Longsword of the Four Evangelists - Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Metal)

It is a 44.75" display replica of the legendary longsword from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, distinguished by detailed religious medieval styling. It combines an etched stainless steel blade with an antique bronze and brown handle and ships with a strapped faux leather scabbard.

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, the four gospel authors. Medieval tradition assigns each a symbol, and the in game description follows it exactly: Matthew as an angel, Mark as a winged lion, Luke as a winged bull, and John as an eagle. All four appear in the engraving work.

It is crafted rather than looted. The blueprint comes from the blacksmith's commission line for legendary swords with Horst of Lishkov, and forging it calls for Frankfurt steel, iron, a weapon stub, enamel powder, and acidum chloridum.

Overall length is 44.75" with a 34.25" blade and a 10.5" handle. With the scabbard, total length reaches 46.5". It runs marginally shorter in the blade and handle than the Lingua Belli Longsword while sheathing to the same 46.5" carry length.

The handle is finished in antique bronze and brown, an aged treatment rather than a bright polish. That deliberate patina is what gives the piece its reliquary look and distinguishes it from the brighter fittings on most display longswords.

No. The blade is finished as a display replica with an unsharpened edge, intended for display, photography, and costume presentation.

Yes. A strapped faux leather scabbard is included. The straps allow belt mounting for costume use, and the scabbard shields the etched blade finish during storage.

Both are 46.5" sheathed medieval longswords with etched stainless blades, and both are craftable legendary weapons in the game. The difference is styling. The Lingua Belli Longsword uses a dark blue wire wrapped grip on a martial Latin theme, while this piece uses an antique bronze handle and religious iconography. Collectors often display the two together as a contrasting pair.

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

Wipe the blade with a dry microfiber cloth after handling and apply a light film of mineral oil once or twice a year. Do not use metal polish or abrasive compounds on the handle. Polishing strips the antique bronze finish, and unlike surface dust that damage cannot be undone.