MedievalDepotFrostmourne Lich King Replica Sword- 47" Overall, with Display Plaque

Sword came in perfect, very detailed.

The included display plaque is a great touch, allowing me to mount it on the wall securely. The sword is well balanced and is heavy. The attention to detail is excellent, the intricate engravings on the blade and the design on the hilt are faithfully recreated. I've had several comments on it from visitors who are very impressed by it. The blade is not sharp so no real danger in cutting yourself accidentally.

This is a really high-quality sword. It looks great hanging on my wall. I considered buying the official sword, but it's not worth $1500 if they're just going to keep pumping them out forever.Note: This has blunted edges if that matters to anybody.

I was really hesitant to purchase this because I don't like making this sort of purchase without physically seeing/holding the item. I put off the purchase probably for about 3 years and finally decided to go for it based on the comments/recommendations. It was totally worth it!!! I wish I hadn't waited this long. This is an amazing sword. For being a knock-off, it is extremely detailed and well built. The biggest drawback is the weight. I cannot understate just how heavy this is. I'm a big guy and I lifted the sword, one-handed, horizontally like Arthas did in the Wrath of the Lich King cinematic and actually pulled a muscle. If you want to take a picture holding it like this have someone help raise it for you to briefly hold.Like others have said, the pommel was loose when I unpackaged it but it just screws on so tightening it was easy. The plaque to hang it on was a little beat up and the two pieces came unglued in the shipping process but after getting the box I decided it wasn't an unlikely outcome. Personally this didn't bother me that much. The packaging could have been a little better. Since the hilt is so unique and bulky it allows for less padding and ended up actually punching a hole through the box, but fortunately there was no damage. I feel like the packaging would have been sufficient for bulk shipping where they can be neatly stacked with minimal movement but for a bulky, heavy item that gets shifted around in trucks and docking stations, it just wasn't enough, hence the box damage. Even after this experience though, I would comfortably purchase it again.One last thing, if you think that you are going to be able to take to a Comic-con or Renaissance Faire for Halloween night you are gravely mistaken simply due to the size and weight. It is a decorative piece, plain and simple, and a must have for Lich King fans.

This isn't the official frostmourne replica from Epic Weapons. It IS good quality though for a casual warcraft fan.Pros:- Good weight, difficult to hold with one hand for a long time.- Everything besides straps that wrap around the four sections of the hilt is metal (looks awesome).- It's possible to dismantle the sword into multiple parts: hilt, pommel, guard, sword, and internal parts. I would be suspicious of this because, usually, this is means that after the full assembly the sword will feel loose. This is not at all the case. The way that the sword is built internally, it tightens every part together with little to no loose ends. (this is more of a personal Pro than anything else, I think this detail adds to the quality)Con- The sword comes double packaged, first layer is regular mailing cardboard box, next layer is a white cardboard box and then the styrofoam with the sword inside. I dislike this packaging. The sword sits in a styrofoam, but there is no styrofoam that covers it on top, just the white cardboard box. Same goes for the plaque that sits on the other side of the styrofoam (on the bottom) layered between the styrofoam and cardboard.- The biggest con for me (which I fixed with two folded sticky notes), is there is the slightest space between the beginning of the blade and the hilt tip, so when the sword is held you would hear metal to metal clinking occasionally. I fixed this by dismantling the blade and fitting two folded sticky notes, one on each side, of the space between the blade and the hilt tip. Then I cut the notes to not be visible.- There is a visible end to the hilt straps that wrap around the four hilt areas, they are not at all noticeable when holding the sword, but they do look a bit ugly when you examine the hilt closely.Overall, I think this is an excellent buy for a casual warcraft fan. It is NOT the original, but, for a cheaper version, I am satisfied non-the-less.

The life-size sword is so detailed and it worth the money. It goes great with my suit of armor as a centerpiece of my living room next to thefireplace.

This was actually way better than I thought and worth the price, build quality is impressive......if you don't want to pay for the $1500 one, this is definitely the way to go.

I bought this for my husband who is a huge WOW player... I however know nothing about the game, haha but I am remodeling his office while he’s away in Afghanistan to surprise him for when he gets home. I’ve done half his office in WOW, the other half, US Marine.This is a really nice and heavy sword that was very easy to hang on the wall (the mount plate is under the styrofoam) i’m noting that because I thought they forgot to put it in the box but I found it pulling the foam out.It is Un-sharpenedThe only negative I have is about the packaging. I got the box in and as you can see in the pictures, you can see where parts were worn through during shipping and scratched up the upper sword some.Other than the packaging, it’s a great sword, very worth it.I will be posting my husband‘s reaction to seeing the sword in his office on our dogs Facebook and YouTube if you’re interested in seeing that. Their pages are called, growing up Husky