In ASOIAF (and presumably real life) combatants use blunted

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Would the khopesh-styled swords used by the Dothraki be effective in real life if still used in the same manner or would armor completely negate their blade? - Quora

Is there an equivalent for the Citadel anywhere in Westeros where people can learn how to fight with swords? As in, a swordsmanship academy of sorts? - Quora

Is Jon Snow currently the best (if not, one of the best) swordsman? - Quora

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Is there an equivalent for the Citadel anywhere in Westeros where people can learn how to fight with swords? As in, a swordsmanship academy of sorts? - Quora

Is there an equivalent for the Citadel anywhere in Westeros where people can learn how to fight with swords? As in, a swordsmanship academy of sorts? - Quora

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Were there any equivalents to brass knuckles/knuckle dusters in the medieval period? Alternatively, was the utility these offered largely unnecessary in an era of armor? - Quora

Geographically, King's Landing is closer to Dragonstone than High Garden and we saw that the Dothraki fought the battle with the Lannister army close to High Garden. How could the Dothraki reach

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If Syrio Forel had a real sword, could have he killed all of the knights and survived? - Quora

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In ASOIAF (and presumably real life) combatants use blunted 'tourney swords' in tournaments and practices. Was there an equivalent for non-edged weapons like hammers, maces, etc.? - Quora

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