A New Wave of Steel: Six New Swordier Models Now Available

Swordier is well known for its blend of craftsmanship, historical fidelity, and fantasy‑inspired artistry — and today, we’re excited to unveil a full lineup of new blades now available through our store. This release spans Renaissance greatswords, Elven legends, shadow‑forged daggers, Braavosi fencing blades, and a refined 17th‑century rapier. Each model is fully functional, forged from quality steels, and crafted with the kind of detail Swordier is becoming famous for.

Flamberge Greatsword

A towering 175 cm flamberge with a wave‑pattern blade, ornate ivy‑engraved extended quillions, and a sharpened 65Mn spring‑steel edge. This is a centerpiece weapon — dramatic, imposing, and built with a long ricasso for half‑swording techniques. A functional Renaissance greatsword with real presence.

Battle Ready “Sting” Sword

One of the finest functional Sting replicas ever produced. A sharpened spring‑steel blade, genuine leather hilt wrap, and a faux‑leather scabbard with ornate, screen‑accurate fittings. Light, quick, and beautifully crafted — a faithful tribute to the blade that followed Bilbo and Frodo through Middle‑earth.

Morgul Dagger

A sinister fantasy dagger with a long 49 cm blade, dark antiqued finish, and a weighty, forward‑driving feel. Sharpened spring steel, pronounced distal taper, and a design that looks like it stepped straight out of the shadows of Minas Morgul. Heavy, menacing, and built to perform.

Blue Glamdring

A premium, fully functional recreation of the legendary Elven sword. Sharpened spring‑steel blade, ornate fittings, and genuine blue leather used for both the hilt and the matching scabbard — a rarity among replicas. Elegant, powerful, and crafted with respect for Elven craftsmanship.

Battle Ready “Needle” Sword

A sleek, lightning‑fast fencing blade inspired by Arya Stark’s Needle. Sharpened 1065 carbon steel, plain wood grip, lacquered wood‑core scabbard, stainless fittings, and a fully peened pommel. Feather‑light at just 539 g, with the quick, precise handling Needle is known for. A superb price for a fully functional Braavosi‑style sword.

17th‑Century Pierced‑Shell Rapier

A refined reproduction of the transitional rapier style seen across England, Germany, and the Low Countries. Pierced shell guard, integrated swept bars, extended quillons, wire‑wrapped grip, turned pommel, and a long 94 cm blade with excellent point control. Elegant, historical, and beautifully balanced.

A New Chapter for Collectors

This release marks one of Swordier’s strongest lineups yet — a blend of historical accuracy, fantasy artistry, and functional steel that appeals to collectors across genres. Whether you favor Elven elegance, Braavosi speed, Renaissance grandeur, or the cold menace of shadow‑forged blades, there’s a model here that belongs in your collection.

Stock is limited for each model, and demand is already rising. These blades ship internationally (not from the USA), with reliable tracking and fast delivery.

Explore the new Swordier lineup and claim your blade while stock lasts.

AzureForge Joins the Lineup – A New Forge Steps Into the Spotlight

For more than a decade, AzureForge has been one of the sword industry’s quiet powerhouses. Working behind the scenes as OEM craftsmen, they forged blades for established brands while remaining invisible to the public. Their focus was singular: build exceptional swords, refine their heat‑treating process, and perfect the balance and feel of functional steel.

Now, AzureForge steps forward under their own name.

No hype. No shortcuts. Just honest craftsmanship backed by years of experience. Their AzureX and AzureClassic lines combine modern metallurgy with historical inspiration, offering real‑sword performance at accessible prices. We’re proud to announce our partnership with AzureForge and to introduce the first wave of their blades now available through our store.

The forge is lit. Stay sharp.

New AzureForge Models Now Available

AzureForge® C02 – 46″ German XVllla Longsword (AzureClassic Series)

A historically inspired hybrid of XVIIIa and XVIIIc blade geometry, featuring a 65Mn spring steel blade, German writhen stainless fittings, and a leather‑wrapped beech‑wood grip. A powerful two‑handed cutter with authentic medieval presence.

AzureForge® X00 – 38″ Medieval Single‑Handed Sword (AzureX Series)

A compact, lively cutter forged from 60Si2Mn spring steel. Lightweight, balanced, and optimized through multiple iterations for fast handling. Ideal for martial practice and backyard cutting.

AzureForge® X02 – 36″ Viking / Cawood‑Style Arming Sword (AzureX Series)

A transitional design bridging Viking and knightly eras. Broad blade, tight balance, and a classic single‑handed profile. A responsive cutter with historical character.

AzureForge® X03 – 37″ Gothic Writhen‑Guard Arming Sword (AzureX Series)

Featuring a striking twisted Gothic guard reminiscent of late‑15th‑century craftsmanship—and even the cinematic style of Boromir’s sword—this model blends elegance with real cutting performance.

AzureForge® X04 – 37″ Heavy‑Cutting Arming Sword (AzureX Series)

A more substantial single‑handed blade with extended grip and weight‑forward authority. Tight balance and strong cutting power make this a favorite for practitioners who prefer a heavier sword.

Ready to Experience AzureForge?

This first wave of AzureForge blades marks the beginning of a long‑term partnership – and the start of their move from behind‑the‑scenes OEM masters to a forge with its own name, identity, and voice. Each model is handcrafted in limited batches, and early demand is already high. If you want to secure one of these first‑release swords, now is the time.

All AzureForge products ship fast from our US‑based warehouse, with limited stock available for each model. Once these initial production runs are gone, restocks may take time as AzureForge continues refining and iterating their designs.

If you’ve been waiting for a new forge worth paying attention to – one built on real craftsmanship rather than marketing hype – AzureForge has arrived.

Claim your blade while stock lasts. The forge is lit. Stay sharp.

New Arrival: The Elven WarSword – Doomsday Line Sword #12

Our Christmas in July celebration continues with a brand‑new addition to the lineup – the Scorpion Swords Elven WarSword, an original design by renowned sword tester and designer Jason Woodard. Sleek, mythic, and brutally functional, this blade brings a fresh elven aesthetic to the legendary Doomsday Series.

Unlike the heavier choppers Scorpion Swords is famous for, the Elven WarSword features a single‑edged cutting profile with flowing, graceful lines that give it a fast, fluid feel. The extended grip and balanced geometry make it capable of powerful, decisive cuts while remaining agile enough for rapid follow‑through strikes.

If you’ve been waiting for something new from the Doomsday Line – something with a touch of elven elegance and the same unstoppable durability – the Elven WarSword is now available.

The Hanwei Tactical Katana Returns – Stronger, Smarter, and More Modern Than Ever

Every now and then a production sword line gets a second life, and when it does, you hope the improvements are more than cosmetic. Hanwei’s revived Tactical Series is exactly that kind of comeback. After years of loyal service from the original models, CAS Iberia has quietly rebuilt the Tactical Katana from the inside out, keeping the spirit of the design intact while modernizing everything that needed attention.

At the heart of the new model is the same blade geometry created by James Williams for the Raptor series. If you know the Raptor line, you know what that means. The 5160 monotempered spring steel blade is built for punishment, shock absorption, and real‑world durability. It is one of the toughest production blades ever made, and the Tactical Katana continues that lineage with full‑tang construction and a profile designed to survive hard use. This is not a wall hanger. It is a tool.

Where things get interesting is in the redesign of the handle system. The old Kraton grip has been replaced with removable diamond‑checkered G10 slabs, giving the sword a far more modern, modular feel. The new slabs can be taken off for cleaning, maintenance, or future upgrades, and the grip itself has been reshaped into a more rounded, comfortable profile that locks into the hand even when wet. The fittings have been upgraded as well, with the tsuba and kurikata now made from matte‑finished stainless steel that looks cleaner and holds up better in the field.

Internally, Hanwei has reworked the tang and habaki construction to support the removable‑handle design without sacrificing strength. These changes are invisible from the outside but essential to the new system. The scabbard remains a lightweight fiberglass build that resists moisture and avoids the swelling issues of wood, and the included paracord and lanyard hole give you flexible carry options whether you are hiking, training, or preparing for emergencies.

The philosophy behind the Tactical Series has always been simple. Strip away anything unnecessary, keep the blade strong, and make the sword as functional as possible. The new edition stays true to that idea while finally giving the line the modern upgrades it deserved. Tougher materials, better ergonomics, cleaner aesthetics, and a modular platform that opens the door to future customization.

If you liked the original Tactical Katana, this is the version you were waiting for. If you never tried one, this is the time. The Raptor DNA is still there, but now it lives inside a smarter, stronger, more capable package built for the world we live in today.

Sir Radzig Kobyla’s sword

If you’re a Kingdom Come: Deliverance fan, this one’s going to hit you right in the nostalgia. We’ve just added a fully functional, game‑accurate replica of Sir Radzig Kobyla’s sword to the store – and of course as always, it’s not just a pretty prop. This version is like all our swords – fully functional. It is built with a sharpened 1065 carbon steel blade, engraved stainless‑steel fittings, and an ornately carved imitation‑ebony grip wrapped in silvered wire for a secure, comfortable hold. At 3.2 lbs, it handles exactly the way a real late‑medieval longsword should, making it as satisfying to swing as it is to display.

Every detail from the game is here, including the Latin inscription on the guard and the historically grounded proportions that place it firmly in Oakeshott’s Type XVIa family. It’s the kind of sword Radzig himself would be proud to wield – and now it’s available for $374.99 with free worldwide shipping. If you’ve ever wanted to bring a piece of the game’s gritty realism into the real world, this is the moment.