Metal handle
 
 Steel blade
 
 metal guard and pommel
 
 Wooden wall bracket included
 
 Blade length: 78 cm.
 
 Total length: 1.02 m
 
 Weight: 2.34 kg


 Introducing the Sword of Lights in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

 The Sword of Light, a sacred relic from Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, is much more than a simple straight blade. The inverted twin sister of the Sword of Darkness, it is born from the same Stone Scabbard, but reveals itself only to those who know how to carry the relic to the altar of light, nestled in the heart of the Ancient Ruins of Rauh, the last vestige of a clergy whose name has been lost to the ages.
 When it is drawn, its blade blazes with an almost living light: a golden halo seems to run across the surface of the metal, as if grace itself were pouring in to bless the edge.

 Far from merely wounding with the force of steel, the Sword of Light acts as a sacrament. It elevates its wielder, amplifies the power of their sacred strikes, and envelops them in a silent blessing, like the lost rites of that forgotten civilization that wielded light as others wielded prayer. A weapon that not only cuts flesh, but also exalts the one who wields it.

 This sword is the symbol of a lost faith, a luminous mirror of a heritage where light and darkness were not opposites but complementary, two facets of the same grace. It embodies the promise of an ancient order: that of a blessing offered to the worthy, granted like a glimmer in the night of the world. More than a blade, the Sword of Light is the silenced voice of a forgotten sanctuary, rekindled for a fleeting moment.