Belt knife

A belt knife is typically a worn non-combat knife that can be used for skinning and rituals without having it in hand.

Variations

Non-Combat

Item	Rare	Incomplete	Worn	Source
Sickle-bladed ritual knife with a spiritwood hilt	true		belt	Slice and Dice (2)
Ordinary skinning knife	true		belt	Slice and Dice (2)
Acid-etched iron knife with a leather-wrapped hilt	true		upper arm	Knife's Edge (2) Knife's Edge (1)
Leather-wrapped belt knife	true		belt	Wandering Woodsman (5) Wandering Woodsman (4) Wandering Woodsman (3) Wandering Woodsman (2) Wandering Woodsman (1)
Talismanic knife with a sanrisi hilt	true		belt	Slice and Dice (2)
Silversteel knife with a diamond-hide grip	true		belt	Slice and Dice (2)
Gold-plated belt knife inlaid with platinum leaves	true		belt	Wandering Woodsman (5) Wandering Woodsman (4) Wandering Woodsman (3) Wandering Woodsman (2) Wandering Woodsman (1)
Damite tactical knife with a smokewood hilt	true		belt	Slice and Dice (2)
Viciously serrated hunting knife with a firestained blade	true		belt	Slice and Dice (2)
Silver belt knife with a raccoon-engraved hilt	true		belt	Wandering Woodsman (5) Wandering Woodsman (4) Wandering Woodsman (3) Wandering Woodsman (2) Wandering Woodsman (1)
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Combat

In addition, there are combat versions of these knives, but once it has been used in an attack, for reasons not understood, it no longer can be used for Necromantic Rituals.

Necromancers and Ritual Knives

Despite the fact that most of their lives revolve around their ritual knives, Necromancers understand very little about them. Once a knife has been used for another purpose besides butchering the dead, it is no longer usable for rituals. If used in combat or even for cutting bread, it ceases to be suitable. Why? No one, including the Necromancers, know.

Item	Rare	Incomplete	Worn
Black ritualist's knife resembling a serrated beak	true		wrist
Darkstone-hilted skinning knife with a blackened blade	true		belt

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