Regardless of whether you pick Swords or Greatswords, your goal is to invest enough SP in both their respective trees to get Sword Dance, a sword skill that allows the Luminary to attack a group of enemies four times or deal ~4x his normal damage to a single foe. You can’t go wrong with whatever you pick before then, but Helichopter (damage to one group), Frost Fangs (ice-elemental damage to one group) and Cutting Edge (~2x damage to one target) are of notable worth. Really, the only reason why Greatswords start to fall out of favor is because Swords receive a huge spike in usefulness once you have enough SP to invest in the Swordmastery tree. Greatswords are fantastic in the early game, sporting high damage and useful skills at the expense of survivability (which isn’t that big of a deal since most enemies aren’t really dangerous at that point in the story). The ability to use them with shields helps with survivability, at least. Stick with it in the early game and you’ll be rewarded in the late. First, his best physical skills requires them second, it’s required to access the Swordmastery tree which has the skills in question and lastly, his ultimate weapon is a sword, so the passive effects do spell benefit it.
That said, there are three major reasons why the MC will want to invest in it. Not only are its passive abilities somewhat weak and few in number, but the skills will start to show their age by the time you reach the fourth city (Level 20 or so). The sword tree isn’t impressive by any stretch of the imagination.
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