Bloodletter has an aoe execute on its E, high mobility options for chase and escapes and is a popular weapon for both group and solo play. I'm not sure how viable bridled fury and demon fang are these days but I would say you can't go wrong with Bloodletter. Although all daggers can utilize some aoe skills in the q and w slot, these 2 particular daggers will be harder to find success in faction warfare.īloodletter, Bridled Fury and Demon Fang would be my suggestion for faction warfare because the Es on these weapons are aoe, which is better for mass pvp.

They have some popular one shot builds floating around. One handed dagger and dagger pair really shine in 1v1 and 2v2 because they can burst down single targets very fast. If you die alot it might be better to run a lower tier kit while you learn how to survive the different pvp situations. If you play safe the repair costs shouldn't break the bank. You won't die immediately and will be able to deal some damage. When your yellow zone kit is worth 1-2 mil it will probably feel a bit better (Ideally with 50ish spec and the equivalent of 8.0/8.1 gear). No single weapon is good for every type of content but the entire dagger tree is pretty flexible if you are open to trying out some of the other options.

I would say that you should play what you like.

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