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[A Song of Ice and Fire / Game of thrones] How good is Tywin Lannister with a sword?

Tywin Lannister, Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West, is one of the most infamous war tacticians in Westeros. He personally led the sacking of King's Landing during Robert's Rebellion and everyone in the Seven Kingdoms knows of his victory over the Reynes of Castemere.  
But the question does come to mind, how good is Tywin Lannister personally with a sword? Many believe his son Jaime of the King's Guard to be the finest swordsman in the country, but did he gain that ability from his father or from his own learning?
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He's probably better than most, certainly better than the average common soldier. Growing up he was the heir to one of the wealthiest and most powerful house in all of Westeros. He would have had the best sword teachers and instructors that money could buy.

That said, he's probably nowhere near the likes of Ser Jaime or Ser Barristan Selmy. They have true passion for swordsmanship. They view it as a form of art and expression, learning, practicing, and improving because they enjoy it. Lord Tywin, on the other hand, likely only learned it because it was expected of him as the son of a Lord and it was a useful skill to know.