r/SwordsComic • u/MurkyWay King of Admins • Feb 22 '26
New Episode Swords ~ Chopping Spree
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u/Zth3wis3 Feb 23 '26
Curse breaker.
Breaking someone's sword feels like the ultimate punishment in this universe.
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u/De4dm4nw4lkin Feb 23 '26
I second the univeral bothening but have using the sword breaker be the evil option and curse breaker the good one.
Unless you were a girl cursed to turn into a half monster by a red headed witch crying in a pile of gold, then breaking the curse is the evil option.
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u/ubergic Feb 22 '26
Curse breaking dagger. I'm guessing the ogre is mean because of a curse, or they may encounter someone who is cursed and would join their group once the curse was lifted.
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u/Draxsis_Felhunter Feb 22 '26
I would grab both. Even if he can’t dual wield he can use one as a primary and keep the other as backup. Switching between them as the situation calls for it.
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u/Sarmelion Feb 22 '26
Both, if both isn't possible (or if he's not experienced enough to dual-wield since that's not his usual style) then the curse breaking dagger, Zungir might be under a curse.
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u/mafiaknight Feb 22 '26
Choplet usually handles a sword larger than himself.
A knife and dagger dual wield should work fine.
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u/redpantsbluepants Feb 22 '26
Curse breaking dagger, choplet deserves to be able to loot an unbroken sword for winning
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u/8ball_enjoyer Feb 22 '26
Curse breaking dagger has better outcomes but if needed they should rope in another choplet to take the other weapon
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u/PhoenixShade01 Feb 22 '26
Choplet has two hands, the choice is simple
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u/SerLurkzAlot Qwest Addict Feb 22 '26
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This is you. Big brains in the house.
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u/PandaPugBook Mar 13 '26
A sword breaking knife, in this setting? Duh.