Dagger Whip (3.5e Equipment)

A dagger whip consists of a metal spike sharpened on the sides at the tip on the end of a bull whip. Metallic plates section off parts of the whip to give the weapon balance and to add more parts of it that can cause harm to a foe other than the tip. The butt of the handle also has a weight on it that makes it useful for attacks up close.

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Dagger Whip

Exotic Light
Critical:	19-20 x2
Range Increment:	15 ft.
Type:	Slashing
Hardness:	—

Size

Cost¹

Damage

Weight¹

hp

Fine

*

—

*

—

Diminutive

*

—

*

—

Tiny

*

—

*

—

Small

30 gp

—

Medium

30 gp

1d6

1 lb.

2 HP

Large

—

Huge

*

—

*

—

Gargantuan

*

—

*

—

Colossal

*

—

*

—

The SRD only gives a means to determine costs and weights of weapons for Large and Small versions based on the Medium weapons. Any other supplied values are the author's best determination.

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