Sword of Light – Maidenless Blades (Carbon Steel)

It is a 40" display replica with a 30.75" carbon steel blade, a 9.25" sculpted metal handle, an aged gold crossguard, and an included round wood display plaque. It is part of the Maidenless Blades collection and is made for display, collecting, and cosplay rather than any functional use.

It is a straight sword pulled from a stone scabbard at an altar, said to take its form from rays of light that intersect and reflect rather than from any forge. It deals physical damage with holy damage layered on top, so it suits builds that want a straight sword with a sacred edge.

You do not find it directly. You take the Stone-Sheathed Sword to an altar, either in the Fog Rift Catacombs or the Ancient Ruins of Rauh, and convert it there. Which altar you use depends on where you picked the original sword up.

The skill is Light. The sword is sent aloft and releases the light carved into the blade, sweeping the surrounding area with rays, and it also boosts your own holy attacks for a short window. It works as a body buff, so it will not stack with most defensive buffs.

It is the same weapon converted the other way at the same altars. The two blades share identical statistics and can be switched back and forth freely, so the choice between light and dark is about how you want the weapon to look and read rather than any performance difference.

The sword measures 40" overall with a 30.75" blade and a 9.25" handle. Plan for roughly 42" of clear wall or shelf space, and allow extra depth for the plaque if you are standing it on a desk or cabinet rather than mounting it.

Yes. A round wood display plaque is included, so no separate purchase is needed to present the piece. The sword can also be wall mounted with standard sword hangers if you would rather keep the surface clear.

No. The blade is finished with an unsharpened display edge. It is intended for display, photography, and costume presentation, and it is not built for cutting, sparring, or any functional use.

Carbon steel holds detail and weight better than softer display metals, but it will spot if it is left damp. Wipe the blade down with a dry microfiber cloth after every handling, since skin oils are the usual culprit, and apply a light coat of mineral oil two or three times a year. Keep it out of bathrooms, basements, and anywhere with swinging humidity.

No. This is a fan inspired replica produced independently, with no affiliation with or endorsement from FromSoftware, Bandai Namco, or any other rights holder. Do not use metal polish or abrasive pads on the aged gold detailing, since polishing strips the finish down to bare metal and that damage cannot be undone.