If you think heading over to the blacksmith every time your sword is damaged is just a sheer waste of time (or too mainstream), you could also buy of craft a Weapon Repair Kit.These objects give your weapons a boost, especially before you are gearing up to face a tough opponent. The same is the concept with Workbenches requires to repair Geralt's armour. To make things easier, they will even appear on the map as soon as you are in the area. You will also come across Sharpening Stones from time to time, usually near a blacksmith's place.
There are different kinds of "smiths" around the world and provided the one you approach with your damaged sword has the required skill, he will then restore Geralt's sword back to its devastating self. To repair a sword, you will need to visit the blacksmith.However, when its condition is extremely low, an icon will appear on the game's HUD (heads up display), hinting that the weapon needs some attention. The more you use it, the more it's open to damage. Always keep a check on your sword's condition.The edges can be sharpened, the HRC can be adjusted to the buyers preference. The sword is not subject to some of the law restrictions in some countries. A training sword – thicker edges (2-2,5 mm) and POB closer to the crossguard.50 HRC.ģ. A battle sword – historical POB and sharp edges. The grip is covered in genuine leather.ĭepending on your preference the sword can be made in III versions:ġ. Parts o the grip and blade are made from surgical steel S300.
The sword has been forged from 50 HF spring steel and hardened The crossguard has been made with carbon steel soldered with brass. The inscription is a witcher classic: Dubhenn haern am glândeal, morc’h am fhean aiesin – My gleam cuts through darkness, my light disperses the shadows. A precise replica of the witcher sword shown in the promo materials of Witcher 3 Wild Hunt.
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