>I can't hold it upright
do these weeabo retard writers realize that an actual sword only weighs like 10 pounds?
I can't hold it upright
Chase Miller
Samuel Gray
Do you remember the bit where Tarley is a gigantic fat man-baby who was considered an abject failure by his father to the point of telling him 'join the Night's Watch or I'll fucking kill you?' He spent the entirety of the battle of the Fist of the First Men wetting himself and failing at his job.
And Valyrian steel is lighter than normal steel, you need to spend more time training to increase your power level.
Angel Edwards
>Valyrian steel is lighter than normal steel
I think the writers forgot about this.
First episode this season arya complained that she didn't want a valyrian weapon because it was too heavy
Blake Scott
This. Valyrian steel is supposed to be light as fuck. This is why Ned brought Ice with him in battle.
Benjamin Ortiz
>10 pounds
Try like 6 for zweihanders
Lincoln Richardson
Why did nobody point out that Jaime was using Ned's old Valyrian? You'd think the Starks would want such a valuable heirloom back.
William Morgan
I’m beginning to suspect the tv show writers don’t follow this source material. Are there any other known instances of the show writers diverging inexplicably from the solid story telling delivered in the books?
Ryder Cook
The writers forgot.
Thomas White
>make yet another thread with the worst fucking photo quality in existence because you're lazy
>"y-you'd know what it was if you'd seen the episode it references!"
Nicholas Hall
I think that sword was only ceremonial, it's absurdly large.