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Default Durga or Keen Hawk

Which is better, which would take more of a beating. which is better for jumps?
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Durga, end of.
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yeap, Durga...
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Might as well lock this one.
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Durga or Baldre though, dom....
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DURGA AND BALDRE APART FROM THE SHELL?
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