Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: 15 Best Weapons, Ranked

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla contains great legendary weapons, but you should keep your eye on only the best.

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Weapons are an integral part of any Assassin’s Creed game and Valhalla is no different, especially in terms of legendary varieties. The right melee or ranged weapon could take your gameplay from subpar to becoming better than that of the pros. Not all are created equal and every player should set their sights on the best weapons to be had in the game.

This list ranks both melee and ranged weapons based on their ease of use, damage rates, and overall performance. Which of the best legendary weapons should you be using in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla?

Updated on May 30th, 2021 by Rebecca O’Neill: Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has plenty of amazing weapons, and they just became even better with the addition of the DLC called Wrath of the Druids. It added even more weapons to the franchise to help every Viking rise to the occasion. The store also has had a steady addition of weapons for players to purchase as well that will take your game to the next level.

You deserve to have the very best in your arsenal, and a trip to Ireland could help you achieve just that. Everyone has their own playstyle and preferred build, which is why these weapons seek to cover them all.

Carolingian Pike (Spear)

The Carolingian Pike is free if you link your Amazon Prime account to your Ubisoft account, and is totally worth it. It is not the best weapon in the game, but it is free and has a quick attack speed.

The only downfall is the low damage and stun rates, and the weight is fairly average. However, it is still a great weapon to use if you are into wielding spears as your combat style.

Yngling Seax (Dagger)

The Yngling Seax is a fine dagger, and it makes for a great primary or secondary weapon due to its insane speed, even when compared to the other daggers. It might only deal 30 damage per hit, but it does a lot of damage fairly quickly, and the low weight helps as well.

If you do decide to use this as your primary weapon one tip is to make it even better by using runes that reduce the weight of the weapon, which can lead to more dodges and increased melee damage.

Blodwulf Shield (Light Shield)

This is a light shield, and it may not deal as much damage as the previous weapons, but it does have a perk that makes it desirable. If you parry an opponent with this shield, then it offers a chance for your weapon to light on fire.

It can lead to increased damage as you now have a heated blaze to assist you in battle, and the low weight doesn’t make it a burden in combat.

Sepulcher Axe (Dane Axe)

The Sepulcher Axe is decent with a better-than-average attack even though it is burdened by a slow speed. This is another weapon that ignites, but it does require you to land critical hits in order to achieve this perk.

Many players rave about how great it is to dual-wield this weapon, which is one of the skills that can be acquired and helps you make an overpowered build. It isn’t the best weapon you can have in your arsenal, but it’s far from the worst, especially if you enjoy wielding this type in combat.

The Morrigan’s Guard (Light Shield)

The Morrigan’s Guard may not seem great at first glance, but once you upgrade it you will see a big difference. Most players choose to use this shield for its perk alone, as it has a 33% chance to release a deadly poison cloud upon a successful parry.

You can find this shield in Glowecestrescire at a location called Belas Knap, but if you need some help acquiring it then this guide can light the way.

Sarcophagus Shield (Heavy Shield)

The Sarcophagus Shield is quite heavy compared to other weapons, but this can be remedied by using runes to reduce its weight, as well as the weight of your armor. The attack of this is insane, and the block is even better, not to mention the cool appearance this shield has as a whole.

It also has a unique perk that gives you a chance at having a fiery circle form around you when parrying a hit.

Mjolnir (Hammer)

Mjolnir is a hammer that can be acquired after you beat the game, but it can be used in Ireland if you haven’t yet completed that storyline. It is super powerful as every time you land a hit you have a chance to do stun damage to every enemy in the vicinity.

Its stats are also unbelievable as well and it is great when paired with other legendary single-handed weapons.

Arc Of Elan (Hunter Bow)

The Arc of Elan is the best Hunter Bow, but its stats are closer to that of a Predator Bow. Players see it as a great alternative if they hate the scoped-in view that the Predator Bows have to offer and it is gifted to Eivor after you complete the Essexe storyline.

It is also amazing in boss fights as each hit will increase your ability damage, which is much needed when you are having trouble landing them with your melee weapon.

Mournful Cry (Hammer)

The Mournful Cry is a hammer that can only be acquired by buying it at Reda’s shop, so you won’t have to go searching through several locations, but it isn’t cheap. However, it is totally worth the opals as it is fast and deals quite a bit of damage.

The perk is what makes it so special as it will add poison to the hammer for a limited time, making it even more lethal to your enemies.

Spinning-Death (Flail)

The Spinning Death Flail is as fun as it sounds, which is a major reason why it was ranked so high on this list. It makes it easy to stun your enemies, and the attack damage it deals is one of the best out of all of the weapons.

If you are a fan of fire then this is what you should use as a Heavy Finisher Hit gives you a chance to drop a Fire Bomb down on the enemies that remain. The only problem with this weapon is that it is hard to control, and it isn’t uncommon for Eivor to become desynchronized for killing too many civilians.

Gae Bolg (Spear)

The Gae Bolg is a new Spear that was added as part of the Wrath of the Druids DLC. It can be acquired at Deidre’s Hut in Connacht, where Eivor will be instructed to kill all ten of the Druid leaders.

This Spear even has mythical properties as landing three consecutive hits will cause lightning to shock your opponents.

Petra’s Arc (Predator Bow)

Petra’s Arc is one of the best bows in the game because it is the only bow you will ever need, especially when completing several side quests. It is a predator bow, which some will argue is the best of the three types that you can choose from in the game.

The attack damage almost guarantees a kill every time, even if the speed is a bit slow. It also increases critical damage when at full health, making it the perfect thing for any master of stealth.

Varin’s Axe (Bearded Axe)

Varin’s Axe belonged to Eivor’s father, but the nostalgia of it isn’t why it is so high up on this ranking. The attack damage is incredible and the speed is envied by other weapons on this list, not to mention it is collected early on in the game.

It is one of the best things about the game as it only grows faster the more hits you land which makes Eivor an opponent to be feared in battle.

Hemming’s Axe (Dane Axe)

Hemming’s Axe will be given to you after you complete the storyline in Snotinghamscire, and its stats are unbelievably high. This Dane Axe will deal some incredible attack damage and its perk increases heavy damage when you are low health.

You will never regret not refilling your rations ever again as this will keep you alive even in the direst of situations, like when fighting against legendary animals.

Excalibur (Greatsword)

This is a mythical great sword and by far the best weapon in the game because of its damage and its perk combined. It does take some time to unlock this weapon, but it is well worth it as any Heavy Finisher or Critical Hit will blind all of the enemies within range.

It is worth it to reduce its weight to make it even faster as it will only enhance its deadliness.

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