Conan the Barbarian Father’s Sword | Atlantean Warrior Sword

The Father’s Sword was forged by a master blacksmith—Conan's father—during the film’s iconic prologue. It was created using the secret techniques of the Cimmerian people, intended to be a legacy passed down through generations. However, after the brutal raid on their village by Thulsa Doom, the sword was stolen and became a trophy of the attackers, only for Conan to encounter it again years later.

The design of the sword is unique among fantasy weapons, featuring a guard shaped like a moose skull and a pommel intricately detailed with Nordic-inspired carvings. It serves as a symbol of Conan’s heritage and his quest for vengeance. While the Atlantean sword was found in a tomb, the Father’s Sword was born in fire, representing the craft and soul of the Cimmerian people.

What is the difference between the Father's Sword and the Atlantean Sword? The Father’s Sword is the weapon forged by Conan’s father at the start of the movie. It features a distinctive moose-skull guard. The Atlantean Sword is the one Conan finds later in the ancient king's tomb.

What is the inscription on the Father's Sword? The blade features intricate carvings that represent Cimmerian craftsmanship. In the lore, these designs are a testament to the skill of the blacksmith and the strength of the Cimmerian bloodline.

Is this a full-size replica? Yes, this is a 1:1 scale replica measuring 99cm (39 inches), designed to match the screen-accurate proportions of the original movie prop.

What is the weight of this sword? This replica weighs 2.4kg, providing a solid, realistic feel for display and handling.

Does it come with a display stand? Yes, a wooden wall display plaque is included so you can mount the sword immediately.

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