What’s the Best Weapon in 33 Immortals?

33 Immortals is an early access game, which means that the developers plan to add additional content and eventually have a 1.0 release with even more stuff to do. However, for the time being, there are only four weapons to pick from, and that might not seem like a lot, but they vary and can be incredibly useful on players’ journey to rebel against God.

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All Weapons in 33 Immortals

Before you head out on a run in 33 Immortals, you’ll be able to freely choose between four different weapons: The Bow of Hope, Sword of Justice, Daggers of Greed, and Staff of Sloth.

You can pick one and continue to use it throughout 33 Immortals, but it’s worth noting that in order to upgrade your Feat Level with Beatrice, you’ll need to use all of the weapons. Some challenges require you to utilize all abilities of each weapon, so if you decide to stick with one, you’re bound to level up slower.

33 Immortals Weapons, Ranked

After having some decent gameplay time with all four of the weapons, we’ve decided that the Daggers of Greed are ultimately the best weapon in 33 Immortals.

We’ve placed them at the top of the A tier. Regarding the other three weapons, we would put the Sword of Justice in second, the Staff of Sloth in third, and the Bow of Hope in fourth.

Daggers of Greed Explained

The Daggers of Greed work amazingly for a hit-and-run type of gameplay. You can perform a light and heavy slash, and your green bar will fill up every time you hit an enemy. This is your Greed bar, and once you have enough, you can perform the Takedown move, which is the best part of the Daggers’ moveset. This lets you hop pretty far, attacking enemies in your landing area –it also does more damage the more Greed you’ve stocked up.

You can do some quick slashes on an enemy, build up Greed, dash away, and then do a Takedown to quickly return to the enemy and then rinse and repeat. The Daggers seem to do the most damage per second, so if you feel like the other weapons aren’t working out for you, this is the one to choose.

The Daggers of Greed also have the Greedy Strikes Co-op Power, which makes Bones spawn when enemies are defeated. The more Bones you and your comrades have, the more damage they’ll dish out. And, if you increase your Empathy, this Co-op power will last longer.

Sword of Justice Explained

The Sword of Justice is way simpler than the Daggers of Greed. They have a light slash that builds up Justice. Once you have built up enough, you can do a heavy slash by holding the attack button.

You can also block by using Justice, and if you get attacked, your character will perform a Gavel Bash, which is just a wide slash that can hit pretty hard. The more Justice you have, the more damage and wider the attack will be.

However, while you can deal decent damage with the Sword, it just doesn’t stack up to the damage you can dish out with the Daggers. There’s also no way to attack from afar, which is unfortunate.

Ultimately, the best part about the Sword of Justice is its Co-op Power, Bubble Shield. This works so well against bosses, as it gives you a semi-permanent shield that takes damage for you. But, of course, it’ll go away once you take enough hits. This will also protect your teammates –and the higher your Empathy, the stronger the bubble shield will be.

Staff of Sloth Explained

With the Staff, it does a good amount of damage and can be used from a distance, but not as much distance as the bow. You can cast magic orbs at enemies to gain Sloth, and once you have enough of it, you can cast Torpor to slow down monsters and cause damage. Overall, it’s just fine. It doesn’t feel as good to use as the Daggers and the Sword, and it’s kind of a mix of ranged and close combat that doesn’t really work to its benefit.

The Staff of Sloth’s Co-op move is called Super Slow. It makes a purple cloud that slows down enemies that stand inside it. The monsters also take a little bit of Light damage. While this sounds like a great move, almost every time a teammate uses it, it always misses and does nothing for the team. Slowing down monsters is cool, but it’s not going to help you stay alive during the tough challenges in 33 Immortals.

Bow of Hope Explained

The Bow of Hope is definitely the worst weapon in 33 Immortals. Its ranged attacks can be useful if you want to stay away from the action and support your teammates, but if you’re on your own, it’s just not as useful as the other weapons.

It doesn’t deal that much damage; its special move, Guiding Light, just recalls your arrows back to you, and then, to top it off, it just feels clunky to use. However, there is one good thing about the Bow of Hope: its Co-op move, Volley of Arrows. It makes a volley of arrows shoot upwards, causing damage to anyone in its path. It’s not the most exciting Co-op move, but it comes in clutch for pure damage output.

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