The Warbrand Sword

Heavy well made sword, do wish it had a scabbard, but really no complaints. Well worth it!

I purchased my warbrand about ten years ago, back then it was sold with the corners of the handle rounded slightly, and is quite comfortable to hold. Very nice blade for the money. Very flexible blade that can "snake" it's way between plates of armor and return to true every time. The point of balance on mine is right where the grip ends and the blade begins, this makes it quite lively feeling.

Yes, I christened her the Pumpkin Chopper (Spanish).  This señorita cleaves pumpkins like nobody's business!  She's fast

This sword is very much worth the price, its very well constructed and I don't think it'll ever break or come loose. Considering there's not really anywhere else to get something like this its very well done. Blade is well shaped and has a thick spine. The squared off  handle is not an issue if you wear gauntlets or gloves with it.

This is a pretty hefty sword. The blade is long and broad, and has a thickened ridge near the back that would undoubtedly be useful for parrying, especially since the weapon has no guard to speak of.

Mine arrived with a slightly bent blade that, judging by the box, was the fault of the shipping company, so I won't remove any stars for that. It's only a 3-4 degree bend near the tip of the blade, so it's still serviceable.

My only complaint about this otherwise vicious weapon is that the grip is very thick and the squared corners are uncomfortable to hold. I do have small hands, but this is the first sword to really feel uncomfortable in my grasp. If the scales used to make the sword were perhaps 1/8th of an inch thinner and rounded a bit more, I'd give this sword five stars.