Originally posted by tdtd
how would they differ from other ones, or how would they be any more effective against Cortosis than normal lightsabers. In fact, what makes them so special?
I believe he is being sarcastic.
In KOTOR despite the fact the melee weapons are all made from cortosis somehow they never seem to short out any lightsabers.
Originally posted by kamikz
Not saying they can't, but just out of curiosity, where have the sith swords shown to be able to withstand lightsabers?And did the Sith support their swords with their own power? Cause if they did then they could most likley disable it too...
Fall of the Sith Empire shows sith blades in the hands of Massassi and minor sith lords fighting melee with lightsabers. There's one scene I had (But I'm at work- no pics) where a sith blade repels a lightsaber directly.
Originally posted by kamikz
Not saying they can't, but just out of curiosity, where have the sith swords shown to be able to withstand lightsabers?And did the Sith support their swords with their own power? Cause if they did then they could most likley disable it too...
It seems more than likely they supported their sith swords with more sith magic, though it's possible they may have supported it with their various trinkets. Naga Sadow's blade was empowered by some kind of lightning that was shown to flow through his gauntlets as well. I don't believe there's an "on" switch like a lightsaber.
Considering there are other scenes where the sith sword is used without any visible energy, it's very likely they can turn it off at will.