>>10315610Fair enough. Can't say I know of any swords similar to the ones in your pic. Marvel Legends Surtur's sword is a big ol flaming blade, but that may too big for a Legions.
What I can do is grab all my most evil lookin' swords and see if any of em catch your attention.
The first three are basic Mythic Legions weapons, they come in a variety of colors and come with tons of figures. Their "sinisterness" really depends on their color scheme though.
The next two are also Mythic Legions weapons, but much rarer choices. The first is the Sword Horseman, a weapon only packed with two figures, the original Horseman Ogre and Thistlethorn, as well as being included as a freebie for the Advent of Decay release. The next one is the Arethyrblade, a weapon only packed with Arethyr himself as well as sold in a weapon pack during the first KS. The upcoming Gorgo 2.0 will also have one packed with him. These two swords are probably the hardest and more expensive choices to hunt down. But they do a good job of looking evil (Arethyr's version of the sword also comes with removable flame effects).
The sword in the middle is from an old Toybiz LotR Orc. It's actually really rubbery and kind of warped. But it somehow manages to always find itself back to that original shape so it's not too bad.
The next sword comes from NECA's Heroes of The Storm Arthas figure. Probably the best figure from that short lived line, though stupid expensive on the aftermarket.
The following two are from a barely existent toyline from a barely remembered comic called Warlands. The first is from the Vampire King Malagen and the second is from the Vampire Prince Alaok. The figures are....products of the 90s...but the accessories are nice. Both figures also come with some fairly evil looking shields, though I think Malagen's would work much better for the Unknown Guy.
The last one is just a 3d printed sword I never painted.
The Savage Crucible Kickstarter also has some gnarly looking swords.
