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==Desirability==
 
==Desirability==
Thirty-three percent chance of a free hit with any [[melee weapon]] when you dodge or block an attack is quite novel, especially with highly enchanted or vampiric weapons. A more specialized pair of [[randart]] gloves might be better overall, but these are still pretty good gloves for high [[EV]] or [[SH]] characters.
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A 33% chance of a free hit with any [[melee weapon]] when you dodge or block an attack is quite novel, especially with highly enchanted or vampiric weapons. A more specialized pair of [[randart]] gloves might be better overall, but these are still pretty good gloves for high [[EV]] or [[SH]] characters.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==

Revision as of 20:47, 30 August 2022

Version 0.29: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
A pair of gloves made of white silk. They have a natural affinity with the riposte, allowing their wielder to retaliate against some missed attacks with any weapon.

Fencer's gloves.png the +0 pair of fencer's gloves[1]

+0 gloves
+3 dexterity
Allows riposte

Desirability

A 33% chance of a free hit with any melee weapon when you dodge or block an attack is quite novel, especially with highly enchanted or vampiric weapons. A more specialized pair of randart gloves might be better overall, but these are still pretty good gloves for high EV or SH characters.

History

  • Prior to 0.29, riposte did not work on blocked attacks.
  • Prior to 0.28, the fencer's gloves would stack with the riposte of Long Blades, for a total of 66% to activate per miss.
  • Prior to 0.19, the fencer's gloves gave +4 boosts to Long Blades and Short Blades skills and increased EV by 3. They were also +2 gloves.
  • Prior to 0.17, these gloves gave +2 slaying instead of the skill bonuses.
  • Prior to 0.15, these gloves gave only +3 to dexterity, and added +8 to accuracy rather than +2 slaying.

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