Achilles' sword would embody a unique blend of strength, elegance, and divine craftsmanship. The blade, long and double-edged, would have a slight curve and gleam with an otherworldly luster—a detail hinting at its supernatural origins, possibly forged by Hephaestus or another god. Unlike the typical bronze of the era, this blade might shimmer with hints of silver or gold, setting it apart from ordinary weapons and marking it as a hero's weapon. The handle would be wrapped in sturdy leather or animal hide to provide Achilles with a secure grip, its design both functional and minimalistic. The crossguard, while not overly ornate, might feature subtle engravings, such as an eagle or lion motif, symbolizing strength and courage, attributes fitting for the son of a goddess. The pommel could hold a gem or emblem of spiritual significance, a reminder of Achilles' dual nature as both mortal and divine. Altogether, Achilles' sword would reflect his legendary status—more than a tool of war, it would be a symbol of his destiny and his connection to the gods, blending divine beauty with the deadly efficiency of a hero's weapon. We offer international shipping and urge buyers to verify their local laws before ordering. By placing an order, you confirm compliance. International delivery is provided, but addresses in DHL's remote areas incur a surcharge: $45 USD for expedited worldwide delivery and $20 USD for 2-week shipping in the US.