With over 100 Deepwoken Weapons to choose from, it can be hard to know which is best. Roblox Deepwoken is a hardcore fantasy RPG that can be pretty intimidating to newcomers. Trying to build your first character is a challenge, but our list of all the Deepwoken weapons is here to let you know the benefits of all the different weapon types.
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Here’s everything in our guide to all Deepwoken weapons:
Understanding Weapon Stances in Deepwoken
In Deepwoken, players can switch between one-handed and two-handed fighting stances depending on their weapon loadout. This flexibility is crucial for adapting to different combat situations and maximizing your character's effectiveness.
One-Handed Stance
The one-handed stance allows you to recover increased posture from parrying and use off-hand weapons like shields, guns, and parrying daggers. However, it is important to note that while this stance offers defensive advantages, you deal less posture damage in return.
Two-Handed Stance
In contrast, the two-handed stance sacrifices some defensive capabilities, as you recover less posture from parrying. However, this stance benefits you with increased swing speed and harder-hitting parries, making it ideal for aggressive players looking to deal significant damage.
Exploring Light Weapons
Light weapons are exclusively used in a one-handed stance, making them a key consideration when preparing your build. The weapons in this category, such as daggers, rapiers, fists, and guns, excel in attack speed but may fall short in terms of high damage or long-range capabilities.
Daggers
- Stiletto
- Gilded Knife
- Silver Dagger
- Canor Fang
- Whaling Knife/Alloyed Whaling Knife
- Champion’s Dagger
- Central Dirk
- Tanto/Alloyed Tanto
- Nemit’s Sickle
- Flareblood Kamas
- Krulian Knife
- Kyrsedge
- Cerulean Thread
- The Flippers of Fate
Fists
- Fist (Way of Navae/Legion Kata)
- Iron Cestus
- Legion Cestus
- Jus Karita
- Flamekeeper Cestus
- Light’s Final Toll
- Drakemaw Gauntlets (Hallowtide event exclusive)
- Anklets of Alsin
- Coral Cestus
Guns
- Silversix
- Flintlock (offhand)
- Revolver (offhand)
- Dragoon (offhand)
- Dawnshot/Alloyed Dawnshot
- Aranea
- Repeater (offhand)
Rapiers
- Quickfang
- Apprentice Rapier
- Inquisitor’s Thorn
- Crucible Rapier
- Golden Swordfish
- Skullpiercer (Hallowtide event exclusive)
- Kyrstreza
Medium Weapons: A Balanced Approach
Medium weapons provide a source of balance in your build, allowing for both one-handed and two-handed stances while offering a combination of speed and damage. The weapons in this category include swords, spears, clubs, rifles, and twinblades, making them versatile options for various playstyles.
Swords
- Sword
- False Memory
- Messer/Alloyed Messer
- Falchion/Alloyed Falchion
- Scimitar
- Katana/Alloyed Katana
- Worshipper Longsword
- Officer Saber
- Vigil Longsword/Alloyed Vigil Longsword
- Champion’s Sword
- Cavalry Saber
- Shotel/Alloyed Shotel
- Warden Ceremonial Sword
- Razor Cutlass
- Forgotten Gladius
- Serpent’s Edge
- Hallowscleave (Hallowtide event exclusive)
- Kyrsblade
- Shattered Katana
- Purple Cloud
- Nocturne
Spears
- Irontusk
- Iron Spear
- Gremorian Longspear/Alloyed Gremorian Longspear
- Ritual Spear
- Acheron’s Warspear
- Trident Spear/Alloyed Trident Spear
- Serrated Warspear
- Rifle Spear
- True Seraph’s Spear
- Kyrsglaive
- Bloodtide Trident (Hallowtide event exclusive)
- Imperial Staff
- Imperator’s Edge
Clubs
- Mace
- Sacred Hammer
- Toothed Club
- Morning Star
- Pernach
- The Pastry Paster
Rifles
- Summer Rifle
- Rosen’s Peacemaker
- Iron Blunderbuss
Twinblades
- Scalesplitter
- Crescendo
