You’re not wrong, but… Not all swords were made of great steel. Not all were made with great techniques. On top of that they were often a backup weapon, either never needed or not used before the owner died.
Also depends on the type of sword, of course.
Add to that what I mentioned before, that the ones that survived were well made and properly used. For one of those to break, you’re right. Rare, and brought home by a surviving owner. But *devastating* if it happened so who would risk it unless it was that or get killed?
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