Item 5756 on Classic Era (Classic Era, Hardcore and Anniversary realms), client 1.15.9.69722
Item Level 37
Binds when equipped
One-HandDagger
24 - 46 DamageSpeed 1.40
(25.0 damage per second)
Durability 65 / 65
Requires Level 32
Chance on hit: Blasts a target for 45 Frost damage.
Sell Price: 1 gold
About Sliverblade
Sliverblade is a rare one-hand dagger on Classic Era at item level 37, usable from level 32. It binds when equipped. It hits for 24 to 46 damage every 1.40 seconds, 25.0 damage per second. A vendor pays 1 gold for it.
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Classic Era Auction House prices
No Classic Era price data yet. Blizzard does not publish Classic Era Auction House data through its API (every Era auction house answers 404, US and EU). The scanner checks every hour; this page fills the moment Blizzard turns it on. Until then, use the in-game AH or the TheWoWDB Companion addon on your realm.
One-hand dagger items near item level 37
Our Classic Era item table (the Blizzard item records our Auction House scanner has collected) has 31 other one-hand dagger items between item level 26 and 47; 9 of them carry fixed stats.
Its 25.0 damage per second ranks 7th of 32 one-hand dagger items in this group; Gut Ripper (item level 45, requires level 40) has the most, 33.9.
Attack speeds among the 32 one-hand dagger items in this group run from 1.30 seconds (Cross Dagger) to 2.00 seconds (Talon of Vultros); it swings every 1.40 seconds.
Widowmaker has the most fixed stat points in this group, 15.
Next one-hand dagger items up with fixed stats: Gemstone Dagger (item level 40, requires level 35), Widowmaker (item level 47, requires level 42).
Connected realms with a listing in the latest Classic Era scan: EU 0 of 26, US 0 of 23.
Item data: Blizzard's Classic Era Game Data API (static data 1.15.9.68185). Prices: per-unit buyouts from Auction House scans made in game by players with the TheWoWDB addon, one scan per realm per hour at most; Blizzard publishes no auction data for Classic Era, so a price is only as fresh as the latest scan. Retail column: the retail client datamine.
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