Lingua Belli Longsword - Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Metal)

It is a 45.5" display replica of the Lingua Belli longsword from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, built with an etched stainless steel blade, a dark blue wire wrapped grip, and a strapped faux leather scabbard. It is made for collectors, costume builds, and wall display rather than any functional use.

It is Latin for the tongue of war. Latin inscriptions on medieval blades were common and served several purposes at once, including invoking protection, identifying a workshop, and giving the sword a name that could be recorded in wills and inventories.

It is a craftable weapon rather than a loot drop. The blueprint appears in a chest during the Sinners of Kuttenberg or In Service of the Guild questlines, and forging it at your own smithy calls for a long components list including Toledo steel, sheet steel, colored gold, tincal, acidum chloridum, a right sided pommel, and a horned guard.

The in game description credits the double fullering technique, which removes weight from the middle of the blade without giving up spine strength. That is a real historical construction method, and it is why the weapon reads as light and well balanced rather than simply heavy.

The sword measures 45.5" overall with a 34.5" blade and an 11" handle. Sheathed in the included scabbard, total length reaches 46.5". Plan for roughly 47" of clear wall or shelf space if you intend to display it alongside the scabbard.

No. The edge is finished as a display replica and is not sharpened. It is intended for display, photography, and costume presentation only.

Yes. A strapped faux leather scabbard is included and is sized to this blade. The straps allow belt carry for costume use, and the scabbard also protects the etched finish when the sword is stored.

Yes. The 11" handle gives room for a full two handed grip, which is how a hand and a half sword of this length would actually be held. For extended wear, a belt rig or back harness carries the length more comfortably than hand carry.

No. It is a fan inspired replica produced independently, with no affiliation with or endorsement from Warhorse Studios, Deep Silver, or any other rights holder.

Keep the wire wrap dry and handle the sword with clean hands, since skin oils are what dull wire wrap over time. Dust the grip with a dry brush rather than a damp cloth, and skip leather conditioners on the wrap, which darken the blue unevenly. For display, a two hook horizontal wall mount, a vertical floor stand, or a wood plaque all work. See the full Kingdom Come: Deliverance collection for matching pieces.