Red-hilted dagger

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Red-hilted dagger
Weapon information
Precise dimensions		10/12 x 4/12
Material		steel
Weight		2 2/9
Thaums/sec		5 stable / 6 talisman / 10 max
Hands		1
Commands		Slash Stab
Melee type		Dagger
Judge data
Speed		10 Extremely fast
Maximum damage		5 Pretty low
Average damage		2 Very Low
Str Overall Attack ease Parry ease
9 9 pretty good 10 easy 12 very easy 10 9 pretty good 10 easy 12 very easy 11 10 good 10 easy 12 very easy 12 10 good 10 easy 13 extremely easy 13 10 good 10 easy 14 incredibly easy 14 10 good 11 rather easy 14 incredibly easy 15 10 good 11 rather easy 14 incredibly easy 16 10 good 11 rather easy 14 incredibly easy 17 10 good 11 rather easy 14 incredibly easy 18 10 good 11 rather easy 14 incredibly easy 19 10 good 11 rather easy 14 incredibly easy 20 10 good 12 very easy 14 incredibly easy 21 10 good 12 very easy 14 incredibly easy 22 10 good 12 very easy 14 incredibly easy 23 10 good 12 very easy 14 incredibly easy

Contents 1 Long Description 2 Appraises As 3 Acquisition 4 Notes

[edit] Long Description

This is a largish looking knife. The hilt is wrapped around many times with a thin strip of red cloth.

It softly pulses in dull octarine shades.

[edit] Appraises As

The red-hilted dagger is about nine inches long and four inches wide. It is made of steel and could be used as a weapon of type dagger.

[edit] Acquisition

Sold sometimes in Sandelfon priest shops.

Sold in the shop below the druid circle in the south section of Gloomy Forest.

[edit] Notes

When you hit someone with this, it can emit flames based on their alignment.

• A jet of white flame: 16 to 50 degrees good.
• A gout of white flame: 5 to 11 degrees good.
• A flicker of white flame: 2 to 4 degrees good.
• Nothing: 1 degree good to 1 degree evil
• A flicker of black flame: 2 to 4 degrees evil.
• A gout of black flame: 6 to 15 degrees evil.
• A jet of black flame: 20 to 47 degrees evil.

Gaps just mean I couldn't find anything of that alignment to attack, so I don't know for sure. There's no particular reason to think the scale isn't symmetrical, though.