St. George's Sword Scabbard
Carry the Sword of Legends in Noble Bohemian Style
Crafted in collaboration with Les Artisans d’Azure, the official St. George’s Sword Scabbard from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II brings noble detail to your sidearm. Made from richly finished leather with engraved game-accurate artwork, adjustable belt straps, and reinforced fittings, it is built for cosplayers, collectors, and immersive LARP adventurers alike.
The official St. George’s Sword Scabbard for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is crafted in collaboration with Les Artisans d’Azure, blending authentic medieval style with practical wearability for modern enthusiasts. Designed to fit the Calimacil St. George’s Sword and also compatible with Sir Radzig’s Sword II, it completes your sword ensemble with game-accurate presence.
Made from black and red leather, the scabbard features richly engraved decorative panels inspired directly by the in-game design. Gold-toned details highlight the Latin inscription In Nomine Aeterni along the body, while the heraldic manticore motif adds noble distinction. Brass-colored buckles, rivets, and fittings enhance the historic look.
Its reinforced Calimacil-crafted chape protects the tip while adding durability for transport and repeated use. Adjustable hanging straps allow attachment to your belt, with right-hand and left-hand versions available for your preferred draw style.
Whether worn for cosplay, displayed in a collection, or carried into immersive LARP settings, this scabbard transforms your sword into a complete knightly ensemble.
In the turbulent lands of Bohemia, a knight’s blade was never carried bare. Steel worthy of renown demanded a sheath of equal dignity, one fit for courtly halls, hard roads, and the judgment of battle.
The St. George’s Sword Scabbard reflects that tradition as seen in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Marked with the words In Nomine Aeterni, it bears the solemn weight of faith, duty, and legacy. Its gilded manticore and noble ornamentation speak not of vanity, but of status earned through deed and loyalty.
Whether worn before nobles, drawn upon the roadside, or carried into the uncertain fate of kingdoms, such a scabbard was more than protection for a blade. It was the visible sign of the hand permitted to wield it.
This scabbard belongs at the side of characters who carry authority, discipline, or noble ambition. It suits knights sworn to a lord, royal guards, household champions, seasoned men-at-arms, and wandering nobles seeking fortune across Bohemia.
Ideal for players and costumers inspired by grounded medieval realism, it complements characters who value honor, heraldry, and the visible symbols of rank. It is equally fitting for a veteran swordsman whose equipment is maintained with pride, or a rising hero determined to look the part before destiny calls.
Characteristics
- Official licensed accessory from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
- Created in collaboration with Les Artisans d’Azure
- Designed to fit Calimacil St. George’s Sword
- Also compatible with Sir Radzig’s Sword II
- Not compatible with Sir Radzig’s Sword Version I
- Material: Leather construction
- Color: Black and red leather
- Decoration: Engraved game-accurate details
- Inscription: Gold-colored In Nomine Aeterni
- Motif: Detailed gold manticore emblem
- Hardware: Brass-colored rivets and buckles
- Tip: Reinforced detailed Calimacil plastic chape
- Carry style: Adjustable belt straps
- Versions available: Right-hand or left-hand draw
- Belt and sword not included
- Length: 100 cm
- Weight: 650 g
Care Instructions
Keep the leather clean and dry after use. Wipe dust or moisture away with a soft cloth before storage. If exposed to rain, allow the scabbard to air dry naturally away from direct heat.
Use a suitable leather conditioner occasionally to help preserve suppleness and finish. Avoid prolonged exposure to intense sunlight, excessive humidity, or freezing conditions.
Check straps, rivets, and buckles regularly before events or travel. Store flat or hanging in a cool, dry place to help maintain shape. Insert and remove compatible swords carefully to protect both the interior lining and decorative details.
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