Crimson Moon Weapons: All 33 Weapons and 16 Shields
Crimson Moon does not publish damage numbers for its weapons — not on the store page, not on the official wiki, not in the support articles. So this table lists what is actually known: class, Weapon Art and source. Where a stat is missing on the wiki it is missing here too; we would rather leave a cell empty than invent a value.
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How weapons fit a loadout
- Nine gear slots. Four armor pieces, two trinkets, and either a one-handed weapon with a shield or a two-handed weapon (ProbablyMonsters, "How Builds Work", 12 Aug 2026).
- Three attacks per weapon. Light (left mouse / R1 / RB), Heavy (right mouse / R2 / RT, hold to charge) and up to two Weapon Arts (X and Z on keyboard). Sprinting into an attack turns it into a lunge. See combat and controls.
- Weapon Arts cost mana and run on their own cooldowns; in Angel Ascension they are replaced by your Angel's abilities.
- Loot equips instantly. Picking up a weapon mid-hunt swaps it onto your character and drops the old one. Only purified weapons survive into your permanent armory.
- The Blacksmith upgrades rarity. Gajov can push a purified weapon to Uncommon at level 2, Rare at level 4 and Epic at level 12 (level unlocks), and the wiki says he "may provide access to unique weapons forged from the Souls of mighty Vessels".
All 33 weapons
Showing all 33
| Weapon | Class | Weapon Art | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crude Bandit Axe | 1H Axe | — | Loot / Blacksmith | A crude single-bit axe sharpened on whatever stone the wielder could find. Favored by highwaymen of the Treveyan roads and the press-ganged crews of the Velchorian docks. Most are stolen; the rest are paid for in stolen coin. |
| Axe of the Gods | 1H Axe | Empower | Deluxe Edition | Behold the legendary of Axe of The Gods. Forged from the heaviest of metals, and wielded by only the most brutal of warriors. |
| Soldier's Hammer | 1H Hammer | Earthen Strike | Loot / Blacksmith | A short-hafted war-hammer issued to Velchorian line infantry. Made by the same forges that strike the Crusader Longsword, in lower grade and at higher volume. The men who carry them outnumber the men who carry swords by roughly five to one. |
| Morning Star | 1H Hammer | Bleed Projectiles | Loot / Blacksmith | A heavy spiked mace, swung for the breaking of plate and the men inside it. A Velchorian sergeant's favorite when the line breaks; the spikes catch on shield-rims and pull them down in a way an edged weapon will not. |
| Broadsword | 1H Sword | — | Loot / Blacksmith | A standard-issue broadsword carried by Velchorian footmen and freeholders. Forged at the foundries of Sadrys and Belwayne in army-quantities. Most men of Eden hold one in their first battle, and a fair number carry one through their last. |
| Obsidian Shard | 1H Sword | Bleed Projectiles | Loot / Blacksmith | An ancient worn blade corrupted by abyssal magick. It's essence pierces the very soul of its foes, bypassing most defenses. The Seekers, devotees in service to Aegoroth, were blind scholars who dwelled in the deep dark beneath the lands. |
| Crimson Oath Broadsword | 1H Sword | Impaling Throw | Loot / Blacksmith | A hefty broadsword wielded by the Nephilim Paladins of the Order of the Crimson Moon. The armaments of the Order take advantage of the Nephilim's innate strength, leveraging weight and durability that would be a hindrance for mortal man. |
| Champion's Sword | 1H Sword | Earthen Strike | Loot / Blacksmith | A blade forged for Champions, Nephilim heroes from the Armaean city-state of Litinstang. The rare few Nephilim who have proven themselves loyal to Litinstang are protected from Lunitarian law. |
| Covenant Sword | 1H Sword | Impaling Throw | Loot / Blacksmith | A sword wielded by Covenant Clerics, elite knights of the Lunitarian Covenant Crusaders. It is expected for chaplains to be adept in combat as well as theology. Masters of warfare both physical and spiritual. |
| Recantation | 1H Sword | Gouging Throw | Loot / Blacksmith | A Lunitarian execution blade, drawn only at the close of an Apostate Hunt. Forged from the swords seized at the signing of the Crimson Concordat. The Church's ledgers name every Nephilim who has carried it; the ledgers do not name the apostates it has put down. |
| Revenant Blade | 1H Sword | Winter Sun | Loot / Blacksmith | An accursed sword once thought to be lost to legend. The Revenant of Gildeus haunted the depths of Gildenarch. Watching over the forgotten dead buried under the Church's occupation. |
| Dragon Assassin Broadsword | 1H Sword | Fire Burst | Tyrigon | A hefty broadsword wielded by Dragon Assassins. Slaying dragons is a time honored service in the Velchorian Empire. Historically taken up by humans, now predominantly pursued by Nephilim. |
| Fiery Broadsword | 1H Sword | Fire Burst | Loot / Blacksmith | An unusual broadsword imbued with a fire enchantment. Although heavily regulated by the Church, enchantments are among the most common forms of magick allowed within the Adamaic Empire. |
| Sanctus Pyre | 1H Sword | Phoenix Flare | Loot / Blacksmith | An inquisitor's flamberge, its crossguard wrought into a thorn-halo around a single drop of red glass. Carried by the Pyresworn, a Lunitarian inquisitorial order tasked with the burning of heretics by sentence and the burning of villages by mistake. The red glass is said to hold a tear of the saint who founded them. |
| Sovereign's Sword | 1H Sword | Purifying Blast | Loot / Blacksmith | A longsword issued to the Sovereign Sentries of the Velchorian throne. The Sentries answer to the imperial crown and not the Church. The distinction is small in peacetime… not so in war. |
| Crusader Longsword | 1H Sword | — | Loot / Blacksmith | The standard-issued imperial longsword, wielded by the Covenant Crusaders. The Covenant Crusader is the enforcer of the Lunitarian Church's will, and is infamous across Eden for their passion and zealotry. Designed for effective thrusting and is moderately useful for slashing. |
| Lumenfel | 1H Sword | Pillars of Light | Loot / Blacksmith | An ancient sword imbued with the Divine's holy moonlight. Its edge delivers immense Holy damage. This blade's original bearer has been lost to history yet its identity and purpose remains clear. The full moon cuts through darkness. |
| Blasphemous Accord | 1H Sword | Poison Caltrops | The Warden | A wicked blade wielded by the demonic footsoldiers of the Infernal Lost Legion. The blade looks as if it will perish after serving its usefulness. The legion wastes nothing in their conquests, for they have nothing left to lose. |
| Sword of the Lunar Sentinel | 1H Sword | Winter Sun | Loot / Blacksmith | The Lunar Sentinels harken to a time before Lunarin's ascendance to the Divine Throne. Any mentions of Lunarin worship before the Church are considered a vile heresy. Attracting great skepticism and condemnation towards anyone seeking to revive ancient knowledge... now considered outdated. |
| Burning Heart | 1H Sword | Aura of the Burning Heart | Mahkteah, The Lord of Perdition | A smoldering blade wielded by the extinct Mahkten Marrauders. Bestial warriors in service to The Lord of Perdition. In times of old, when the Coil was yet whole, war dominated the lands of Eden, and none were more adept than Mahkteah's devoted. |
| Rotkin's Thorn | 1H Sword | Sword of Rot | E'frae, The Dry Rot King | A corrupted blade forged from the bones of an ancient beast. The tragic corruption of the ancient Stagkin is felt today through their wicked weaponry. Although brittle in appearance, these swords are anything but. |
| Belwayne Sword | 1H Sword | Avenging Pestilence | Loot / Blacksmith | A beautiful longsword wielded by the Phoenix Paladins of Belwayne. The Armaean City-State of Belwayne is famous for their Phoenix heraldry and ornate weapons and armor. |
| Gildenarch's Glory | 1H Sword | Valak Slam | General Valahk-Nor | A magnificent weapon forged in honor of Gildenarch. The magnificant rams of the Treveyan Highlands have long inspired the city of Gildenarch since the days before the city's founding. No matter what changes, some truth yet remains. |
| Axiom | 1H Sword | Bleed Projectiles | Loot / Blacksmith | An ancient sword integral to Lunitarian history, both feared and respected. The sword Axiom symbolized Lunitarian dominance and the eradication of paganism. Its namesake is an assertion of the new world order that followed the War of the Gods. |
| Scirax | 1H Sword | Gouging Throw | Felwyl, The Withered | The sword of Clan Telvaught. Few tales do justice to the feuds between Eden's vampire clans than that of Clan Moore's seizure of Telvaught's legendary Scirax. Taken from the corpse of Lord Erington. |
| Defiled Night | Polearm | Cardinal's Staff | Cardinal Mathias | A long ceremonial staff carried by Cardinals of the Lunitarian Church, hafted for both rite and reach. Cardinal Mathias carried his into the Archspire Cathedral on the night Solomon's vampires walked through the doors he had unlocked himself. |
| Crescent Moon Halberd | Polearm | Winter Solstice | Loot / Blacksmith | A halberd whose hooked blade is forged in the silhouette of a waning moon. The crescent predates the Lunitarian Church; smiths who still strike it into steel work in private, and only by commission from buyers who do not write their names down. |
| Akyreon's Tongue | Polearm | Egregore Explosion | Flesh-Wrought Egregore | A glaive grown from Hellgrowth, its blade still warm to the touch. Cut from raw biomass before it could thicken into a hive's nervous tissue, and bound in iron to keep it from rooting again. The Order's smiths burn the binding salts each dawn; on the days they forget, the blade is found longer than the day before. |
| Leviathan Great Axe | Polearm | Reaper Whirlwind | Loot / Blacksmith | A great axe forged in Velchoria's harbor districts, sized for whaling crews. They hunted the leviathans of the Vulken Sea before the leviathans stopped surfacing. The axes remain in the rafters of the old whale-houses; the smiths who reforge them say the steel smells of the deep while they cool. |
| Drakeward | Polearm | Whirlwind | Loot / Blacksmith | A gilded saber-glaive carried by the honor guards of the Aurullian sun-courts. Forged for ceremony before war, the dragon-scroll on the blade is older than the iron beneath it. The guards have carried these long enough that the families of the courts have forgotten which served whom. |
| Reaper Poleaxe | Polearm | Homing Projectiles | Loot / Blacksmith | A poleaxe fashioned from a harvest scythe, the curve hammered straight and the haft re-bound in iron. The peasants of the Velchorian inlands used them for planting. Some still smell of the wheat they once cut. |
| Wyrmtongue | Polearm | Rupturing Slash | Loot / Blacksmith | A noble's hunting glaive, its socket cast as a dragon's mouth and the red gem set as its eye. Carried in the deer-parks of the Velchorian high estates, where the only dragons left in Eden are the ones smiths still remember well enough to shape. |
| Cultravix | Polearm | Rupturing Slash | Felwyl, The Ascended | A long-hafted halberd carried by the foot soldiers of Eden's vampire clans. The blades are sharpened to draw blood quickly and the staves grooved to drink it; vampires who must fight in the open prefer their kills tidy. |
"Loot / Blacksmith" means the wiki lists no specific source: the weapon drops in Gildenarch or is bought from Gajov. Boss names in the Source column are transcribed from each weapon's own wiki page.
Boss-drop weapons
- Dragon Assassin Broadsword (1H Sword, Fire Burst) — from Tyrigon
- Blasphemous Accord (1H Sword, Poison Caltrops) — from The Warden
- Burning Heart (1H Sword, Aura of the Burning Heart) — from Mahkteah, The Lord of Perdition
- Rotkin's Thorn (1H Sword, Sword of Rot) — from E'frae, The Dry Rot King
- Gildenarch's Glory (1H Sword, Valak Slam) — from General Valahk-Nor
- Scirax (1H Sword, Gouging Throw) — from Felwyl, The Withered
- Defiled Night (Polearm, Cardinal's Staff) — from Cardinal Mathias
- Akyreon's Tongue (Polearm, Egregore Explosion) — from Flesh-Wrought Egregore
- Cultravix (Polearm, Rupturing Slash) — from Felwyl, The Ascended
Felwyl appears twice because the wiki records two forms: Felwyl, The Withered drops Scirax and Felwyl, The Ascended drops Cultravix. Whether both forms occur in a single encounter or across difficulties is not stated anywhere official.
All 16 shields
| Shield | Weapon Art | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Apostate's Shield | Shield Bash | A shield carried by Nephilim who refused the Crimson Concordat and lived long enough to need one. Most were taken from the dead at the close of the first Apostate Hunts. The few that were not are still in the field, and the Order does not press inquiries. |
| Champion Shield | Shield Bash | Shield forged for Champions. Nephilim heroes from the Armaean citystate of Litinstang. The rare few Nephilim who have proven themselves loyal to Litinstang are protected from Lunitarian law. |
| Covenant Cleric Shield | Empower | A heater shield carried by Covenant Clerics, the warrior-priests of the Crusader corps. The cleric raises it against demons and dissenters alike; in the Church's reckoning, the difference between the two is a matter of confession. |
| Crimson Oath Shield | Shield Bash | A tower shield bearing the sigil of the Crimson Concordat, issued to Nephilim of the Order. The bond between Church and Order is rendered in steel and hung from the bearer's arm, carried by some as a vow honored and others as a debt remembered. |
| Lunar Sentinel Shield | Ice Trail | The Lunar Sentinels harken to a time before Lunarin's ascendance to the Divine Throne. Any mentions of Lunarin worship before the Church are considered a vile heresy, attracting great skepticism and condemnation towards anyone "seeking to revive ancient knowledge" now considered outdated. |
| Mahkten Shield | Fireball | A smoldering shield wielded by the extinct Mahkten Marauders. Bestial warriors in service to The Lord of Perdition. In times of old, when the Coil was yet whole, war dominated the lands of Eden, and none were more adept than Mahkteah's devoted. |
| Ornate Soldier's Shield | Shield Bash | An ornate shield issued to knights who stood watch over the Archspire Cathedral. Immaculate, and functional. The empire spent a good deal of coin when the Church demanded it. |
| Belwayne Aegis | Fire Trail | A round aegis of gold and silver, two phoenix wings spread around a central sunburst. Forged in Belwayne, where the phoenix is both heraldry and religion. The Order keeps a small consignment for the Nephilim who came up through that city's halls. |
| Revenant Shield | Shield Bash | An accursed shield, once thought to be lost to legend. The Revenant of Gildeus haunted depths of Gildenarch, watching over the forgotten dead buried under the Church's occupation. |
| Rotkin Shield | Poison Trail | A shield of woven antler and root, knotted by the Stagkin in better times. Their god has since begun to rot. The Rotkin still carry these shields; the antlers crumble and the roots no longer hold green leaf, but they say a shield need not live to defend its bearer, only remember its bearer's god. |
| Shield of the Ram's Glory | Shield Bash | A magnificent shield forged in honor of Gildenarch. The magnificant rams of the Treveyan Highlands have long inspired the city of Gildenarch since the days before the city's founding. No matter what changes, some truth yet remains. |
| Shield of the Zealot | Angelic Bulwark | An ancient shield integral to Lunitarian history, both feared and respected. The Holy Lineage drew a clear delineation between the Lunar Sentinels and the Church. The Sanctus Zealot enforced the New Order. |
| Soldier's Shield | Shield Bash | A heater shield issued to Velchorian foot soldiers, faced in plain steel and trimmed in tarred leather. Weather-worn but serviceable; the Empire issues them in a single grade and replaces them only when the rim splits past the boss. |
| Sovereign's Shield | Angelic Bulwark | A tower shield bearing the heron of the Velchorian throne. Carried by Sovereign Sentries in the halls of the imperial court. The herons were once the only banner the Empire flew; now they fly beneath the Lunitarian moon, and the Sentries say nothing about it. |
| Tarnished Wooden Shield | Shield Bash | A wooden shield, weather-worn and softened by moss along its grain. Salvaged from the bodies of conscripted militia who fell in the city's first night, before the Order arrived and the dying stopped being counted. |
| Telvaught Clan Shield | Bleed Projectiles | The shield of the vampire clan Telvaught. Vampire Clans engage in ideological conlicts no better than humanity. Clan Telvaught knew this well, and was always prepared for battle against their kin. |
Nine of the sixteen shields carry Shield Bash; the others bring a trail, a projectile or Angelic Bulwark, which is what makes the shield choice a build decision rather than a defence stat. Blocking also feeds several Boons (Aegis of Frost, Holy Fire Aegis, Judgement's Mark).
Sources
Weapon and shield names, classes, Weapon Arts, descriptions and boss sources: the Weapons page and individual item pages of the Crimson Moon Wiki (crimsonmoon.wiki.gg), the wiki the developer links from its launch post and Known Issues list. Loadout slot rules: the ProbablyMonsters Steam post "How Builds Work in Crimson Moon" (12 Aug 2026) and the support article "Is there an inventory? What is the Loadout?". Upgrade tiers by level: the wiki's Gear Purification page.