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Dagger

Swift blades that strike with the precision of a devoted follower.

In the world of Cult of the Lamb, the Dagger represents a class of melee weapons cherished by the faithful and feared by heretics. While not technically an artifact in the sense of dungeon relics like the Lamb's Horn, daggers are essential combat tools ranging from the humble Bone Dagger to the potent Obsidian variants. They define a specific playstyle focused on agility, rapid strikes, and evasion rather than heavy impact.

Quick Facts

Type
Melee Weapon Class
Primary attribute
Attack Speed
Damage profile
Low to Medium per hit
Availability
Early Game through Endgame Tiers
Crafting requirement
Requires Shrine of Worship upgrades for higher tiers

Lore & Background

Throughout the various biomes, from the Forest of Pines to the Volcanic Wastes, discarded daggers can be found among fallen enemies or crafted in the village. These weapons carry a spiritual weight; when used by the Lamb, they glow with divine energy during critical strikes. The design often mimics the ritual knives seen at the Sacrifice Altar, blurring the line between combat efficiency and religious devotion. To wield a dagger is to accept that every strike must be purposeful.

Reader's Guide

Daggers excel in speed-based builds, allowing players to dodge frequently while maintaining pressure on enemies. Because individual hits deal less damage than swords or axes, focus on skills that increase critical hit chance or attack speed. The Dash skill is particularly synergistic, enabling hit-and-run tactics that keep you out of range of heavy attacks. For optimal loadouts, pair a high-tier dagger like the Obsidian Dagger with passive buffs from the Shrine that enhance melee damage. This setup allows for sustained combat without relying on cooldown-heavy abilities.

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