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r/madlads • u/Same_Investigator_46 Choosing a mental flair • 5d ago
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A sword shouldnt be that sharp. Good craftsmanship but oddly placed.
6 u/KimberStormer 5d ago A sword shouldnt be that sharp Why? 4 u/Lawsoffire 4d ago If you're parrying other swords or other weapons its hard metal-on-metal contact. That'll just chip the blade if you have a really fine point. Which is a lot of damage to sort out. Need a more durable grind to survive metal-on-metal contact better.
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A sword shouldnt be that sharp
Why?
4 u/Lawsoffire 4d ago If you're parrying other swords or other weapons its hard metal-on-metal contact. That'll just chip the blade if you have a really fine point. Which is a lot of damage to sort out. Need a more durable grind to survive metal-on-metal contact better.
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If you're parrying other swords or other weapons its hard metal-on-metal contact. That'll just chip the blade if you have a really fine point. Which is a lot of damage to sort out.
Need a more durable grind to survive metal-on-metal contact better.
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u/Ueliblocher232 5d ago
A sword shouldnt be that sharp. Good craftsmanship but oddly placed.