King Robert's Warhammer

This hammer truly fits the character of King Robert Baratheon, from both the narrative and TV show. This is a weapon of a true warrior and conqueror, fit for a strong man well trained in combat. When you hold it in your hands, you can easily understand their words - "Ours is the fury" - for that is what the hammer embodies, furious battle capabilities, yet beautifully regal enough for the most Kingly of nobles. Absolutely amazing and intimidating weapon, both with its large size, the geometric hammerhead and spikes adorning the haft. Fit for a Warrior King.

I just received this today and it\'s amazing, definitely one of the best purchases I\'ve ever made. All I need now is an original Baratheon shield </br>(before the house splintered and the sigil was twisted) and my collection is complete. Also, Book Ice would be nice if you guys would ever do another run Valyyrian Steel, I\'d not only buy one right away but I\'d pre-order it before sales were even official.

Had to buy it to a retailer in France, as i'm French, because of shipping costs. But boy, was it worth it. </br>It perfectly fits next to Ned Stark's Ice </br>(the Damascus book version) on my "Weapons of fallen great men" wall, it is epicly huge for a warhammer, and you can tell it is a fantasy warhammer because you can't imagine anyone being effective with it on a battlefield. But you have no trouble believing Robert using it. Single-handedly. </br>All the friends envy me now, thanks for everything !

I tried using this on my unwanted child the other day and it worked like a charm. Would definitely recommend to a friend. 8/8 m8</br></br></br>P.S can anyone give me some recommendations for discrete body disposal? Also need a good dry cleaning place that doesn't ask questions.

It\\\'s a very cool display, but don\\\'t get it if you intend to actually swing it. It\\\'s hollow, but it\\\'s very very amazing :D. I love it!

This is quite the hammer.  It looks outstanding, and the detail is great.  It looks great next to Longclaw though I am a bit disappointed with the hammer's overall sturdiness.  When I rotate the hammer the haft will shift slightly, and when I swing the hammer it sounds as though there\'s something loose within the haft, and when using 2 hands on the grip while holding it, there will be slight movement at where the grip connects to the shaft.  Despite this I understand that this is a collector\'s item, and is meant to look badass on display, but when the apocalypse comes around I hope I\'ll be able to use the warhammer to crush skulls without it falling apart.

The warhammer is finely patterned and looks menacing, the geometric craft on the hammer\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s head is also eloquently designed. The problem lies however, with the staff for which makes up most of the hammer, being hollow. This causes a lack of support for the weight of the hammers head and can make a slight rattle where such a pole meets the head, making it somewhat fragile. Despite this however, the hammer is a great ornamental piece, as is the plaque for which it rests... Also the certificate of authenticity is personally signed by the notorious serial killer George R. R. Martin, I have a sheet with his DNA on!

Picked this up recently and was pleasantly surprised. The craftsmanship is great and there is something nice about feeling this thing in your hands. My only issue is that my bottom spike is slightly crooked. Its minor but just enough to notice. Otherwise awesome. Looks great next to my Ice and Hound's Helm!

And it's no wonder. This piece of work is absolutely stunning. Hung it up in my room and I keep glancing at it every now and again, thinking to myself; Money well spent. Anyways, on with the review.</br></br>Robert's Warhammer #1240:</br></br>The spikes are extremely sharp and pointed, so take care with them. I swear, you could easily hurt someone with them </br>(this is awesome, more than a bad thing). Also, some people have pointed out that the spikes were crooked when they received the item, but mine were all straight as an arrow. The "flat" side, or the face, of the warhammer is also quite sharp </br>(it comes out in like 9 broad spikes). The weight of the warhammer is more than I expected. You need to be strong to wield it with one hand, much like Robert was in his youth. The only problem </br>(personally) is that all the weight is in the head, and that the shaft feels hollow. If you swing it, you can feel it click, as if the two aren't one whole thing. That being said, bare in mind that it is made for display and not smashing in Targaryens. The detail on the head is also amazing. The packaging was great, although the leather handle had a bunch of white stuff on it. Came off easily with a wet cloth though. Around the bottom spike area, there were also some bits of hardened glue showing. Small, but noticeable if you look hard enough. Also the plaque is nice, except it seems small because of the warhammer's size.</br></br>Overall, it was worth every cent.