Throwing knives, spells, and spider climbing

[Fernlicker]

I must say, I was skeptical about throwing knives due to how bad my aim while throwing is, but I found them a great utility for most of the game.

Having saved up for a pouch, it really helps to have 8 of them at your disposal in case it gets stuck somewhere, (or if you're clumsy as me and just drop it accidentaly instead of sheathing)

But they shine due to the fact they can be imbued with the hand that's holding them, this alone makes it a top pick for me, a quick imbue goes a long way when in a tight spot; fire for armored opponent in your face, or electricity to just haphazardly throw it at an archer/mage.

But the best fact is, since you don't need a free hand, you can hold one in each hand and constantly refresh the fire imbue without releasing it. Why is this this importnat? Cause fire imbued weapons go through stone as if it were flesh, so being able to make sure the imbue never really runs out, you can scale any height sheer wall easily by using them as climbing claws!

[darkblade]

And if you imbue it with lighling, its realy hard to miss the emenys

[Crochwhisle purple]

gravity is op with one since a slight touch makes the float, inturn making them defenceless

[darkblade]

Originally posted by Crochwhisle purple:

gravity is op with one since a slight touch makes the float, inturn making them defenceless

we dont talk about gravity is op as ♥♥♥♥ and i like it

[Fernlicker]

I mean, my gravity and telekinetic spells make it so I don't need to even touch an enemy, heck, not even bring a weapon. I can toss people around and tear them apart like that.

Magic is, of course, OP, that goes without saying... and feels so satisfying as your powers grow.

But the utility of the throwing knives itself is what I wanted to emphasize.