Longsword Of Lizard Slaying
Item Level 29 · Uncommon · Weapon (Longsword)
Longsword Of Lizard Slaying
Soulbound
LongswordPrimary Hand
43 - 66 Damage
+11 Vitality
Required Level: 19 Adventuring
Item Level: 29
Durability: 100%
Required Class:
Bard, Paladin, Ranger, Dread Knight, Rogue, Warrior
The tooltip on the left is a photograph a player took while the game was running — the primary record, and for many items the only one. The panel on the right is the same tooltip rebuilt from the fields this archive holds; nothing in it is copied from the picture. Where the two disagree, the photograph is the older evidence.
Properties
- Item level
- 29
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Type
- Weapon — Longsword
- Slot
- HeldPrimary HeldSecondary
- Damage
- 43–66
- Requires
- level 19 Adventuring
- Zone
- Ssre'vessk
- Binding
- Soulbound
- Durability
- 100%
Usable by
Bard Dread Knight Paladin Ranger Rogue Warrior
Where it comes from
- Quest: Ssre'vessk
- Quest: Ssre'vessk
- Dungeon: Ssre'vessk
Recorded by DungeonGuru, The Telon Project item page.
Stats
- Vitality 11 VITALITY
As recorded
Description
Either Hand (20.77 Damage Per Second) {{{Chance}}}% {{{TypeOfChance}}} Chance (vs. Level 29) Related Quest: Ssre'vessk
Given by quests
- Ssre'vessk · level 22
Sources
The stats above were read from The Telon Project.
Where another source disagrees
| Field | Here | There | Said by |
|---|---|---|---|
| stats raw | VIT:+11 | +11 Vitality · +-3 Weapon Delay | VGOPlayers |
| dmg min | 43.0 | 44.0 | its tooltip |
| image path | items/item-longsword-of-lizard-slaying.jpg | originals/item-16840.png | the wiki's full-size original |
| ocr text | ; of Longsword of Lizard Slaying x · · x · · Soulbound · · Longsword Either Hand · 4... | ”, Longsword of Lizard Slaying x · “2 · · Soulbound · · Longsword Either Hand · 44 - ... | the wiki's full-size original, read again |
| tier id | Rare | Uncommon | the emulator's rarity enum |
| item level | 24 | 19 | DungeonGuru |
| item level | 24 | 29 | its tooltip |
| item level | 24 | 19 | VGOPlayers |
Neither reading is presented as the correction of the other. We hold the name of whoever recorded the other value but not the page it was on, so these link to the site rather than to the record.