Silver Longsword - Oblivion (Metal)

In the game, silver weapons can harm ghosts and other spirits that ignore common steel, which makes the Silver Longsword one of the most practical early blades a player can carry. That in game role is exactly why the design is so recognizable.

The silhouette is the one fans know from Cyrodiil in both eras: a bright straight blade with an ornate silver hilt. It reads instantly as the Silver Longsword to anyone who has played either version.

Yes. The ornate silver and brown scabbard comes in the box, matched to the hilt furniture. It is one of the few replicas in this class that arrives as a complete set.

No. The blade is etched stainless steel with a bright silver finish, which keeps the look of the in game weapon while staying durable and tarnish resistant for display.

No. It ships blunt, and the (Metal) designation in the title reflects that: solid metal for display, not a live blade.

No. The steel is not tempered for contact. Its job is to look like it just came off an adventurer's hip, not to work like it.

No. It is a fan inspired replica with no affiliation to the game's creators or publishers, built for collectors of the series.

Microfiber for fingerprints, a light coat of mineral oil a few times a year, and storage outside the scabbard so moisture never sits against the steel. Do that and the shine holds for years.

Only if the event allows unsharpened metal replicas, and nearly all that do will require peace bonding at check in. Check the prop policy before you travel.

It is iconic without being obvious. Casual visitors see a handsome knightly sword, while anyone who has played the game knows exactly what it is and why you own it. Few replicas work on both levels at once.