3 Amazing Fantasy Swords Used in Movies and Games!

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Fantasy swords are fictional clusters of metal which is used in stories to kill, maim, and inspire fear. They are typically more ornate than simple swords and are made of materials like silver or gold. These swords were originally found throughout medieval Europe and later were adapted by authors to be commonplace in the fantasy genre and modern times.

One example is the "Sword of Shannara" from Terry Brooks’s 1977 novel The Sword Of Shannara. In the novel, an evil tyrant sits on a throne with high elf heads impaled on pikes along the walls; his personal blade is made of pure silver, which was rare at that time because it was too soft for the use of its weapons.

Specialties of Fantasy Swords

One of the most intriguing and intriguingly named pieces of weaponry is a fantasy saber. Yes, you can find these swords in various shapes, sizes, and designs across different types of media. They typically come in three distinct categories: short-sword, rapier, and broadsword. 


There are different types of swords that are commonly seen in fantasy sources such as comics, video games, or movies. Note, these swords are generally used for fictional purposes, be it for the purposes of looking awesome or for some other purpose such as appealing to the target audience of young adults.


Shorter swords are used by melee fighters. This type is normally made out of a single-edged sword which has a length between 50 and 100 cm (19 to 39 inches). The hilt can be either straight or curved. The scabbard (or sheath) can also be straight but it could also be curved. The crossguard is usually present and helps protect from being impaled by an opponent's weapon.

Popular Fantasy Swords:

Do you dream of wielding mythical weapons? Do you have a favorite sword from a video game, movie, or book that has stood out to you for the longest time? Have you always wanted to experience the thrill of wielding an ancient blade with exquisite craftsmanship and know where it came from?


These are made from high carbon steel with a durable powder coat finish. The blade is unsharpened so it can be mounted on any plaque or wall without the worry of harming anyone. It's time for all your fantasies to come true. Take a look at some amazing swords:

1.   Fantasy Longclaw Sword With Wall Display Plaque

You must not be a major fan of Game of Thrones. With the recent finale, the excitement surrounding this popular show is still swirling around in the fantasy world. It’s no question that many people are looking for a new sword to add to their collection and this longclaw, crafted by Valyrian Steel, may just be what you’re looking for.


The longclaw sword is inspired by House Mormont and features House Mormont's coat of arms on the pommel and engraved on the blade. The hand-forged steel is polished to an incredible mirror shine before it is etched with a repeating pattern reminiscent of Direwolf fur while also giving depth to an otherwise flat piece of metal. It also comes with a beautiful wall display plaque. 

2.           Medieval Crusader Fantasy Arya Sword With Wall Plaque

If you're a Game of Thrones fan, then you know all about sword-wielding Arya Stark. In the show, she's constantly in need of a new weapon to slay her enemies with. But what if you knew how to make some yourself? 

 

Well, worry no more because we've got the perfect solution: our Medieval Crusader Fantasy Arya Sword With Wall Plaque!

 

Constructed from durable composite material and metal these fantasy swords will not just look good in your home but they'll also act as an educational piece for guests. The wall plaque will feature an image of Arya Stark holding her sword on one side while the other features a short description of medieval crusader fantasy.

3.           Assassin's Creed Altair Sword Movie Replica

The movie replicas for the game Assassin's Creed are meticulously crafted and so detailed, that it almost looks real. The replica fantasy swords, which are available in different sizes, are an iconic part of the game. And now you can have a beautiful assassin's sword of your own.


Do you dream of owning an original replica sword that you could use to stab people during battle? Maybe even while wearing one of your favorite costumes from any other video game or movie? If so then this is what you need to find the perfect sword.

The sword as A Gift!

A sword is one of the best gifts you can give to your lover, and it is likely to make a lasting impression. If you know someone who is looking for an amazing gift, fantasy swords are perfect things. This is because a fantasy saber is not just a normal sword. It's usually sharp and attractive. 


These swords are also lethal weapons so make sure that the person who uses them knows how to handle their gifts correctly with gentle hands. As said above, these weapons can tear one's clothing and hair so it would be better if they ask before giving it as a gift to someone.

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