Base Damage can refer to both the tarnished versions found on the surface, and the untarnished versions found in the Depths.It's important to note that this does not apply to all Fuse Materials, as things like Rocks, Apples, or even fusing entire weapons together won't last as long.īelow are some of the best types of weapons you'll find for various categories - including regional weapons, best base damage, damage effects, and Special Unique Weapons. However, by fusing materials like monster horns, dragon parts, and more - you can effectively double that durability.

Most weapons you'll find after the Prologue and Great Sky Island will generally last around 20 hits (give or take a few swings due to various factors). Most weapons won't last very long on their own, but using Fuse with an applicable material will greatly extend its life - though not forever. Using Fusion Materials however, you can further alter the properties of a weapon depending on the material type: * Reapers, Axes (weapons with slashing Fusion Materials) * Hammers, Sledges, Pulverizers, and Clubs (weapons with blunt Fusion Materials)ĭue to the Upheaval and the Gloom that has infected almost every weapon, durability is more critical than ever in TotK. Most weapons you find will either be classified as edged sword (or spear) weapons, or blunted club weapons. Melee Weapons come in three main categories: Before you go about trying to track down the highest damage weapon possible, it's worth taking a moment to understand how weapons (and Fusion Materials) work in Tears of the Kingdom.

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