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| Patch Introduced = [[Release]] | | Patch Introduced = [[Release]] | ||
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| Updated = | | Updated = [[Master of Arms]] | ||
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| Live Image = Knife (Store) Live.jpg | | Live Image = Knife (Store) Live.jpg | ||
| Live Image Caption = Knife | | Live Image Caption = Knife | ||
| Special Properties = [[ | | Special Properties = [[Multi-Strike]] | ||
| Value = 30 | | Value = 30 | ||
| Burden = 38 | | Burden = 38 | ||
| Damage = | | Damage = 1 - 4 | ||
| Element = Slashing/Piercing | | Element = Slashing/Piercing | ||
| Speed = Very Fast (10) | | Speed = Very Fast (10) | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
{{Sold By|{{PAGENAME}}}} | {{Sold By|{{PAGENAME}}}} | ||
:Store-bought version of this common loot item | |||
* During the [[Master of Arms]] event, the skill was changed from Dagger to [[Finesse Weapons]], the damage upped from 0.75 - 3 to 1 -4 and the Ivoryable property removed. Knives now all come as [[Multi-Strike]]. | |||
:The [[Ivoryable]] property existed because knives could have a bandit hilt applied to them, making them attuned and bonded.<br> | |||
[[Category:Multi-Strike]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:06, 30 November 2021
| Introduced: | Release | Updated: | Master of Arms |
Knife (Store)
- Value: 30
- Burden: 38
- Skill: Finesse Weapons (Dagger)
- Damage: 1 - 4 , Slashing/Piercing
- Speed: Very Fast (10)
- Properties: Multi-Strike
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Notes
- Sold by one or more shopkeepers.
- Store-bought version of this common loot item
- During the Master of Arms event, the skill was changed from Dagger to Finesse Weapons, the damage upped from 0.75 - 3 to 1 -4 and the Ivoryable property removed. Knives now all come as Multi-Strike.
- The Ivoryable property existed because knives could have a bandit hilt applied to them, making them attuned and bonded.