What is "any knife weapon"???

[noisyturtle]

Is that just regular knife, and curved knife?
Anything else?

[FaeAlicia]

The regular knife isn't part of it. It's all weapons from the DLC, though I'm not sure on every one of them yet. I assume it's the thrown weapons like Shuriken, Discus, etc.

[Arc]

Originally posted by Ailesha:

The regular knife isn't part of it. .

lol
gonna go for a walk and stretch legs
not my legs though

[noisyturtle]

Why in the ♥♥♥♥ would they word it like that?
Here I was wondering if swords or any bladed weapon would count, but apparently words have no meaning.

[Kotli]

Its knife and curved knife only of cause.

[Foxassassin]

Originally posted by Ailesha:

The regular knife isn't part of it. It's all weapons from the DLC, though I'm not sure on every one of them yet. I assume it's the thrown weapons like Shuriken, Discus, etc.

Yes it is? The knife is part of Grant's bonus. Some of the base-game stuff was added to Castlevania characters.

The Coat of Arms allows you to select several base game items, and the Malphas has a re-skinned knife-evo.

[FaeAlicia]

Originally posted by Foxassassin:

Originally posted by Ailesha:

The regular knife isn't part of it. It's all weapons from the DLC, though I'm not sure on every one of them yet. I assume it's the thrown weapons like Shuriken, Discus, etc.

Yes it is? The knife is part of Grant's bonus. Some of the base-game stuff was added to Castlevania characters.

The Coat of Arms allows you to select several base game items, and the Malphas has a re-skinned knife-evo.

Oh? Huh. I unlocked the whip one and it didn't have the regular whip as part of the criteria, so I assumed this one functioned the same way. I guess I stand corrected.

[Foxassassin]

Originally posted by Ailesha:

Originally posted by Foxassassin:

Yes it is? The knife is part of Grant's bonus. Some of the base-game stuff was added to Castlevania characters.

The Coat of Arms allows you to select several base game items, and the Malphas has a re-skinned knife-evo.

Oh? Huh. I unlocked the whip one and it didn't have the regular whip as part of the criteria, so I assumed this one functioned the same way. I guess I stand corrected.

The VS 'Whip', is part of the Coat of arms, for some reason, too. Vento Sacro is not.

Not sure why the default Whip and Vento are MIA from Morning Star but... they are.

[Hyper Realistic Blood]

Originally posted by Foxassassin:

Originally posted by Ailesha:

Oh? Huh. I unlocked the whip one and it didn't have the regular whip as part of the criteria, so I assumed this one functioned the same way. I guess I stand corrected.

The VS 'Whip', is part of the Coat of arms, for some reason, too. Vento Sacro is not.

Not sure why the default Whip and Vento are MIA from Morning Star but... they are.

Because VS whips don't upgrade into a morningstar, but Castlevania whips do in their source games

[Foxassassin]

Originally posted by Hyper Realistic Blood:

Originally posted by Foxassassin:

The VS 'Whip', is part of the Coat of arms, for some reason, too. Vento Sacro is not.

Not sure why the default Whip and Vento are MIA from Morning Star but... they are.

Because VS whips don't upgrade into a morningstar, but Castlevania whips do in their source games

There's a lot wrong with this.

Not only is the Vampire killer/ Whip of alchemy pretty much the -only- canonical whip outside of Portrait of Ruin and Circle of the moon (which isn't canon anyway), the weapons are made up as sources of references to other Castlevania games. Jet black, is as far as I know, the only whip that is actually referenced in another game.

It doesn't help that it wasn't until the later games where lore became important that the Vampire killer and Morning star were retconned into the same thing

I was planning on going into deeper semantics but, the "Morning star" item isn't even a tangible weapon. It's a, essentially, candybox for whip users. The Wind Whip is -already- a variant of the base game whips.

I don't see a reason why VS Whip and Vento couldn't be moved into that collection.