Terpsichore (Afterglow)

	Terpsichore (Afterglow)   (Dagger)	Macro Commands Equip Mainhand: /equip main "Terpsichore (Afterglow)" Equip Offhand: /equip sub "Terpsichore (Afterglow)" General Information Auction House: Cannot be sold on AH Resale Price: ??? ~ ??? Other Resources:
	Requirements Level:  99 Jobs:  DNC All Races  Game Text DMG:53 Delay:205 Increases "Steps" accuracy V Augments "Steps" "Pyrrhic Kleos" Afterglow Aftermath: Increases Acc./Atk. Occ. attacks twice or thrice Attributes DMG:  53  DPS:  15.51 Delay:  205 TP:  5.6% Adds "Pyrrhic Kleos" effect Occasionally attacks 2-3 times Increases "Steps" accuracy V Augments "Steps" Aftermath: Increases Acc./Atk. Step Accuracy+50. Gives 1 extra Finishing move per Step. Hidden Effect: Pyrrhic Kleos damage +30%.

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Synthesis Recipes	Used in Recipes
Desynthesis Recipe	Obtained From Desynthesis
Other Acquisition Trial 3609	Other Uses Used in Quest: Trial of the Magians (Dagger Trials)
Notes Mythic Weapons Bard: Dancing Dagger • Carnwenhan Beastmaster: Double Axe • Aymur Black Mage: Mage's Staff • Laevateinn Blue Mage: Wightslayer • Tizona Corsair: Quicksilver • Death Penalty Dancer: Main Gauche • Terpsichore Dark Knight: Death Sickle • Liberator Dragoon: Radiant Lance • Ryunohige Monk: Burning Fists • Glanzfaust Ninja: Sasuke Katana • Nagi Paladin: Brave Blade • Burtgang Puppetmaster: Inferno Claws • Kenkonken Ranger: Killer Bow • Gastraphetes Red Mage: Vorpal Sword • Murgleis Samurai: Windslicer • Kogarasumaru Scholar: Elder Staff • Tupsimati Summoner: Scepter Staff • Nirvana Thief: Swordbreaker • Vajra Warrior: Sturdy Axe • Conqueror White Mage: Werebuster • Yagrush
Etymology In Greek mythology, Terpsichore (pronounced /trpskri/) ("delight of dancing") was one of the nine Muses, ruling over dance and the dramatic chorus. She lends her name to the word "terpsichorean" which means "of or relating to dance". She is usually depicted sitting down, holding a lyre, accompanying with her music to the dancers' choirs. She is sometimes said to be the mother of the Sirens by Achelous. Her name comes from the Greek words ("delight") and o ("dance"). The weapon itself is identical in form and function to a trident dagger. A dagger named after an ancient goddess of dance. Upon first examination, it seems to differ in no particular way from conventional daggers. It bears a concealed button however, which, when depressed, causes the blade to trifurcate. This transforms the weapon into an effective defensive device, capable of entwining an enemy's blade and rendering it near ineffective, if not disarming the opponent entirely.

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