A perfectly balanced sword with a slender blade for true sword masters. The longsword is a noble weapon for swordfighting and a quick way to send any fool to the other side.

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The guild longsword is a magnificent weapon crafted to celebrate the founding of the Kuttenberg swordfighting brotherhood. It was subsequently adopted as their emblem. The master swordsman, who leads the brotherhood, wears it at his side only on ceremonial occasions. Most of the time, it adorns the great hall of the Kuttenberg swordfighting house.

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A wooden longsword that can bruise but not kill. For those who are serious about swordsmanship, this is an invaluable tool for practicing.

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A beautiful and at first sight excellent long sword. Such a weapon is guaranteed to attract a crowd of scoundrels.

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An excellent hunting sword of the master butcher Emmeram from Kuttenberg.

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Long sword of the swordmaster Menhart from Frankfurt. According to his own words, he received it from his teacher the day he became a sword master. The weapon itself honours both the bearer and the maker. Truly a masterpiece!

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A heavier long blade will last longer and won’t break easily, but it must be balanced by a much larger pommel. This sword is designed for actual battle rather than a quick sword fight.

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A sword forged by my father for Sir Radzig Kobyla, which was later stolen by that scoundrel Istvan Toth.

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A longsword for swordmasters is a noble and damn dangerous weapon. Like the tongue of a viper, it can cut the thread of life in an instant. This blade is designed primarily for tournaments, but in a more fierce battle it could quickly come to naught.

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Although it looks quite ordinary, this sword is well forged and perfectly balanced. This is the kind of weapon a blacksmith makes for battle, not for show.

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The longsword is a perfectly balanced lethal weapon. Its price is not small, because only a master of his craft can forge a thin yet flexible blade! The longsword is not meant for the heat of battle, but for swift swordplay.

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A perfectly authentic replica of the sword with which the knight Valentine once accompanied the Abbot of Sedletz to the Holy Land.

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A perfectly balanced long sword with a wide blade is the gold standard. What it lacks in speed it makes up for in durability.

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A sword for the noble and those who think they can pass themselves off as such. Its beauty slightly exceeds its combat qualities, but it is still a superb weapon.

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The hunting sword – originally made for hunting wildlife, nowadays often carried by wealthy burghers, as they aren’t allowed to carry a noble’s sword at their side.

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It whistles through the air, one last attempt to scream, and then silence forever.

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A good blade of Toledo steel created from the broken sword of a dead hermit

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A hunting sword is the faithful companion of every huntsman and poacher. Commonly used for finishing off hunted game, but can come in handy when chopping woodchips for a campfire.

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The sword worn by Vauquelin Brabant. He sought opportunities all his life, but the window for him has closed for good.

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A beautiful sword of the highest quality, the ultimate master weapon! It was made by Enderlin, a swordsman from Kuttenberg, as a copy of the sword of the Kuttenberg swordfighting guild. For the greater glory of Kuttenberg, Master Enderlin then donated it as a reward for the winners of the Kuttenberg Tournament.

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A sword forged by my father for Sir Radzig Kobyla, which was later stolen by that scoundrel Istvan Toth.

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A sword forged by my father for Sir Radzig Kobyla, which was later stolen by that scoundrel Istvan Toth.

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A dreadful skull opener or a mere result of the tortured mind of a clumsy journeyman who abused the blacksmith’s craft to create such wickedness and called it a hunting sword?

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A wooden longsword that can bruise but not kill. For those who are serious about swordsmanship, this is an invaluable tool for practicing.

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This weapon has been through a lot. Maybe too much. The owner seems to be using it more as a baton than a sword, since its too blunt.

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Samuel’s hunting sword that never leaves his hand.

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The longsword is a perfectly balanced lethal weapon. Its price is not small, because only a master of his craft can forge a thin yet flexible blade! The longsword is not meant for the heat of battle, but for swift swordplay.

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A light sword with a wide blade and a thin tip, it stings like a wasp sting.

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A sword of the late knight Peter of Suchotlesky. It is an excellent weapon with a decorated pommel in the shape of a clenched fist.

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The longsword is a perfectly balanced lethal weapon. Its price is not small, because only a master of his craft can forge a thin yet flexible blade! The longsword is not meant for the heat of battle, but for swift swordplay.

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Light, perfectly balanced and sharp so that the feather is cut in half by its own weight when it hits the blade. That’s what this hunting sword should be, but…

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A good sabre worthy of the Voivode’s position. Its wielder is not to be underestimated, for even the slightest cut can cause a terrible curse. At least to those who believe in such things.

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The longsword is a perfectly balanced lethal weapon. Its price is not small, because only a master of his craft can forge a thin yet flexible blade! The longsword is not meant for the heat of battle, but for swift swordplay.

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An older form of a knight’s sword. Slightly heavier at the tip, therefore best suited for fighting slower, heavily armoured foes.

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Light, perfectly balanced and so sharp that a feather is cut in half by its own weight when it hits the blade. That’s what this blade should be, but…

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Original long swords have a slightly wider blade and a pronounced groove for durability. They are not weapons for decoration, but noble blades to uphold knightly honour and family tradition.

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The hunting sword is the faithful companion of every hunter or poacher. It is usually used to finish off hunted game, but it’s also handy for cutting kindling for a fire.

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An older cousin of the broad-bladed sword. A somewhat outdated weapon for some, perhaps, but there’s nothing like tried and tested methods on the battlefield.

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A sword forged by my father for Sir Radzig Kobyla, which was later stolen by that scoundrel Istvan Toth.

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An unusual curved blade used by nomads on fast horses in the Hungarian steppes and remote Arabian deserts, this swift weapon excels at offense and defense alike. Every good Christian should beware of losing his head to such a weapon.

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A good weapon that any average blacksmith can forge. It’s not bad, but at the same time it’s not surprising.

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A beautiful hunting sword with a hilt made of deer antler will not disgrace even a nobleman. It is usually used to finish off hunted game, but it will also help against uninvited forest visitors.

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A great blade of Sir Jan Posy of Zimburg, which he would like to give to his younger brother Miroslav.

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The shashka is similar to a long knife, and and its distinctive pommel is in the shape of a bird of prey. It originated in the steppes of Kyiv, but was also favoured by the Cumans of Hungary.

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A well-made replica of the sword called “Absolver”. With a bit of luck, even an experienced eye can’t tell the difference.

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A short sword that is said to have been given its special name because of its origin. Whether it really originated in the Swiss city of Basel is questionable, but it is certainly a great weapon that can be carried, unlike the sword, even by non-noble townspeople.

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The old rusty sword is probably somehow connected with the dark past of the innkeeper Beikovetz.

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A good weapon that any average blacksmith can forge. It’s not bad, but at the same time it’s not surprising.

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If it wasn’t for this sword, my parents would have still been alive. I’m not sure I even want to carry it.

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A sword that was lent to me as part of the equipment for the famous Kuttenberg tournament.

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