Difference between revisions of "Knife of Accuracy"
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| − | It is almost unerringly accurate ... and almost entirely useless. Accuracy is not needed for [[stabbing]], and that is all that a dagger, particularly one with a -1 to-damage enchantment, is good for. Even at the very beginning, you'll likely have better results with a perfectly ordinary [[short sword]], though you could conceivably use this to quickly take out [[rakshasa]] illusions. | + | It is almost unerringly accurate... and almost entirely useless. Accuracy is not needed for [[stabbing]], and that is all that a dagger, particularly one with a -1 to-damage enchantment, is good for. Even at the very beginning, you'll likely have better results with a perfectly ordinary [[short sword]], though you could conceivably use this to quickly take out [[rakshasa]] illusions. |
[[Category:Unrands]] | [[Category:Unrands]] | ||
[[Category:Short blades]] | [[Category:Short blades]] | ||
Revision as of 16:04, 1 March 2013
| It is almost unerringly accurate. |
A thin dagger
+27, -1 dagger
Desirability
It is almost unerringly accurate... and almost entirely useless. Accuracy is not needed for stabbing, and that is all that a dagger, particularly one with a -1 to-damage enchantment, is good for. Even at the very beginning, you'll likely have better results with a perfectly ordinary short sword, though you could conceivably use this to quickly take out rakshasa illusions.
