The Forge Journals

In the description of the Greatsword, the game tells us: "A coarse iron lump of an ultra-greatsword."
Veterans of the genre know this is more than just flavor text. It is a heartfelt tribute to the "Black Swordsman" and the late Kentaro Miura. It is the weapon of the Struggler.

Creating a miniature of such a legendary weapon carries a burden. It cannot feel light. It cannot feel cheap. It must feel like a sheer impossibility of leverage.

At BlacksmithSONG, we pushed our casting capabilities to the limit to produce this beast. Weighing in at a staggering 198g, this is currently the undisputed heavyweight champion of our single-sword collection.

⚒️ Key Specs at a Glance

• Total Length: 30cm (Maximized scale for Colossal Swords).

• Net Weight: 198g (The heaviest single item in our store).

• Material: High-Density Zinc Alloy.

• Surface: "Hammered Iron" texture with geometric relief.

• Price: $22.31 (Includes Free Global Shipping).

198 Grams: The "Ungu Bunga" Physics

Numbers don't lie, but they can be hard to visualize. Let's compare the Greatsword to other items in our forge:

• Moonveil Katana: ~58g

• Star Shadow: 90g

• Ordovis's Greatsword: 167g

• The Greatsword: 198g

This replica is nearly four times heavier than a standard katana model. When you place it on a magnetic display stand, you can hear the magnet snap into place with authority. It is designed to be the centerpiece—the "Anchor" of your collection. It captures the essence of a Strength build: pure, unadulterated mass.

Surface Analysis: Iron or Art?

While the lore describes it as a "lump," our replica takes a more artistic approach to the surface detail.
Instead of a flat, boring grey slab, we engineered a mold with intricate geometric texturing.

• The Center Channel: A deep groove runs down the spine, bordered by repetitive, almost Celtic-knot style engravings.

• The Edge: The "cutting" edge (it crushes more than it cuts) features a chaotic, hammered finish that catches the light, making the zinc alloy look like forged iron that has seen a thousand battles.

As seen in the video above, we styled this with a red cape and an anvil—a nod to the wandering mercenaries who favor this weapon.

The Hilt: Built for Leverage

A blade this heavy needs a substantial hilt. The guard is a thick, blocky "U" shape, casting a shadow over the grip.
We paid close attention to the Handle Wrapping. In the replica, the grip is painted in a deep, weathered red/brown, simulating the leather strips needed to maintain a grip on such a kinetic monster. The pommel is a massive faceted sphere, acting as the necessary counterweight to the 30cm blade.

Lore Context: The Sword of the Struggler

This weapon is found in Caelid, guarded by T-Rex dogs, inside a carriage hearse. It is a weapon you have to suicide run to get early in the game.
It symbolizes resilience. It requires 31 Strength to even lift properly. Owning this replica isn't just about liking Elden Ring; it's a badge of honor. It says you prefer to dodge, roll, and deliver one massive, earth-shattering hit rather than spamming magic from a distance.

The Blacksmith's Verdict

The Greatsword is brutal simplicity perfected.
If you buy only one item from BlacksmithSONG to weigh down your papers or guard your desk, this is it. The 198g weight is incredibly satisfying to handle. It is not just a model; it is a slab of metal that commands respect.

Put your foolish ambitions to rest. Pick up the Greatsword.

🔗 Equip Your Strength Build

• Acquire the Greatsword Replica ($22.31) (Core Product)

• The rival Colossal weapon: Starscourge Greatsword Set (Radahn's Blades)

• Browse the heaviest weapons: Swords Collection (Category Link)

📚 External Resources:

• Elden Ring Wiki: Greatsword (Authority Link)

Related blogs about this weapons:

1. Foundations of a Legend: A Collector's Guide to Elden Ring's Most Enduring Early-Game Weapons