Sword of Light - Elden Ring (Metal)

It is a metal display replica inspired by the radiant half of a legendary pair of blades from Elden Ring. The rising relief texture and aged silver fittings capture the design's ancient, luminous character.

The Light blade is slightly longer at 30.75 inches with a cleaner, ray like relief pattern, while Darkness runs 30.5 inches with denser ornate texture. Once they are side by side, the contrast is unmistakable.

Each sword ships with its own wood plaque, and the intended paired display is the two plaques mounted side by side or stacked. That layout keeps each blade fully visible instead of crossing them.

It is the best thing about it. The relief catches directional light, so a single lamp angled across the blade makes the pattern stand out dramatically in photos and on the wall.

No. The edge is blunt from the factory. The (Metal) label in the title means display grade metal, not a live blade.

Yes, for normal display handling. It is not tempered for any contact use, so moving it between mounts is the extent of what it should do.

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

A soft brush or microfiber cloth to lift dust out of the pattern and a sparing coat of mineral oil a few times a year. Humidity is the finish's only real enemy, so pick a dry room.

Only if your event allows unsharpened metal replicas, and expect mandatory peace bonding. As with any 40 inch steel piece, verify the prop policy before you travel.

Choose Light if your display leans bright: steel, silver, and clean lines. Choose Darkness for a heavier, moodier wall. Most collectors who start with one end up ordering the other within the month.