I don't like either of them either, but Deathstroke's competently perfect beyond both of their standards combined in this case.  After all, I've never seen Batman somehow kick up two knives into his hands after spinning and somehow scuffing up two knives with his boots with such precision and I've seen Superman take blows from people of Connor's strength and have more to show from it.  Maybe that's just me.  Maybe my bad attitude at the moment is reading over the fight's progression and the posting rate and watching four heroes simply flail around to have 9 out of 10 efforts be reduced to a slap on the wrist while one grandiloquent guy in a suit that's been taken to extremes worse than Wolverine in Marvel dances around and denies everything.<br/><br/>To answer your question directly:<span class="bbc_u">They are 'sharp' only be virtue of being aerodynamic but the chance of them puncturing anything by the tip (look at her bio arsenal) is unlikely.    </span><br/><br/>Since I'm on the rant again (lol), I'm going to further my justification of what seems like a 'tactically bad decision' or something.  This is a collaborative writing exercise for leisure, not me being forced to determine trajectory, precision, mathematics and exercise how much redundant knowledge into a hobby or interest I have.  Hence my former statements about technical details, which I advocated only to refute on technical details.  Everyone's a hypocrite though so that's on me.  I'm also not the biggest fan of reading through 99% fluff script to figure out the one or two key points which I need to focus on, veiled behind a wall of text that have a 9 line run-on sentence.<br/><br/>But, please excuse me.  I've had a rough day so I'll stop typing in the OOC.  Sorry if I've caused offense or seem to be attacking.  I'm not wanting to be nitpicky and I don't want to coerce anyone into changing their writing style to appease me.<br/><br/>Nevertheless, I'm waiting on the other three to post and follow the posting order since my entire point of post was to enable them to have a chance to do something.  I could care less about Kate being the person who does something prolific here.