In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, you're going to discover a handful of different weapon types, ♏each with their own unique skill tree and level-up system. While which weapons you favor may be dictated by your playstyle, or even what weapons you happen to find first, it's important to note that there are also certain we⛎apons that are better for certain enemies.

Not just that, but when it comes to bosses, picking the right weapon is important, as not every weapon has access to the same types ꦰof skills as the rest. Here's how to know which weapon to pick in Wuchang:♏ Fallen Feathers.

Weapon Types

There are five different weapon types you can use throughout your journey.

• Axes
• Longswords
• One-Handed Swords
• Dual-Swords
• Spears

All of these weapons have their strengths and weaknesses. And, as mentioned, pers♒onal playstyle is going to come intꦐo effect.

However, when it comes to dealing with certain types of enemies, bosses, or groups of combatants, certain weapons are going to be better at doing certain things.

Besides just having five separate weapon types, each weapon type also has a variety of different weapons within each category.

This means that you're likely to come a❀cross multiple Dual Swords, Spears, and the like tꦛhroughout your journey.

Which Weapon Is Best?

Broadly speaking, each weapon type has at least one pro and one con, which we've broken down in the table below:

Weapon Type	Pros & Cons
Axes	Axes do huge amounts of damage and are helpful for staggering enemies. Axes can also mitigate a ton of exꦯtra damage. Mobility is severely limited when wielding an axe.
Longswords	Longswords are great for parrying and offer perks to gaining Skyborn Might faster than most weapons. Like Axes, Longswords can also severely weaken mobility and require two hands to wield.
One-Handed Swords	One-handed swords allow for increased mobility and offer bonuses to spell attacks. One-handed swords don't do much damage compared t🦂o other weapons, and aren't great for staggering. They also don't have much reach.
Dual Swords	Dual Swords offer a lot of perks to the Clash ability, which allows you to mit🐷igate a ton of damage without needing to parry 🍸or block. Dual Swords also aren't great for staggering, and require precise timing for Clash abilities. Ov🍸erall, Dual Swords have a very high skill ceiling.
Spears	Spears have great reach, damage, and also allow for a ton of mobility. Spears c♐an also pro༒ve effective against groups of enemies. Spears are not great for staggering enemies, and require you to use speci🍰𝔉al attacks to block and parry.

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When it comes to equipping weapons, make sure you have at least two different weapon types equipped.

There's not much po𒈔int in using b𒈔oth of your weapon slots on Dual Swords or Spears.

Axes

When it comes to Axes, these weapons are best for three things.

• Staggering Enemies
• Dealing With Groups
• Dealing High Damage

Axes pack a mighty punch and also offer a lot of Discipline Skills that allow you to block and mitigate damage.

Of course, they are the heaviest of the weapons, meaning your speed is going to be severely reduced when wielding an axe. Ultimately, these weapons are best used in the following combat encounters:

1. Slow Enemies
2. Larger Enemies (Non-Bosses)
3. Groups of Smaller Grunts

With rare exceptions, most of the axes in the game are not good against bosses, as the bosses tend to move quickly.

Most Axe attacks require a decent wind-up, so yo🐬u won't be able to react very dynamically to quick follow-ups from bosses.

Longswords

Longswords are a great, versatile weapon that are gr﷽eat for a lot of different situations.

• Parrying/Blocking Enemies
• Boss Battles

Additionally, an early Longsword ability will grant you the ability to gain a stack of Skyborn Might for every two-hit combo; far and awa♚y, the easiest way to gain Skyborn Might.

Longswords can be slow just like Axes, so you'll want to use them for the following enemies:

1. Bosses
2. Madness Demons
3. Other Sword Wielders

Because Longswords have great parry abilities, they're great for usage against other sword-wielders in the game as well as boss battles. Using a Longsword in a boss battle is a great way to quickly rack up Skyborn Might.

They're also great against Madness Demons, as you can parry t༺hese comb𝓡atants quite easily with Longswords.

One-Handed Swords

One-Handed Swords are great if you want to primarily use spellcasting in tandem with your weapon attacks, as you can easil🅺y rack up Skyborn Might and bonuses to your spellcasting damage while wielding these weapon🌜s.

Keep in mind, to unlock many of the perks these weapons have, you'll need to spend Red Mercury Essence in the Impetus Repository.

One-Handed Swords also have a lot of bonuses to feathering damage, so if you have armor that helps in this regard as well, One-Handed Swords can prove extremely useful in the following types of encounters:

1. Fast-Paced Grunts
2. Close-Ranged Combatants

Ultimately, One-Handed Swords aren't the biggest damage doers, but can prove highly useful w🅘hen you need to stay mobile and alertও.

Dual Swords

Dual Swords have one very important advantage over other weapons: their Clash ability.

Clash allows you to attack and deflect an enemy at the same time by timing your strikes coꦏrrectly.

While it is hard to pull off, if you can get the timing down right, this ability can mitigate a lot of damage and prove potent in terms of offense.

There is at least one boss in the game for which the game's tutorial will actually recommend that you use Clash and Dual Swords to defeat them.

Try to practice this ability somewhat, as you'll find this battle a lot easier. You can find this boss in the Tang Palace.

In this regard, Dual Swords are great for the following encounters:

1. Sword-Based Bosses
2. Sword-Wielding Attackers
3. Madness Demons
4. Groups of Grunts

Dual Swords are ultimately highly versatile if you can upgrade and perfect your Clash ability.

Spears

Lastly, Spears are a highly mobile weapon type that has great reach. This makes them great for hitting groups of enemies all at once, while staying mobil🍸e.

Spears have a system known as Boldheart, which allows you to stack Skyborn Might with successive combo hits. H📖owever, like most other skills, you will also have to upgrade this through the Impetus Repository.

In this regard, Spears are great for the following types of encounters:

1. Highly Mobile Bosses
2. Groups of Grunts
3. Fast-Paced Enemies

Spears also allow you to parry and deflect a variety of incoming attacks. However, you will have to use your Discipline Skills to do this, and also master their timing. Unlike Axes and Longswords, which allow for a more forgiving block, Spears require precise timing.

But if you can master this timing, you can mitigate incoming damage and attack enemies in the same swing, which is highly effective.