DT, I need to ask you something.

[R2D2 the Jedi]

I have this magic sword that I inherited from my father. The sword has magic that can protect the owner against all sword clashes. I call it Ragnorak. (I know it's from Final Fantasy but it's all I could come up with.) I heard that you also had a powerful magic sword and that you don't allow many others to carry magical swords. With your permission, I would like to keep it with me.

[Kikran Akard]

Sorry for interupting, but by the magic of the sword are you saying the owner can't get hurt? By any other sword?

[Nichos Marr]

DT wouldn't be the best person to ask right now. He's a Dark Jedi.

[R2D2 the Jedi]

No, it's just that the sword can't break during combat. The sword itself does not prevent injury.

[Nichos Marr]

I wouldn't make the sword so invulnerable. Almost every weapon, save the Sun Crusher can be destroyed somehow.

[R2D2 the Jedi]

It's only Unbreakable when the user is holding it. If the sword is not being touched by the owner anything can happen to it.

[Force Master Hunter]

Yes, DT is a Dark Jedi.

Now in regards to the sword... if it cant be explained with the Force, it's not possible. Explain it with the Force, your on safer ground

[R2D2 the Jedi]

It doesn't involve the force. It belonged to my father and he wasn't a Jedi.

[R2D2 the Jedi]

What if I did an RPG playing my father and like going through a storyline showing how he got the sword?

[Satine Capashen]

Or you could explain it like this (I use this reason for my swords that I use off and on):

the sword has a small power generator, that produces a magnetic field (If I'm not mistaken, a lightsabre produces one that holds the energy in the shape of the blade, and another magnetic field, on a sword blade, could block a lightsabre's). Tell me if that would work. I think it's a fairly good idea for a 13 year old with no knowledge of much technology like that. :D

[R2D2 the Jedi]

that's a good idea but it sounds like it's been done before.

[Gurney Devries]

The proper spelling would be "Ragnarok". And it's not from any Final Fantasy game: It's from Norse Mythology. Ragnarok is the Norse equivilant of Doomsday, when Loki would break free from his infernal prison and proceed to ravage the world.

[JJHarrison]

Final Fantasy took MOST of thier stuff from mythology

[Gurney Devries]

Indeed. A good amount of it being Norse, with a healthy mixing of early Asian stories.

[R2D2 the Jedi]

Who cares? At least it's good stuff.

[Satine Capashen]

Actually I was talking about myself with the 13 year old comment.

[R2D2 the Jedi]

That's nice...