Dagger of Oakfather's Retribution
A piece from the Oakfather's Retribution set in The Elder Scrolls Online.
- Type
- Dagger
How to obtain it
- Location
- Cyrodiil
- How to obtain
- PvP rewards by mail; Cyrodiil board mission rewards; Equipment coffers bought with Alliance Points; Cyrodiil settlement equipment vendors; Delve rewards; World event rewards
Available Weapon traits
ChargedImproves the chance of applying status effects.
DecisiveCan grant an extra point of Ultimate when you gain Ultimate.
DefendingRaises your Physical and Spell Resistance.
InfusedStrengthens the weapon enchantment and shortens its cooldown.
NirnhonedRaises the damage value of this weapon.
PoweredStrengthens the healing you perform.
PreciseImproves your Weapon and Spell Critical chance.
SharpenedRaises your Physical and Spell Penetration.
TrainingGrants more experience from kills.
Available Enchantments
Weapon glyph
Glyph of Absorb StaminaInflicts Physical Damage on the target and returns Stamina to the wielder.
Glyph of Absorb MagickaInflicts Magic Damage on the target and returns Magicka to the wielder.
Glyph of Absorb HealthInflicts Magic Damage on the target and returns Health to the wielder.
Glyph of CrushingTemporarily lowers the target’s Physical and Spell Resistance.
Glyph of Prismatic OnslaughtInflicts Magic Damage and returns Health, Magicka and Stamina to the wielder.
Glyph of Weapon DamageTemporarily raises the wielder’s Weapon and Spell Damage.
Glyph of WeakeningTemporarily lowers the target’s Weapon and Spell Damage.
Glyph of ShockAdds Shock Damage to hits with the enchanted weapon.
Glyph of Decrease HealthInflicts Oblivion Damage scaled to the enemy’s maximum Health, subject to a damage cap.
Glyph of FrostAdds Frost Damage to hits with the enchanted weapon.
Glyph of FlameAdds Flame Damage to hits with the enchanted weapon.
Glyph of FoulnessAdds Disease Damage to hits with the enchanted weapon.
Glyph of HardeningTemporarily gives the wielder a damage shield.
Glyph of PoisonAdds Poison Damage to hits with the enchanted weapon.
