Collection: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

It is our lineup of full metal replicas inspired by the medieval blades of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Each piece follows the grounded, historical style the game is celebrated for.

Restraint. The game models its weapons on real fifteenth century arms, so these replicas have honest proportions and period fittings instead of oversized blades and glowing accents. They pass as historical display swords in any setting.

They follow the profiles and conventions of early fifteenth century European swords as the game presents them. Decorative etching aside, the silhouettes would look at home in a museum reference book.

It varies by piece, and the flagship Dragonborn Longsword includes a strapped leather scabbard rather than a wall plaque. Check the specifications on each product page for exact contents.

No. Pieces marked (Metal) carry unsharpened display edges. The material tag in every Sword Slice title tells you the construction before you order.

No. They are fan inspired replicas with no affiliation to the game's creators or publishers, made for collectors of the series and of medieval arms generally.

The strapped scabbards make belt wear practical for photos, fairs, and costume events where unsharpened metal replicas are permitted. The swords themselves remain display pieces and should never be used for contact.

Better than almost any game replica, since the designs are rooted in real period arms. Collectors of historical swords regularly buy from this series without ever having played the game.

Store the blade drawn so moisture never sits against the steel, oil the blade lightly a few times a year, and condition the leather occasionally. That routine keeps both components aging well.

Yes. Bohemia is full of swords worth recreating, and the collection expands as new designs become available. New arrivals appear on this page first.