by any measure: 41 g to 69 g across the whole thing, with a 22 cm greatsword sitting at the bottom of that range. What you're actually buying here is ornament rather than mass — these designs are busy, and holding something this light means you can turn it over for a while without your wrist complaining. Every photo on this page is ours — shot in our own studio, of the exact piece we ship. No CGI, no renders, no supplier images.

Keep Exploring

The rest of the blades live in Metal Sword Replicas, the shields have a wall of their own in Game Shield Replicas, and the next high-fantasy shelf along is the Fellowship Blade Vault.