Weapons

Weapons are equipment in Tower of Fantasy that help players deal damage, stun enemies, heal allies or tank damage. Players are able to equip three at a time, switching between them to unleash combos or special attacks.

Weapons are are divided into three levels; R, SR and SSR according to their rarity. SR and SSR weapons need to be drawn through the special pools.

The strength of the weapons can be improved through advancements. Each weapon has four types of skills: general attack skills, dodge skills, main skills, and combination skills. General attack skills are divided into four types of skills: five-stage general attack, stall attack, stall power or general attack with three stalls.

Weapons can be separated into three categories: Damage, Support, Tank.

Weapons also have one assigned element: Physical , Flame, Ice, Volt. (Read more about elements here.)

Rarity

Weapons in Tower Of Fantasy have been classified into three levels of rarity, namely:

Type	Effect
	These weapons have no advancements, no unique traits
	These weapons have advancements, no unique traits.
	These weapons have advancements, unique traits.

SR and SSR weapons can be advanced six times, and each star has different passive effects.

Both SR and SSR weapons have a corresponding Simulacra associated with them. Obtaining these weapons will also give you one copy of the Simulacra.

Unique Traits

Unique traits are something that only SSR weapons have, and as the name says, it is unique to the weapon. They enhance the weapon's unique combat abilities that are visually and mechanically very unique compared to any other weapons in the game.

Upgrading

There is four ways of improving a weapon: enhancing and augmenting, advancing and affixing matrices.

To enhance a weapon, you need weapon batteries and gold. Experience needed for enhancing depends on weapon level.

You can only enhance weapon to its cap. To increase this cap, you need to augment the weapon. It requires specific resources ores (Firecore, Icecore, Magcore and Rockcore for fire, ice, thunder and physical weapons) and weapon augment materials (Nano Coating, Nanofiber Frame, Acidproof Glaze, Booster Frame). More info here.

To advance a weapon, you need its duplicate. R weapons cannot be advanced; SR and SSR weapons can be advanced 6 times. Each weapon has its own bonuses for advancement; more info here

Each weapon can be affixed with 4 matrices. More info at matrix page.

Resonance

Based on the combination of your equipped weapon types, you will receive a Resonance.

Balance		Equip 1 weapon of any type, Increase final damage reduction by 5%, shatter and healing effect by 20%, in team play, increase final damage and damage reduction by 20%
Fortitude		Equip at least 2 defense-type weapons to activate. Increase damage reduction by 25%, shatter by 60% and aggro by 800%. in team play, further boost damage reduction by 20%
Attack		Equip at least 2 DPS-type weapon to activate. Increase final damage by 10%, whicn in team play is further increased to 40%
Benediction		Equip at least 2 support-type weapons to activate, increase healing by 100%, which in team play is further increase by 100%

Team Play: Joint Operation, Void Rift, Dimensional Trials, Interstellar Exploration, Frontier Clash, etc.

Elements

There are five different elements (Flame  / Ice  / Volt  / Physical  ), and  ) a weapon can be associated with one of them. These elements grant unique effects when charging an attack.

To perform a fully charged attack you need to completely charge your Discharge meter and then do an attack.

Note: Discharge gained from Phantasia does not count for fully charged attacks.

Icon	Element	Effect
	Flame	After the weapon is fully charged, the next attack ignites the enemy for 8 seconds, dealing 58.00%* attack per second and reducing the target's healing effect by 50% during ignition.
	Ice	After the weapon is fully charged, the next attack will freeze the enemy for 2 seconds and leave it frostbitten for 6 seconds, when the ice shell breaks it deals 151.00%* attack. While frostbitten, the target's weapon charge rate is reduced by 50%.
	Volt	After the weapon is fully charged, the next attack will paralyze the enemy for 1 second electrify them for 6 seconds, negating all buffs and dealing 144.00%* attack. The target will not be able to gain any buffs for 6 seconds.
	Physical	After the weapon is fully charged, the next attack will deal 63%* attack and cause the enemy to enter the Grievous state for 7 seconds, increasing the damage taken by 20%
	Altered Damage	When the weapon is fully charged, the next attack will leave a mark on the enemy that explodes after 5 seconds. The explosion deals 25% of the damage dealt during the marked period, up to 560% of ATK. Only one mark can exist at a time.

Weapons list

Note that some weapons from the beta test weapons are not available now; you can see them here.

R-Rarity

Icon	Name	Type	Class	Element
	EM Blade	Sword
	Combat Knife	Dagger
	Frost Spear	Spear
	Composite Bow	Bow

SR Rarity

Icon	Name	Type	Class	Element
	Pummeler	Hammer
	Staff of Scars	Scepter
	Thunderous Halberd	Spear
	Nightingale's Feather	Bow
	The Terminator	Gun (Cannon)

SSR Rarity

Icon	Name	Type	Class	Element
	Absolute Zero	Scepter
	Negating Cube	Cube
	Molten Shield V2	Shield/Axe
	Icewind Arrow	Bow
	Thunderblades	Dagger
	Dual EM Stars	Gun (Dual Pistols)
	Chakram of the Seas	Chakram
	Rosy Edge	Greatsword
	Scythe of the Crow	Scythe
	Venus	Gun (Dual Pistols)
	Balmung	Dual Sword
	Guren Blade	Sword
	Sparky	Drone
	Blazing Revolver	Rifle
	Alaya	Katana
	Dawn	Mech
	Ryusen Toshin	Dual Sword
	Shadow Weaver	Fan
	Vespers	Cybernetic Arms
	Powerbreak	Spear
	Clovercross	Rifle