Summary
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of wielding a massive weapon inAtlyss. Heavy melee weapons let you dominate the battlefield with crushing blows and wide arcs, perfect for handling groups of enemies or taking down towering bosses. They may be slower than other weapon types, but what they lack in speed, they more than make up for in raw power.
This list brings together ten standout heavy melee weapons, ranging from simple beginner tools to rare treasures with unique effects. You’ll find options for various elements and playstyles, so let’s dive into what makes each of these weapons a must-have.
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5-9
9-11
Where to Get
Sally’s Store
Starting off strong, the Wood Hammer is an excellent choice for beginners. With basic damage stats and a budget-friendly cost of 18 Crowns, it’s perfect for learning how heavy weapons handle. Its wide swings are great for clearing early-game mobs while helping you master timing and positioning, especially if you’re transitioning from usingrange weapons for Atlyss.
Lightweight for a heavy weapon, this hammer gives you a taste of what’s to come as you upgrade your arsenal. It’s not flashy, and you’ll outgrow it quickly, but it’s dependable for starting out.
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8-14
14-17
Dropped by Mini Geist
A great step up from early weapons, the Mini Geist Scythe comes with improved damage and a sleek design. Found in the Sanctum Catacombs, this weapon is dropped by Mini Geist enemies and is one of the first heavy scythes you’ll encounter. It’s particularly useful for hitting multiple enemies at once, thanks to its wide swing arcs.
If you’re starting to explore the dungeons in Atlyss, this scythe is a great tool to add to your arsenal. It’s reliable, stylish, and an effective weapon for early to mid-game challenges.
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11-14
14-21
Dropped by Slimek
Mid-level players will find the Slimek Axehammer a great weapon for ramping up damage output. Dropped by Slimeks in Effold Terrace, this hybrid of an axe and hammer has enough power to handle tougher mobs and mini-bosses. Its versatility makes it a fun weapon to use, whether you’re battling groups of enemies or focusing on a single target.
Its hefty design and solid stats ensure it holds up well as you push deeper into Atlyss. If you want a weapon that feels both powerful and efficient, this is the one.
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11-16
15-26
Sally’s Store (Tier 2)
Crafted for consistency, the Iron Axehammer is a balanced weapon available at Sally’s Store (Tier 2). Its stats ensure it remains useful across a variety of combat situations, from mobs to bosses. It’s a solid upgrade for players moving into mid-game content, offering reliable damage and durability.
This axehammer is all about keeping things simple. It doesn’t have flashy effects or rare drops attached, but sometimes that’s exactly what you need—a straightforward weapon that gets the job done.
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12-19
18-33
Dropped by Geist
Players venturing further into the Sanctum Catacombs should keep an eye out for the Geist Scythe. Its sleek design and excellent damage output make it one of the best rare weapons in the mid-game. With its wide swing radius, you can handle mobs efficiently while still dishing out significant damage to tougher enemies. It’s a great counterpart tomagic weapons in Atlyssfor hybrid builds.
Dropped by the Geist mod, this scythe feels like a reward for your progress through tougher content. It’s a great addition to your arsenal when dealing with increasingly challenging foes.
10
15-20
23-37
Skrit’s Sikrit Market
With the Shadow element infused into its strikes, the Crypt Pounder is an exciting option for players experimenting with elemental damage. This rare weapon works wonders against enemies vulnerable to Shadow and is especially useful in dungeons packed with the undead.
Available at Skrit’s Sikrit Market, the Crypt Pounder is a worthy investment for players looking to add a bit of flair and strategy to their heavy weapon loadout.
13-17
20-31
Skrit’s Sikrit Market, Crescent Keep
The Stone Greatblade is a mid-game powerhouse that delivers reliable damage and a solid presence on the battlefield. This weapon is perfect for players looking for a straightforward greatsword to handle tougher dungeons and mobs. Its sturdy design and well-balanced stats make it an excellent choice for those transitioning into higher-level content.
Available at Skrit’s Sikrit Market or found in Crescent Keep, the Stone Greatblade is accessible without requiring rare drops or grinding. For 1,000 Crowns, it’s a worthwhile investment that will serve you well as you tackle the challenges of Atlyss.
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18-25
30-53
Dropped by Poltergeist
Late-game players will appreciate the Poltergeist Scythe for its ability to deal massive damage and inflict Wisp Curse, a debuff that weakens enemies. Dropped by Poltergeists in the deeper levels of the Sanctum Catacombs, this scythe is a game-changer when dealing with high-level enemies and bosses.
Its Shadow element and high stats make it one of the most desirable weapons for endgame builds focused on heavy melee combat.
15
19–22
33–48
Sally’s Store (Tier 3)
The Mithril Greatsword delivers consistent power for players venturing into late-game territory. Available for purchase at Sally’s Store (Tier 3), this greatsword is both accessible and deadly. Its high damage stats make it reliable in tough battles, whether you’re taking on mobs or bosses.
It may not have the elemental flair of other weapons, but its straightforward power ensures it remains a top choice for players who value reliability over flashiness.
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26–32
40–63
Late-game Sanctum Catacombs
Dealing Water damage and boasting impressive stats, the Coldgist Punisher is a rare weapon designed for advanced players. Found in the late-game levels of the Sanctum Catacombs, it’s especially effective against fire-based enemies.
This weapon combines style, utility, and power, making it a fantastic choice for players who want to bring a bit of elemental strategy into their heavy melee builds.
