Longclaw

Longclaw is a fictional sword appearing in George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series and its television adaptation, Game of Thrones. It is described as a long, double-edged greatsword associated with the Night's Watch and, by extension, the northern regions of Westeros.

In the narrative, Longclaw is wielded by Jeor Mormont, the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, who presents it to Jon Snow when Jon is brought into the Night's Watch. After Mormont's death, Jon inherits the weapon and continues to use it through the subsequent conflicts portrayed in both the novels and the TV series.

Canonical descriptions of Longclaw's physical composition are sparse, and the texts do not provide extensive detail about its materials. In the television adaptation, the sword is depicted as a distinctive, high-status blade and is treated as a valued heirloom, with visual emphasis on its appearance as part of Jon Snow's equipment.

In terms of cultural impact, Longclaw is one of the best-known named weapons within the series and has become a recognizable symbol of Jon Snow's role and leadership within the Night's Watch. It appears in discussions, merchandising, and fan works, reinforcing its status as an emblematic element of the franchise.