Rusty Daggerさびた短剣

Rusty Dagger stats and effects

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What is Rusty Dagger? Features and uses

Rusty Dagger is an uncommon item in Core Keeper (Melee weapons). Its base level is 3 and it deals 49–59 melee damage (257–313 at level 20). It can be obtained from Glurch the Abominous Mass, Copper Chest, Digging spot and 3 other sources.

Rusty Dagger key points (from the game data)

• Attack interval: 0.3 s (about 3.3 attacks per second). Among 35 melee weapons, it ranks #4 in expected damage per second at level 20 with endgame gear (about 10,282).
• Upgrading to level 20 raises its effects: +5% critical hit chance → +16%.
• Upgrading from level 3 to 20 costs 4,791 Ancient Coins plus bars.
• Durability: 233. Reinforcing it at the Salvage and Repair Station doubles durability.
• Best source: Glurch the Abominous Mass — 12.3% chance per kill.
• Sells to merchants for 9 Ancient Coins.

Calculated and summarized by this site from the game data (1.3.0.6).

What you get from salvaging Rusty Dagger (Salvage and Repair Station)

Rusty Dagger can be salvaged. Salvaging it gives the following items.

• Scrap Parts×6
• Copper Bar×1-3

For each material, the amount is "amount used to craft × 0.49 (lower when durability is down, 0.3 at 0 durability) × the item's multiplier", and a fraction is the chance of one more (2.4 means 2, with a 40% chance of 3). The range is from 0 durability to full durability (items without durability always count as full). Scrap parts are a fixed number set by the item level. All items that can be salvaged are listed in salvaging.

How to get Rusty Dagger (Boss drop, Chests & pedestals, Digging up the ground, Breakable objects)

Boss drop (1) Chests & pedestals (2) Digging up the ground (1) Breakable objects (2)

Source	Type	Biome	Amount	Chance
Glurch the Abominous Mass	Boss drop	The Undergrounds	1	12.3%
Copper Chest	Chests & pedestals	The Undergrounds	1	7.8%7% from the guaranteed group, 0.24% per regular roll
Chest	Chests & pedestals	Azeos' Wilderness, The Clay Caves, The Undergrounds, The Forgotten Ruins	1	1.2%
Digging spot	Digging up the ground	The Clay Caves, The Undergrounds	1	2.3%
Large Wooden Crate	Breakable objects	The Clay Caves, The Undergrounds	1	1%
Wooden Crate	Breakable objects	The Clay Caves, The Undergrounds	1	0.83%

"Chance" is the chance to get at least one of this item per try (opening one chest, defeating one enemy, one catch). A "guaranteed group" is the group of a chest or boss from which exactly one item always drops; it does not mean this item always drops (the chance of it being picked from that group is shown in small text). Only items that always drop are marked "Guaranteed". Fishing means catches with a fishing rod, separate from enemy and boss drops. Calculated from the game's drop tables (Conf/Loot, 1.3.0.6) the same way the game rolls them.

Other ways to get Rusty Dagger

• Can come from the Chest found inside a scene (building, ruin, camp and so on) (1.2% chance per container)
• Can come from the Chest found inside a scene (building, ruin, camp and so on) (1.2% chance per container)Where: Abandoned Camp [Azeos' Wilderness], Hidden Clay Chest [The Clay Caves], Small Islands [The Clay Caves, The Forgotten Ruins], Hidden Turf Chest [The Undergrounds]
• Can come from the Ancient Chest found inside a scene (building, ruin, camp and so on) (7.8% chance per container)Where: Dirt Melody Room, Dirt Melody Room

Scene containers, dungeon placements, guaranteed drops and natural spawns are based on the Obtaining data of the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) (CC BY-SA 3.0), because these are not in the game files this site reads. Scene names are the wiki's English names.