Dagger

A dagger with quick, effective attacks at the cost of raw strength. Used by a master swordsman for a range of purposes—from the killing of pompous courtiers to the slitting of aristocratic throats.

A dagger with a blade made of heat-sealing stone that contains a scorching flame. As its name suggests, immolation comes quick to those unprepared for its fiery explosions.

Years of elven magical technology development led to this prototype. When it detects danger, it increases the wielder's power. Its creator vanished before completion, so the effect is temporary.

A dagger forged from a sturdy block of corundum. Its blade will grow sharper with use, and will bring one's energy barreling down upon the enemy's life force.

As the name suggests, this dagger is a favorite of assassins. Using the poison embedded in its frame transforms its gorgeous blade into a reaper's scythe.

This razor-thin blade silently cuts through the air, delivering a killing blow and vanishing in one blurred motion. However, as a result, it is exceptionally fragile, and ill-suited to direct combat.

A dagger used in the shadowy corners of a faraway land. The wounds it inflicts spread a blinding drug throughout the recipient's body. Once used by the Shavers, assassins that were feared by all.

A legendary blade used by the Swordsman of Salvation. Its name means "starlight." Fitting, for the parts it cleaved from the God of Death were sent flying into the night sky, twinkling like stars.

A tuck designed for thrusting attacks. Though enchanted with a spell that reads the stars, it was named after the speed of its thrusts, the blurred shine of its blade like the tail of a comet.

A wooden dagger, its core carved from the trunk of a sacred tree. Valued by the elves, who tended to eschew metal weapons. The tree's blessing, a hypnotic flower, is embedded in the blade.

A legendary elven smith's masterwork. The blade's mechanisms all serve a purpose, and whichever section of blade makes contact with an enemy—forte, tip, back—grows stronger with each strike.

An ancestral sword of the overworld's eastern kingdom. Once drawn, its blade requires blood—if not from the enemy, then from the wielder. Able to be thrown, impaling the enemy before they can react.

A silver dagger handed down through myriad generations. Light, yet solid, its material reacts to the magical energy flowing through Aincrad, shining just as brightly now as it did in the overworld.

A simple knife, notable only for how ordinary it is. Once you get the hang of it, its versatility and ease-of-use make it hard to replace. A masterwork well-loved by many seasoned adventurers.

A dagger with a will of its own, afflicted by a curse strong enough to kill a saint. Hold this weapon and seal the fate of two: the wielder, and the one whose blood its blade is destined to spill.

A hunting knife which, despite its rugged appearance, has ever been a favorite of veteran hunters. Extraneous parts have been stripped with ruthless logic, leaving only its core intact.

A steel dagger created by melding iron with carbon. It is light, strong, and easy for a beginner to handle. It is widely used, not only in combat, but for everyday tasks as well.

This weapon has been hardened to its absolute limit, giving it an incredible strength. Those able to wield it properly have truly mastered the art of the dagger.

A dagger officially used by the assassination squads of the elven kingdoms. It is capable of snatching life away at the slightest sign of weakness—often before the victim even sees their killer.

A dagger making full use of dwarven magical technology. Glass-like volcanic rock serves as its core, turning heat into icy energy—an innovation that could only have come from the mind of a dwarf.