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- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Throwing Knife File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Throwing Knife File:Dagger.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Common Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 1 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Common File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png +1% to Harass when attacking From my hand to your throat
- A Throwing Knife is a type of thrown projectile weapon in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Use of a throwing knife is governed by the Marksman skill. Throwing knives stack in the inventory and must be equipped. Damage inflicted by throwing knives increases with each level in Marksman, and based on the type used. Throwing knives can be found in enchanted varieties.
- A ranged weapon introduced in Jagged Alliance 2.
- The Throwing Knife is a item in Demon's Souls
- Knife throwing is an art, sport, combat skill, or variously an entertainment technique, involving an artist skilled in the art of throwing knives. Throwing knives tend to be sharpened on the handle as well as the blade, and exhibit fine balance when thrown. However, due to their small size, they have less range than thrown spears or hatchets. __TOC__
- Throwing knives are created via the Smithing skill. Each bar will produce 5 knives of the corresponding metal. Throwing knives are among the fastest weapons in the game (along with darts), and it is for this reason that most people prefer to use knives when training on their Ranged.
- Throwing Knives are a form of weapon that appear in Far Cry 4. The Throwing Knife is a silent weapon that can be a one-shot kill with a direct hit on the target. The crosshair for the knife is a very small dot, and accuracy is key when using this weapon. Throwing knives will also grant double skins off animals if they are successfully killed by one. Similar to arrows, Harpoon Gun, and bolts, you can pick them up once thrown.
- Throwing knives are a type of missile with default stats of (+1, 1d3+2), although variations from this are common.
- Throwing knife is a throwing weapon that appears often in the Suikoden series. It is popular and is used by gypsies, pirates, ninja's and etc. According to the description in Suikoden Tierkreis, this weapon is favorite weapon of the ninja. Throwing Knife have different shape and size in the series. In the main series Throwing knife are automatically gained by the characters who are proficient with them, while in Suikoden Tierkreis they can be found in treasure chests, weapon shops or given by the other characters. Throwing knife is a long range weapon designed and weighted for throwing.
- The throwing knife is a knife that is designed and weighted so that it can be thrown effectively. It first appeared in Madness Combat 3: Avenger where it was used by Hank and several grunts. Several throwing knives also appeared in Madness Combat 4: Apotheosis wielded by grunts who were quickly killed by Hank.
- Throwing knives are among the earliest Throwing Weapons seen in Diablo II.
- Throw a piercing blade at your opponent capable of causing prolonged bleeding.
- In Wasteland, a Throwing knife is an inexpensive missile weapon that uses the Knife throw Skill, as opposed to a Knife which is a melee weapon using the Knife fight Skill.
- As well as actual throwing knives, this category includes many small missile weapons, all of which have comparable effects. These include darts, throwing axes, sharpened coins, and so on. The S of the throwing character should be used in place of the Effective Strength of the weapon.
- The throwing knife is similar to hunting knife except Bond holds it by the blade and throws it, rather than slashing with it. Damage-wise a thrown knife is identical to a hunting knife slash. Since it is thrown, the knife has a longer range than slashing with its counterpart, but it takes skill to use one successfully, since the knife is affected by gravity. Generally Bond needs to aim above his target in order to hit them at a distance, much like when using the grenade launcher or other thrown weapons and gadgets.
- Throwing knives are a type of weapon which may be used in both ranged and melee combat. They are one-handed, and can therefore be used with a shield. However, they are not stackable, and so a maximum of 30 can be held per inventory. It is not common for players to use them for this reason. Weapon poison can be applied to every type of throwing knife, making them poisonous. In the smithing skill, every type of throwing knife can also be forged, and two are produced for each bar consumed.
- The throwing knife is considered a principal weapon used by all Rangers.It was designed to be able to throw at targets from different distances. The blade as an outward taper followed by a sharp inward taper to balance it. Will proves his skill to the Skandians when he is captured by Erak and other raiding Skandians by skewering a wooden keg next to Slagor in The Icebound Land, it was also used by Halt to take out one of the Kalkara's eyes. The throwing knife itself has a well balanced hilt for throwing at targets. It is carried in a double scabbard along with the Ranger Saxe knife. It is describled that to be able to judge how to throw the knife one must know how many times the knife must spin before it reaches it's target so that it will strick the target blade first. Will has been known
- Throwing knives are a type of one-handed members-only Ranged projectile. They can be wielded with shields and prayer books for protection. Throwing knives are created via Smithing. Each bar will produce 5 knives of the corresponding metal. Throwing knives are among the fastest weapons in the game (along with darts), and it is for this reason that many people prefer to use knives (or darts) when training their Ranged. The attack range of knives is 5 spaces, which is slightly higher than darts.
- Throwing knives are a type of one-handed Ranged projectile available to both free players and members. They can be wielded with shields and prayer books for protection. Throwing knives are created via Smithing. Each bar will produce 5 knives of the corresponding metal. While knives can be wielded on any world, they can only be smithed in members worlds.
- The Throwing Knife is consumable thrown weapons that fly in a straight line until their blades start flipping in midair, at which point they fall to the ground. This makes them a very accurate short-ranged Weapon. This ranged weapon is suggested for beginners due to its abundant availability and relatively high damage compared to other early ranged weapons. File:Terraria Throwing Knives (fixed)
- Heittoveitset eli throwing knifesit ovat P2P pelaajille tarkoitettuja aseita, joilla kehitetään jousiammuntaa. Näillä veitsillä on nopeampi kehittää jousiammuntaa, kuin jousella ja nuolilla. Näillä kehittäminen tulee kuitenkin kalliimmaksi kuin jousen ja nuolten käyttö.
- A Throwing Knife is a sharp throwing weapon not introduced until later in the Fire Emblem series, starting with Path of Radiance, although the throwing feature did not debut until Radiant Dawn. They can be wielded by Thieves, and, in Path of Radiance, Sages. They come in Bronze, Iron, Steel, and Silver variants in Radiant Dawn. Knives do not fit into the Weapon triangle. Knives are compatible with Daggers, their close-range counterparts. The Throwing knives in Radiant Dawn are (from weakest to strongest):
- For similar weapons, see Tomahawk, Combat Axe, Push Dagger, Hypno Knife and the Bio Spike. "The pinnacle of stealth and precision, the Throwing Knife kills instantly on contact." — Call of Duty ELITE description
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| Desirability | - Thrown daggers are one of the less viable weapon classes, since the dagger of returning is very rare and very weak. That said, large stacks of orcish knives can be gathered easily, which can be used with efficiency. Still, the only players that will find themselves using thrown daggers a great deal will be Assassins, as this is their strongest form of offence in the early game by far. Throwing knives have an advantage of convenience only - contrary to dagger and orcish knives, they will be recognized as missiles by the game, meaning they will be offered as an automatic reload, preventing you from having to scour your inventory for a new stack of "melee weapon" thrown daggers every time they run out.
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| Appearances | - *Madness Combat 3: Avenger
*Madness Combat 4: Apotheosis
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- Rune knife
- Adamant knife
- Bronze knife
- Off-hand adamant knife
- Off-hand bronze knife
- Off-hand mithril knife
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| Name | - Throwing Knife
- Throwing knife
- Throwing Knife
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| Use | - Damage single target at range
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| Description | - Throwing knives are a type of missile with default stats of , although variations from this are common.
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| Notes | - 14
- A good choice for Paladins that want to use a shield and a light weight throwing weapon.
Experiments have shown that on average 7 out of a 100 throwing knifes will break, thus the chance of a throwing knife breaking is 7%, roughly the same as a Small Stone.
The range of a throwing knife is 4 squares, the same as throwing stars and small stones.
10 throwing knives can be found in the Dark Helmet Quest.
- A good choice for paladins that want to use a shield and a lightweight throwing weapon.
Experiments show that, on average, 7 out of a 100 throwing knifes will break, thus the breakage is 7% .
The range of a throwing knife is 4 squares, the same as Throwing Stars and small stones.
10 throwing knives can be found in the Dark Helmet Quest.
- A good choice for paladins that want to use a shield and a lightweight throwing weapon.
Experiments show that, on average, 7 out of a 100 throwing knives will break, thus the breakage is 7% .
The range of a throwing knife is 4 squares, the same as Throwing Stars and small stones.
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- Throwing knives are a type of weapon which may be used in both ranged and melee combat. They are one-handed, and can therefore be used with a shield. However, they are not stackable, and so a maximum of 30 can be held per inventory. It is not common for players to use them for this reason. Weapon poison can be applied to every type of throwing knife, making them poisonous. In the smithing skill, every type of throwing knife can also be forged, and two are produced for each bar consumed. All throwing knives (including the rune throwing knife) have no ranged level requirements to wield. Because of this, some players who do not have the level 40 attack requirement to equip rune melee weapons will equip rune throwing knives to make it look like they have a rune 2-handed sword or similar rune sword. This trick is sometimes used by mage stakers so that they appear to have higher melee stats (and therefore a lower magic level for their combat level) to potential opponents.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Throwing Knife File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Throwing Knife File:Dagger.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Common Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 1 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Common File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png +1% to Harass when attacking From my hand to your throat
- A Throwing Knife is a type of thrown projectile weapon in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Use of a throwing knife is governed by the Marksman skill. Throwing knives stack in the inventory and must be equipped. Damage inflicted by throwing knives increases with each level in Marksman, and based on the type used. Throwing knives can be found in enchanted varieties.
- A ranged weapon introduced in Jagged Alliance 2.
- For similar weapons, see Tomahawk, Combat Axe, Push Dagger, Hypno Knife and the Bio Spike. "The pinnacle of stealth and precision, the Throwing Knife kills instantly on contact." — Call of Duty ELITE description The Throwing Knife is an Equipment item in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops (Nintendo DS), Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Call of Duty Online, Call of Duty: Ghosts and is available in Infected and All or Nothing in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. The Throwing Knife also makes a brief appearance in Call of Duty: Black Ops, Call of Duty: Black Ops II, and Call of Duty: Black Ops III.
- The Throwing Knife is a item in Demon's Souls
- Knife throwing is an art, sport, combat skill, or variously an entertainment technique, involving an artist skilled in the art of throwing knives. Throwing knives tend to be sharpened on the handle as well as the blade, and exhibit fine balance when thrown. However, due to their small size, they have less range than thrown spears or hatchets. __TOC__
- Throwing knives are created via the Smithing skill. Each bar will produce 5 knives of the corresponding metal. Throwing knives are among the fastest weapons in the game (along with darts), and it is for this reason that most people prefer to use knives when training on their Ranged.
- Throwing Knives are a form of weapon that appear in Far Cry 4. The Throwing Knife is a silent weapon that can be a one-shot kill with a direct hit on the target. The crosshair for the knife is a very small dot, and accuracy is key when using this weapon. Throwing knives will also grant double skins off animals if they are successfully killed by one. Similar to arrows, Harpoon Gun, and bolts, you can pick them up once thrown.
- The throwing knife is similar to hunting knife except Bond holds it by the blade and throws it, rather than slashing with it. Damage-wise a thrown knife is identical to a hunting knife slash. Since it is thrown, the knife has a longer range than slashing with its counterpart, but it takes skill to use one successfully, since the knife is affected by gravity. Generally Bond needs to aim above his target in order to hit them at a distance, much like when using the grenade launcher or other thrown weapons and gadgets. These knives are only available in Bunker 2 but have their own cheat option and multiplayer weapon set.
- Throwing knives are a type of missile with default stats of (+1, 1d3+2), although variations from this are common.
- Throwing knife is a throwing weapon that appears often in the Suikoden series. It is popular and is used by gypsies, pirates, ninja's and etc. According to the description in Suikoden Tierkreis, this weapon is favorite weapon of the ninja. Throwing Knife have different shape and size in the series. In the main series Throwing knife are automatically gained by the characters who are proficient with them, while in Suikoden Tierkreis they can be found in treasure chests, weapon shops or given by the other characters. Throwing knife is a long range weapon designed and weighted for throwing.
- The throwing knife is a knife that is designed and weighted so that it can be thrown effectively. It first appeared in Madness Combat 3: Avenger where it was used by Hank and several grunts. Several throwing knives also appeared in Madness Combat 4: Apotheosis wielded by grunts who were quickly killed by Hank.
- Throwing knives are among the earliest Throwing Weapons seen in Diablo II.
- The Throwing Knife is consumable thrown weapons that fly in a straight line until their blades start flipping in midair, at which point they fall to the ground. This makes them a very accurate short-ranged Weapon. This ranged weapon is suggested for beginners due to its abundant availability and relatively high damage compared to other early ranged weapons. File:Terraria Throwing Knives (fixed) You can aim the Throwing Knife at an enemy that is straight above you, and if the enemy is close enough, the Throwing Knife will first pierce through, hitting once, and then hit again while it is falling to the ground. Throwing Knives can be found as common chest loot and can be bought from the Merchant for 50 File:CopperCoin Small.gif during a Blood Moon. It can be upgraded to the Poisoned Knife, which can be crafted using fifty throwing knives and one Vile Powder/Vicious Powder. Throwing Knives can be useful on early bosses like the Eater of Worlds and the Eye of Cthulhu.
- A Throwing Knife is a sharp throwing weapon not introduced until later in the Fire Emblem series, starting with Path of Radiance, although the throwing feature did not debut until Radiant Dawn. They can be wielded by Thieves, and, in Path of Radiance, Sages. They come in Bronze, Iron, Steel, and Silver variants in Radiant Dawn. Knives do not fit into the Weapon triangle. Knives are compatible with Daggers, their close-range counterparts. The Throwing knives in Radiant Dawn are (from weakest to strongest):
* Bronze Knife
* Iron Knife
* Steel Knife
* Silver Knife
* Peshkatz This article is a stub. You can help Fire Emblem Wikia by expanding it.
- Throwing knives are a type of one-handed Ranged projectile available to both free players and members. They can be wielded with shields and prayer books for protection. Throwing knives are created via Smithing. Each bar will produce 5 knives of the corresponding metal. While knives can be wielded on any world, they can only be smithed in members worlds. Throwing knives are among the fastest weapons in the game (along with darts), and it is for this reason that many people prefer to use knives (or darts) when training their Ranged. The attack range of knives is 5 spaces, which is slightly higher than darts. These knives are actually shaped differently from true throwing knives, which have two sharpened points and an elongated rhombus shape. But, these knives are shaped correctly for what is known as the spear, arrow, or combat knife-throwing style, which is how the player uses them. See knife throwing.
- Heittoveitset eli throwing knifesit ovat P2P pelaajille tarkoitettuja aseita, joilla kehitetään jousiammuntaa. Näillä veitsillä on nopeampi kehittää jousiammuntaa, kuin jousella ja nuolilla. Näillä kehittäminen tulee kuitenkin kalliimmaksi kuin jousen ja nuolten käyttö. ==Veitsi== ==Tarvittava taso== Bronze 1 Iron 1 Steel 5 Black 10 Mithril 20 Adamant 30 Rune 40
- The throwing knife is considered a principal weapon used by all Rangers.It was designed to be able to throw at targets from different distances. The blade as an outward taper followed by a sharp inward taper to balance it. Will proves his skill to the Skandians when he is captured by Erak and other raiding Skandians by skewering a wooden keg next to Slagor in The Icebound Land, it was also used by Halt to take out one of the Kalkara's eyes. The throwing knife itself has a well balanced hilt for throwing at targets. It is carried in a double scabbard along with the Ranger Saxe knife. It is describled that to be able to judge how to throw the knife one must know how many times the knife must spin before it reaches it's target so that it will strick the target blade first. Will has been known to throw the knige with the intention of hitting with the hilt first as to stun rather that injure or kill.
- Throw a piercing blade at your opponent capable of causing prolonged bleeding.
- In Wasteland, a Throwing knife is an inexpensive missile weapon that uses the Knife throw Skill, as opposed to a Knife which is a melee weapon using the Knife fight Skill.
- As well as actual throwing knives, this category includes many small missile weapons, all of which have comparable effects. These include darts, throwing axes, sharpened coins, and so on. The S of the throwing character should be used in place of the Effective Strength of the weapon.
- Throwing knives are a type of one-handed members-only Ranged projectile. They can be wielded with shields and prayer books for protection. Throwing knives are created via Smithing. Each bar will produce 5 knives of the corresponding metal. Throwing knives are among the fastest weapons in the game (along with darts), and it is for this reason that many people prefer to use knives (or darts) when training their Ranged. The attack range of knives is 5 spaces, which is slightly higher than darts. These knives are actually shaped differently from true throwing knives, which have two sharpened points and an elongated rhombus shape. But, these knives are shaped correctly for what is known as the spear, arrow, or combat knife-throwing style, which is how the player uses them. See knife throwing.
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