Huss Valley Clone Dagger Guide: Identity and Off-Sale Status
Identify the Huss Valley Clone Dagger record, understand its off-sale status, and distinguish the desired item from other available weapon offers.
Huss Valley Clone Dagger has an official pass record, ID 1998944863, marked off sale with no listed purchase price. That makes it different from the currently priced Spoon Dagger and Ghost Scythe offers. Do not mistake an existing product record for an available purchase.
Read off sale as an availability limit
An off-sale record identifies the item offer without presenting a normal sale at the time of review. A blank price is not a zero-Robux price. The official record therefore does not provide a free purchase instruction or an amount to reserve for buying this pass.
This Clone Dagger video discusses the item in the target game. Its commentary about availability is uncertain, so use the official sale record for the purchase status explained here.
You may encounter an older clip or product link while researching the dagger. That link can establish which item the creator discussed, but it does not change an off-sale listing into a transaction you can make. Keep identity and availability as separate questions.
Avoid turning the name into a moveset
The name Clone Dagger does not establish a number of clones, a cooldown, or an effect duration. The reviewed official description does not define those statistics. This guide therefore explains the offer and its availability rather than recommending an unverified combat sequence.
Seeing another player use an item also does not establish a method that is open to a new player now. Their ownership and the current sale status can differ. A video demonstration is not by itself a claim button, a code, or a developer gift guarantee.
| Question | Answer from the official offer |
|---|---|
| Which pass is it? | Clone Dagger, ID 1998944863 |
| Is a sale offered in the record? | No; the record is marked off sale. |
| Is the blank price a free price? | No; no purchase price is listed. |
| Does the record define its combat statistics? | The description supplies no such statistics. |
Compare a specific item goal with a purchase goal
If you specifically want Clone Dagger, buying Spoon Dagger will not grant that differently named offer. If you simply want an available weapon-named purchase, Spoon Dagger has a listed 99-Robux sale and Ghost Scythe has a listed 1,799-Robux sale.
Those alternatives answer the availability and spending question. They are not substitutes with proven identical effects. Choose an alternative only if you want that named product, rather than treating it as a way to unlock Clone Dagger.
VIP is another available named bundle at 799 Robux, and its description includes VIP Dagger. Again, that establishes its own entitlement, not access to Clone Dagger. Similar weapon names do not merge the purchases.
Revisit the exact offer if availability changes
Use the official experience to identify genuine current-game offers. If the creator changes the sale status or announces another acquisition method, the exact current instruction matters more than an old video claim.
For the direct acquisition answer and alternatives, read getting Clone Dagger. For a lower-cost priced offer, read the Spoon Dagger guide. Keep the desired item and the available product distinct throughout the decision.
Availability questions
Does off sale mean nobody can own the item?
It describes the sale offer, not every player's ownership history. The current record does not establish who already owns it.
Should I ask an administrator for a promised free dagger?
No guaranteed gift method is established by the official offer. Do not treat speculative video commentary as an entitlement.