Noble's Sword

Your armor gleams in the early dawn light as your squire tightens the final strap. The air is thick with the anticipation of battle, the distant sound of clashing steel echoing across the fields. You nod, and he places the weapon you’ve waited a lifetime to wield into your hands—the Noble Sword, a blade fit for a true champion. It’s not just a weapon; it's a symbol of your legacy, forged by the finest blacksmith in the realm. The blade is perfectly balanced, a masterwork designed to inspire awe and fear in equal measure.

You remember the day you first held it—a custom order, one-of-a-kind, purchased at a price only someone of your status could afford. The blacksmith had boasted of its beauty and lethality, and he hadn’t exaggerated. The Noble Sword is flawless, its slim blade reflecting the sunlight like a beacon, the intricately woven guard designed to catch and counter any attack. You’re confident that when your foes see it, they’ll understand they face a warrior of noble blood, someone who stands above the common ranks.

With the Noble Sword in your grasp, you charge towards the battlefield, ready to carve your name into history.

DESCRIPTION
Sword Masters Challenge’s Noble Sword is a beautifully crafted longsword, featuring a striking design inspired by classical rapier aesthetics. Measuring 110 cm from tip to pommel, it has a slender 85 cm double-edged blade that offers both agility and strength in combat. The defining feature is its elegant crossguard—a supported bar designed to deflect slashes and a network of ornately curved wire to intercept thrusts, offering both style and protection. The long, split-leather handle allows for versatile one or two-handed use, finished with a carved pommel that adds a touch of refinement.

With its renaissance-inspired appearance, this longsword is perfect for settings that demand sophistication and the air of a seasoned veteran. Ideal for LARP enthusiasts who want both historical flair and practical combat prowess, the Noble Sword is a durable and reliable companion on the battlefield.

HISTORY

• Often mislabeled as a “broadsword,” the Noble Sword is more accurately akin to the “cut & thrust” swords of the late 16th century
• Features a longer handle for versatility in one or two-handed use
• A favored style for those seeking both effectiveness and a sense of high status on the battlefield