NotaNuffian
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The reason why swords/ blades can "bite" into each others' edges is because the force of collision is focused on the small point when two lines (the thin sword edge) intersect, resulting in deformation of one or both swords and thus they interlocked. If the edge his the flat, it will slide off instead because line to plane.
So assuming both swords in this case are one atom thick (sharpness is MAXed) and the strike will have them land edge to edge. I am proposing three scenarios:
1. Edge biting
2. Cleavage of one sword, as one edge is inferior and thus get cleaved through.
3. Both swords break.
Leave your vote and reason.
So assuming both swords in this case are one atom thick (sharpness is MAXed) and the strike will have them land edge to edge. I am proposing three scenarios:
1. Edge biting
2. Cleavage of one sword, as one edge is inferior and thus get cleaved through.
3. Both swords break.
Leave your vote and reason.