| Display title | Throwing Your Sword Always Works |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In Real Life, the sword is not designed for throwing. Its shape and weight is optimized for swinging, thrusting, and other movements driven mostly by the user's arms, not for aerodynamically moving through the air on momentum alone. In addition, throwing your sword leaves you unarmed, so even if you do score a hit, if you do not kill your opponent, you are still in a great deal of danger. If you do throw your sword, you can rule out trying to impale anyone as if it were a spear, especially if it's a curved blade slashing sword like a sabre; your best bet is to throw it overhand like a hatchet. |
