Basilisk Warhammer KCD2

Official Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Replica

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$260.00 CAD
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The official Basilisk Warhammer from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is expertly recreated by Calimacil in durable foam with a fiberglass core. Perfect for LARP, cosplay, Renaissance fairs, and collectors seeking an authentic game replica.

SKU: WE0456
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Description

The Basilisk Warhammer is an officially licensed replica from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, faithfully recreated by Calimacil.

Crafted from durable Calimacil Foam around a fiberglass core, this replica captures the weapon's intricate mythical avian-inspired design while remaining safe for LARP, cosplay, conventions, and display.

Whether you're recreating Henry's adventures or adding a legendary weapon to your collection, the Basilisk Warhammer brings one of Bohemia's most fearsome weapons into the real world.

Legend

In medieval bestiaries, the basilisk was the king of serpents, a creature so feared that its gaze alone was said to kill.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II – Legacy of the Forge transforms that legend into a weapon.

The Basilisk Warhammer combines the sculpted body of the mythical beast with a massive hammer face and a pointed beak, turning the creature itself into the weapon.

Don’t meet its gaze.

Character

The Basilisk Warhammer is favored by heavily armored knights, veteran men-at-arms, and seasoned mercenaries who expect to face foes clad in steel. Whether serving a noble lord, defending a castle, or leading soldiers into battle, this weapon suits characters who rely on strength, discipline, and unwavering resolve to break through enemy lines.

Characteristics

Characteristics

  • Weight (g): 460
  • Total Length (cm): 71
  • Staff Length (cm): 55
  • Head width (cm): 21
  • Material: fiberglass, Calimacil Foam
  • Official Kingdom Come: Deliverance II licensed replica
  • Designed for LARP, cosplay conventions, renaissance festival theatrical performances, and collectors.

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