- Metal handle
- Steel blade
- metal guard and pommel
- Wooden wall bracket included
- Blade length: 80 cm.
- Total length: 1.07 m
- Weight: 1.82 kg
Introducing the Sword of the Alabaster Lord from Elden Ring: Shadow of the Earthtree
The Sword of the Lord of Alabaster, the imposing weapon of Elden Ring, is much more than just a great sword carved from stone. It was wielded by those strange Knights Without Splendor whose very bodies were transformed into alabaster by contact with the gravitational arts—the ultimate heirs of a knowledge that fell from the heavens with the meteors, and were forever frozen in the mineral beauty of their calling.
Of considerable mass and austere elegance, this sword betrays its singular nature at first glance: its pale, almost milky blade seems carved from marble rather than forged from steel, as if a fragment of a star had solidified to take the form of a weapon. But it is in its wielding that its true power is revealed. The Lord of Alabaster knew how to plant his blade in the ground to summon a well of gravity, drawing his enemies into an irresistible embrace before cleaving through their mass with a decisive blow. A magic akin to that of fallen stars, but more direct, more brutal, like knights who have accepted being themselves slowly petrified by what they wield.
This sword is the symbol of a silent pact between the warrior and the cosmos: to embrace the weight of the stars until one becomes their very statue. It embodies the fascination of the Sans-Éclat, who fell in love with a power that transcended them, ready to trade their flesh for the mineral dignity of a forgotten legend. More than a weapon, it is the standing tomb of a lord of stone.
































