If you mean Fencing (the modern sport of dueling) they use three kinds of swords. Foils, epees and sabres. The most common is the foil.
There is also the rapier.
The final version of a sword actually meant for duelling was the epee du combat. It had a simple bowl-shaped guard, a straight handle usually wrapped in wire, cord, or leather, and a straight unsharpened blade with a needle point. If one put a pint on a modern fencing epee it would be very similar. Some of the last duels fought took place in France at the beginning of the 20th century and can be seen on YouTube in old newsreel footage, mostly shot at a distance because the duels were illegal.
While duelling with my opponent, I dodged the punch.
The duelling club was held in the Great Hall.
Originally you didn't earn house points for duelling, but you do now.
i think it is about a musical being made called The Duelling Cavalier
the sword is called the ESTOQUE.
Duelling
Professor Filius Flitwick was a former duelling champion.
Because the game is called swords!!!
A blacksmith is a person who creates objects (such as swords) from steel or iron by forging the metal.
Because they fought with swords and if an army was attacking, it would look like a whole "storm" of swords coming down on them
A swordsmith
Millicent Bulstrode