| Build summary | Dexterity build that focuses on daggers, like a pro |
| Recommended starting class(es) | Thief |
| Recommended Soul Level | ** |
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Recommended stats (Leave at default (**) if not raised) |
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| Vitality | 30 |
| Will/Intelligence | 26 |
| Endurance | 30 |
| Strength | 32 |
| Dexterity | 32 |
| Magic | 20 |
| Faith | 26 |
| Luck | ** |
| Recommended equipment |
Right Hand I: Quality Secret Dagger +5 Wear: Lightweight stuffs |
| Recommended spells/miracles |
Miracles: Anti-magic Field, Evacuate |
| Gameplay tips and progression |
Because of the damage per second of the quality secret dagger and how comparatively little stamina it uses per attack, it is best to stunlock your opponent in a two-handed combo attack, and when you are low on stamina, dive away out of harm's way. You'll be dancing circles around your opponent whilst they try to use their oversized sword to nail you. Mind you, this setup is a glass cannon and can take very little damage, so it is recommended for those who are experienced in combat with this build. With the bow, it is possible to get a few hits on your opponent if in PvP, but keep on your toes, especially if going up against someone with a fast-hitting weapon, as opposed to one of those ponderous large blades. If you get a backstab in there somewhere, they are going to suffer some serious damage. |
Quality, yo
you would do a lot better with sharp weapons, two handing a dagger doesn't make all that much sense anyways, additionally @ those stats a sharp dagger will still out damage a quality dagger. look it up or try it yourself. -1
The problem with bladestone is that it is far more difficult to obtain than clearstone. This design was intended to be obtainable, but I do see your point in the damage being greater. As evidenced in the title, it is certainly a specialized build, but meh. It's not the most well-rounded.