Elden Ring Straight Knight's Sword Greatsword Action Figures Toys Collection Party Supplies Desk Decoration Gift

Imagine this: your desk, once mundane, now a stage for epic tales, all thanks to a single, glorious miniature sword straight out of Elden Ring.This tiny greatsword is a marvel. Crafted with attention to every microscopic detail, it looks like it’s been plucked right from the hands of a noble knight. The blade's gleam and the hilt's intricate design are testament to its miniaturized might. It's like holding a piece of fantasy in the palm of your hand.Don't underestimate its size; this sword is a powerhouse of potential. Need to open a letter? Done. Need to feel like a conqueror of kingdoms while you jot down notes? This sword’s got you. It even adds a touch of medieval flair to your party setups—ideal for slicing through those tricky decorative ties.Mid-meeting boredom? This sword is your key to distraction. Stage tiny duels between your other desk accessories. Just imagine the drama when the knight’s blade clashes with the might of the stapler—a battle for the ages!

I chose this replica sword on a lark. I was just curious how closely they could get to the actual Nagakiba Katana which I used a LOT in the game. Well, it's not all that close to the actual game sword... but it really is a cool katana and looks like several actually seen in the game (though not really like the Nagakiba). The sheath and display stand are okay, a bit cheesy... but they do function well. As a display piece for the serious Elden Ring fan, it's fine and will surely put a smile on their face.

The bad: It's not a perfect replica.The good: It's still cool, looks close enough, and does a decent job acting as a letter opener.

Superbuybox Elden Ring knight’s sword, Nagakiba Katana. Made in China. I got this for my hubby who is a big fan of the Elden Ring game and plays it a lot. It comes with a cool little stand. It is easy to put together but just as easily falls apart, fyi.The packaging is pretty much all in Mandarin. I translated some and it basically says this is a toy but only for decoration, not for playing etc. I couldn’t find anything about Elden Ring on the box. The cover just says “authenticity” and “quality” or something like that. Nothing about the sword itself or the game.My hubby likes it but says this is NOT a good replica of the Nagakiba Katana, which is much longer. It more closely resembles the Moonveil. I was upset by this but he said it still looks cool on his dresser. But keep that in mind if you’re a serious collector or fan. Also I don’t think this is worth 20 bucks personally.