“Quickblade of wind—swiftest weapon ever forged.”

The Yasha is a legendary agility item in Dota 2 known as the swiftest weapon ever created—even lore whispers its speed. Granting +16 Agility, +15 Attack Speed, and +10% Movement Speed, this artifact accelerates any hero—especially elusive carries—into lightning-fast dominance.

This item was handcrafted, hand‑designed, and hand‑altered with love to bring pixel‑perfect Dota magic into your space.

Handcrafted with Precision

The replica captures Yasha’s elegant blade curvature, ethereal wind motifs, and polished surface sheen—blending craftsmanship and lore accuracy.

• Scaled true to in‑game proportions—display‑worthy and cosplay‑ready
• Static, non‑functional model—designed solely for aesthetic display
• Hand‑painted and carefully assembled with layered finishes resembling wind‑swept blades

Perfect for Cosplay and Display

A sleek and lore-rich prop that breathes life into Dota cosplay, desk displays, or collector showcases—with authentic agility and flair.

Key Features

• Inspired by Dota 2 legend—based on the swift Yasha artifact
• Accurate to item lore—captures blade shape, wind detailing, and polished finish
• Hand-painted and carefully assembled—for realistic luster and texture
• Built to scale—ideal for display stands or cosplay armory
• Static prop—non-functional and display-perfect

⚠ This is a pre-order

This replica has not yet been made—your order directly funds its creation. Pre‑order now to secure one of the first limited units and enjoy an exclusive 50% early-bird discount.

• 50% off for early buyers – available only during pre‑production
• Your support helps initiate the first production run
• Prototype photos coming soon—stay tuned
• Price increases after prototype finalization

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