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* Also sold by [[Echo of Abazigal]] in the [[Murder Tribunal]] after the player character accepts Bhaal and becomes an Unholy Assassin. | * Also sold by [[Echo of Abazigal]] in the [[Murder Tribunal]] after the player character accepts Bhaal and becomes an Unholy Assassin. | ||
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* {{Passive|Dolor Amarus}} | * {{Passive|Dolor Amarus (passive feature)}} | ||
| weapon actions = Flourish, Piercing Strike, Lacerate | | weapon actions = Flourish, Piercing Strike, Lacerate | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Dolor Amarus translates from Latin to "Bitter Pain" | Dolor Amarus translates from Latin to "Bitter Pain" | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 2 December 2023
For the passive feature, see Dolor Amarus (passive feature).
Dolor Amarus is a rare Dagger that deals additional damage on a Critical Hit. Dolor Amarus is Latin for 'Bitter Pain'.
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Once wielded by a murderer, the weapon's handle retains an eerie, clammy warmth, as if Dolor's pre-slaughter sweat somehow crept into the leather - and lingers there still.
Properties
Rarity: 
Enchantment: + 2
One-Handed
Melee: 1.5 m / 5 ft
Weight: 0.45 kg / 0.9 lb
Price: 190 gp 
Special
The holder of this item gains:
- Dolor Amarus
- When you land a Critical Hit with any weapon attack, it deals an additional 7 damage.
Weapon actions
If you have proficiency, equip in main hand to gain:
Flourish (
)Feint an attack to possibly throw your opponent
.
Piercing Strike (
)Stab an enemy and possibly inflict
.
Lacerate ()Slash at your target's vital points to make it
.
Where to find
- Dropped by Dolor in Lower City.
- Also sold by Echo of Abazigal in the Murder Tribunal after the player character accepts Bhaal and becomes an Unholy Assassin.
Trivia
Dolor Amarus translates from Latin to "Bitter Pain"