Star-Lined Sword - Elden Ring (Metal)

Just over four feet, taller than most dressers and wider than many wall spaces between studs. Measure your intended spot before it arrives, because this piece dominates whatever wall it lands on.

The striped finish alternates tones down the full 35.5 inch blade, echoing the night sky theme of the design. Under angled light the stripes shift as you move past it, which is the effect that sells the piece in person.

The game ties its sorcery to the night sky, the moon, and celestial fate, and this design draws on that visual tradition. It is a fan inspired piece, so it evokes that lineage rather than copying a single in game item.

Yes, 15.25 inches with jeweled silver and brown detailing. Greatswords need that grip length for balance, and it keeps the replica's proportions honest at this scale.

No. The edge is blunt, which is what the (Metal) label communicates: solid metal display construction rather than a live edge.

It should not be. The steel is not tempered for use, and at this length even a slow swing carries real momentum. It is engineered to be mounted, not wielded.

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

Use the included plaque and anchor it into studs, not drywall alone. Two hands whenever you move it, because the length changes the balance point more than the weight does.

Assume extra scrutiny. Where metal props are allowed, peace bonding is mandatory, and some events cap prop length below this piece. Read the policy carefully before committing to it for a costume.

The other Elden Ring inspired blades from this release, especially the Sword of Light and Sword of Darkness pair. Flanking the Star-Lined Sword with the two smaller blades builds a full themed wall in one order.