Difference between revisions of "Hunting Knife"
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The hunting knife has a blade usually more than five inches long. Near the dull side of the blade there is a special stria, which makes the blood run better. So, when one thrusts the hunting knife deep into an animal's body, the blade does not hinder the blood from running out from the wound. | The hunting knife has a blade usually more than five inches long. Near the dull side of the blade there is a special stria, which makes the blood run better. So, when one thrusts the hunting knife deep into an animal's body, the blade does not hinder the blood from running out from the wound. | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 10 March 2017
| Hunting Knife | ||
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| Basic Info | ||
| Cultures: | All | |
| Weight: | 2 | |
| Trade Value: | 160 | |
| Flammable: | No | |
| Required By: | Arrow, Birch-bark box, Blunt arrow, Fur Footwear, Fur Leggings, Fur Shirt, Fur cap, Fur cloak, Fur footwear, Fur hood, Fur leggings, Fur mittens, Fur overcoat, Grainflail, Juniper Bow, Leather belt, Leather cap, Leather cuirass, Leather forearm guards, Leather leggings, Leather shin guards, Leather shirt, Leather shoes, Light lever trap, Net, Paw-board fox trap, Pine Tree, Shortbow, Skin, Skis, Slender Tree Trunk, Slender tree trunk, Small deadfall trap, Stone Axe, Wooden bowl, Wooden cup, Wooden mug | |
| Combat Information | ||
| Skill Required: | Knife | |
| Blunt Damage: | 2 | |
| Edge Damage: | 2 | |
| Point Damage: | 5 | |
| Attack Bonus: | Very Little | |
| Defense Bonus: | None | |
The hunting knife has a blade usually more than five inches long. Near the dull side of the blade there is a special stria, which makes the blood run better. So, when one thrusts the hunting knife deep into an animal's body, the blade does not hinder the blood from running out from the wound.
