For concept art and speculation please go to Speculation Weapons

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Weapons in this game will be a very strategic and important choice for the player. The player will be encouraged to discover and deeply learn a weapon that suits their style of play and preference, with subtle parameters affecting the weapon's performance in combat. A player will be able to dedicate themselves to mastering one weapon, and expect to perform well regardless of the choice. The game hopes to create a bond between the player and their chosen weapon.‍‍‍

Notes:

• Video Showcase:
• Weapon damage formula is:
• For definitions of terms and images used in the weapons tables and pages, refer to the Table Key and Weapon Heading Key, at the bottom of the page.

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Dolche | Gerades Schwert | Großschwerter | Ultra Greatswords | Curved Swords | Katanas | Curved Greatswords | Piercing Swords | Axes | Great Axes | Hammers | Great Hammers | Fist Weapons | Speere | Hellebarden | Peitschen | Bögen | Greatbows | Armbrüste | Flames | Catalysts | Heilige Glocken | Staves | Table Key | Weapon Heading Key

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Dolche

Gerades Schwert

Großschwerter

Ultra Greatswords

Curved Swords

Katanas

Curved Greatswords

Piercing Swords

Axes

Great Axes

Hammers

Great Hammers

Fist Weapons

Speere

Hellebarden

Peitschen

Bögen

• Note: Bows can only be fired while held in both hands.
• Note: Bows can be used while moving but doing so slows the player down.

Greatbows

Armbrüste

Flames

Catalysts

Heilige Glocken

Staves

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Table Key

Weapon Heading Key

Weapon Type: The weapon type/category.
Attack Type: Determines the type of damage dealt and holds some sway over it's primary moveset (usually one-handed light and heavy attack), some weapons may have a single or multiple types.
Critical: The damage boost you receive for ripostes and backstabs, 100 is the base and anything higher is a bonus percentage. (Example, 110 is a 10% boost)
Bleed: The amount of bleed damage the weapon does. Upon fully inflicting, bleeding will take a percentage off your enemies HP. (Example, 300 bleed will take 30%)
Poison: The amount of poison or toxic damage the weapon does. Upon fully inflicting it will cause slow poison or toxic damage to the enemy over time.
Weight: The weight of the weapon.
Durability: The lifespan of the weapon will slowly degrade during use, and if not repaired will drastically lose combat effectivness at 30% durability, and close to useless at 0%.
Crystal: Durability if it can advance down the Crystal path will have 1/10th of its normal durability in exchange for higher attack power. Crystal upgrades cannot be repaired or downgraded, but further reinforcement will also repair the weapon (up to +5).
Upgrade cost: The soul cost to upgrade and if it only uses a single type of titanite, what it is. Visit the Upgrades page for more information.
Buffable: ‍If the weapon is buffable or not. All Regular, Raw and Crystal upgraded weapons are confirmed to be buffable. ‍
Acquired from: Where the item is obtained, either via corpse, a drop with a rough rate of the item, or bought from a merchant with how many souls it costs.
Hints and Tips: Various tidbits, noteworthy information, about the weapon.
Youtube relevant videos: Videos about how you get it, or using it in action.
Required in Build: What build this weapon is required for (Note: this may be changed soon however so don't get carried away on adding stuff.)

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