Every Poison Dagger in Fire Emblem Engage deals some much needed status effect damage that can easily turn the tide of battle. Whilst it doesn’t deal massive damage, getting a Poison Dagger unit dealing poison damage to multiple units will pay off in droves for those looking to play the long game. Here’s the statistic we’ll be looking at during this breakdown for every Poison Dagger in Fire Emblem Engage:

• Name
• Description
• Rank

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Every Poison Dagger In Fire Emblem Engage¶

Let’s break down every Poison Dagger in Fire Emblem Engage. It’s important to pay attention to the statistics below as they can literally change up a players strategy, certainly when status effects come into play. Let’s get into it:

Dagger	Description	Rank
Short Knife	An easy-to-use throwing knife. Poisons hit foes.	D
Iron Dagger	A standard throwing knife. Poisons hit foes.	D
Steel Dagger	A throwing knife made of steel. Poisons hit foes.	C
Silver Dagger	A throwing knife made of rare metals. Poisons hit foes.	B
Kard	A fighting knife intended for close combat. Poisons hit foes.	C
Stiletto	A fighting knife intended for close combat. Poisons hit foes.	B
Peshkatz	A fighting knife intended for close combat. Poisons hit foes.	A
Misericorde	Veyle only. An enchanted throwing knife that inflicts magic damage and poisons hit foes.	D
Cinquedea	A legendary throwing knife that poisons hit foes.	S
Carnwenhan	A legendary short sword. Smashes and poisons hit foes. Cannot follow up, or strike first if initiating combat.	S