Which sword would you find more interesting for a book?
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My favorite book series has both. But Clarent plays the greatest role, the sword of King Arthur’s opponent Mordred.
Well, it’s not mutually exclusive.
They’ll both happen anyway. But one will be more important. More respectful thematization.
Well, then, look at the Stories of the Swords, and choose what story better matches what happens.
I’ve already researched this. I’m still uncertain.
It’s not up to the sword whether the story is going to be good…
But find the spelling of thirsendarte terrible. I think that Durendal is much easier and more beautiful to read
I’d take it too.
Excalibur is too well known, so Durendal would be more interesting for me.
I would recommend you
Why?
I’m here for Excalibur