Off-hand attuned crystal dagger

This item has a regular variant: off-hand crystal dagger.

This weapon has a main-hand variant.

Off-hand attuned crystal dagger

Release date	10 November 2014 (Update unknown) edit
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Tradeable	No
Equipable	Yes
Stackable	No
Value	700,000 coins
Alchemy	Cannot be alchemised
Destroy	Drop
Store price	Not sold
Examine	An off-hand dagger fashioned from crystal.
Weight	0.4 kg

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File:Off-hand attuned crystal dagger detail.png

The Off-hand attuned crystal dagger is a better version of the off-hand crystal dagger that requires 80 Attack and 50 Agility to equip. It is made by Crystal Singing at the crystal bowl in the Ithell Clan district of Prifddinas, requiring 90 Smithing and completion of The Eyes of Glouphrie. This turns an attuned crystal weapon seed and 1000 harmonic dust into the attuned dagger, giving 1500 Smithing experience.

With this dagger (and another attuned weapon in your main-hand slot), you have a small chance of doing 25% extra damage on a hit. This chance varies with your Agility level and maxes out at 12% at 99 Agility. So at most, this gives it a 3% damage boost over other tier 80 weapons.

The off-hand attuned crystal dagger degrades during use. Each dagger has 50,000 charges and consumes 2 charges for every auto attack, ability used or hit taken. If used in Prifddinas it will only consume 1 charge, lasting twice as long.

This weapon can be stored using a Keepsake key, but only if has not yet been equipped. If it has, one must take it to Eluned so she can repair it, returning the weapon to its untouched state.

Combat Stats						File:Off-hand attuned crystal dagger equipped.png
Skill requirements			Degrades
80 50			Yes
Class			Slot
Melee
Weapons		Main		Off
Damage		384		-
Accuracy		1924		-
Style		Stab
Attributes
Armour					0
Life points					0
Prayer					0
Strength bonuses
0		0		0
Attack speed
Fastest Interval: 2.4 seconds File:Attack speed fastest.gif
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Trivia

• Before 5 January 2015, attuned crystal weapons degraded to dust instead of reverting back to a seed.