You have mastered the use of daggers as weapons, exploiting their small size as a way to get in the chinks of opponent's armour, and their streamlined shape to strike faster than any other type of blade. You gain the following benefits:

- Daggers deal 1d6 piercing damage for you, rather than 1d4. In addition, you have a +1 to attack rolls with daggers. If you have the Dueling or Two-weapon Fighting fighting styles, you instead get a +2.

- You may use a bonus action to line up a dagger throw or stab. Target one creature. The next dagger attack you make against them has advantage.

- When you hit a creature with two dagger attacks in a turn, you may make a third attack as part of that same turn. If this attack hits, it causes the enemy to bleed, making them take 1d4 bleed damage every turn until they heal an hit points or they take an action to staunch the bleeding, with a successful DC 10 Medicine check.

- Being at close range or long range doesn't grant disadvantage on your ranged dagger rolls.