well. its got like to shades, and its sharpened around the bottom end of the blade which is pointless seeing as that part of the blade cant cut anything.
… somewhere between those two. Those are the extremes at which someone could take my explanation. Which, by the way, was done in two minutes.
So let me help you with the parts that confused you…
First, there’s the edge of the sword. as it goes to the center of the sword, it gets slowly thicker. Then, at the point in the middle, it starts getting thinner a second. That would be a normal double-edged sword.
Yours is a differant version that, instead of getting thicker all the way to the center, it only gets thick for a small length, and then it is flat, and then it thins out to the edge again.
And lastly, I meant the front edge should stay bright, the flat area a little darker with low-contrast shading as it approached the rear, and the back edge should be the darkest area, with low-contrast shading again.
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and your edit based on my words… eh… if that’s the product, maybe I should just stop talking.
wouldnt that be completely pointless. I mean like i said earlier, there is no point in that area being sharpened because that part of the blade cant cut anything, this is because that green handle thing. What is that called?
a girl I met on wc3 was talking to me on msn. I showed her my latest swords and she was like :O_O: , you didn’t draw that its impossible! I guess I should show her this forum because my swords are far from impossible to draw. I’ve seen way better, like MZ’s Dark Dragon Blade.