Reference values
- Type
- Throwable
- FP cost
- 0
- Maximum held
- 40
- Maximum stored
- 600
- Consumed when used
- Yes
About this item
A physical Pierce projectile that costs no FP. Damage favors Dexterity, with a smaller Strength contribution.
Useful for drawing an enemy away from a group, finishing a nearly defeated target or keeping pressure between larger attacks. A weak dart is not a replacement for your main weapon's damage.
It has the same Strength and Dexterity scaling pattern as Throwing Dagger but a lower base hit. Its advantage is crafting from animal bones instead of buying every finished knife.
Technical details
- category: Throwable
- dlc:
- effects: None recorded
- fp cost: 0
- id: 1710
- is consumed: Yes
- is fast cancel: Yes
- max held: 40
- max stored: 600
In-game description
Animal bone sharpened into a knife for throwing.
Craftable item.
Throw at enemies to inflict damage.
Where to find
Crafting with the Crafting Kit
Limgrave
Starting Site of Grace: Church of Elleh
Before you go
- Crafting Kit
- Ingredients per batch: 2 Thin Beast Bones
- From the First Step, head north to the ruined Church of Elleh.
- Speak to Kale beside the campfire and buy the Crafting Kit for 300 runes.
- Collect 2 Thin Beast Bones. Outside combat, open Item Crafting and select Bone Dart. One batch makes 5.
Notes
- A physical Pierce projectile that costs no FP. Damage favors Dexterity, with a smaller Strength contribution.
- Useful for drawing an enemy away from a group, finishing a nearly defeated target or keeping pressure between larger attacks. A weak dart is not a replacement for your main weapon's damage.
- It has the same Strength and Dexterity scaling pattern as Throwing Dagger but a lower base hit. Its advantage is crafting from animal bones instead of buying every finished knife.
- One craft makes five darts from two Thin Beast Bones. You need the Crafting Kit, but no additional cookbook for this starting recipe.
- Has no innate Poison or Blood Loss. Adding an external grease to your equipped weapon does not coat the darts you throw.
- Your weapon reinforcement level does not upgrade the dart. Your relevant attributes and compatible damage effects are separate from the weapon in your hand.