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Thorn Blade
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Thorn Blade is a rare, lightly enchanted (+1) Scimitar that deals 1d4Poison damage with melee weapons attacks while Concentrating and grants the ability to cast Ensnaring Strike (Melee).
This Blade is sharp and slender as a serpent's fang - and just as likely to inflict a hideous sting.
Properties
- Damage
- 1d6 + 1 (2~7) + Strength or Dexterity modifier Slashing
- Details
- Rarity: Rare
- Enchantment: + 1
- One-Handed
- Finesse
- Light
- Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
- Weight: 1.35 kg / 2.7 lb
- Price: 190 gp
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UID
MAG_HAV_ThornBlade_ScimitarUUID
3b44007e-eb36-4c03-b367-6619299b6994
Special
The holder of this item gains:
- Ensnaring Strike (Melee) ()
- Cast as a level 1 spell ( Recharge: Long rest.)
- Poisonous Synergy
- While concentrating, your melee weapon attacks deal an additional 1d4Poison.
Weapon actions
If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:
- Flourish ()
Feint an attack to possibly throw your opponent .
- Lacerate ()
Slash at your target's vital points to make it .
Where to find
- Last Light Inn X: -33 Y: 164: Bought or stolen from Dammon in Act Two.
Notes
- As of the current patch (Patch 6), Thorn Blade can be acquired multiple times. It seems to have a chance to reappear in Dammon's merchant stock whenever it resets, like non-unique equipment. (Tested on the Xbox version of the game.)
- If a player has two copies of Thorn Blade equipped, their damage bonus while concentrating will stack, resulting in additional 2d4 damage instead of 1d4.
- This behaviour only applies outside of Honour mode. In Honour mode, you will only get 1d4Poison damage even with two copies equipped.
- The description in Honour Mode is erroneous. Whereas the extra damage normally applies to all melee attacks (as per the description of the weapon), the extra damage in Honour Mode only applies to attacks with the weapon itself. This is because in the normal base game the extra damage is added via the passive, whereas in Honour Mode the damage is derived directly from the weapon itself. The fact that this is at odds with the description of the weapon was likely an oversight.