Lunacid: All New & Upgradable Weapons

The latest Lunacid game update brought plenty of goodies, including new upgradable weapons. This article will list all the weapons in the game, as well as mention which are upgradable and not.

Before starting, it’s worth mentioning that a weapon not being upgradable is not necessarily a bad thing.

For example, we have the Moonlight weapon in Lunacid. While it is not upgradable, it’s still the best weapon in the game, dealing the most damage.

But it’s also very difficult to get, so sticking to the easier ones is probably the better choice.

With these in mind, let’s check out all the weapons in Lunacid, including the newly released ones and see which are upgradable and which are not.

Lunacid New Weapons – List & Upgradeable

All of the weapons below are newly released and some of them can be upgraded, too. Let’s check them out in the table below.

As you can see, there are still a few weapons for which I don’t have all the details – let me know in the comments section below if you have them.

Also, if you’re into this type of games, make sure to read our previous guide sharing the best base locations for Ark: Suvival Ascended and the list of new dinos to tame.

Lunacid Old Weapons – List & Upgradeable

There are plenty of weapons in Lunacid, with most of them being upgradable. Here is the list.

Note: I call these the “Old weapons” since they were available before the major 1.0 update.

• Replica Sword – 5 Damage – Upgrades to Heritage Sword
• Heritage Sword – 14 Damage
• Ice Sickle – 4 Damage
• Rapier – 6 Damage – Upgrades to Silver Rapier
• Silver Rapier – 14 Damage
• Crossbow – 16 Damage – Upgrades to Double Crossbow
• Double Crossbow – 25 Damage
• Cursed Blade – 14 DMG
• Halberd – 22 DMG
• Blade of Jusztine – 20 DMG
• Skeleton Axe – 26 DMG
• Twisted Staff – 27 DMG

Important: Damage alone is not the only thing you should look at, although it’s a pretty important stat. But attack speed and other stats are also important, while some weapons have special uses

Now let’s continue listing the weapons in Lunacid:

• Steel Needle – 10 DMG
• Torch – 3 DMG – Upgrades to Iron Torch
• Steel Torch – 7 DMG
• Ritual Dagger – 4 DMG
• Rusted Sword – 8 DMG – Upgrades to Dark Greatsword
• Dark Greatsword – 16 DMG
• Stone Club – 8 DMG – Upgrades to Iron Club
• Iron Club – 20 DMG – Upgrades to Steel Club
• Steel Club – 35 DMG
• Axe of Harming – 10 DMG
• Vampire Hunter Sword – 16 DMG

If you’re a fan of amazing in-game weapons, make sure to also check out Common Sense Gamer’s list of the best weapons in Wizard with a Gun.

Now let’s continue listing all the weapons in Lunacid and see that can be upgraded:

• Steel Spear – 11 DMG
• Broken Hilt – 3 DMG – Upgrades to Fire Sword
• Fire Sword – 13 DMG
• Battle Axe – 21 DMG
• Elven Bow – 22 DMG
• Elven Sword – 17 DMG – Upgrades to Elven Longsword
• Elven Longsword – 20 DMG
• Corrupted Dagger – 4 DMG
• Dark Rapier – 14 DMG
• Wolfram Greatsword – 34 DMG
• Blessed Wind – 8 DMG
• Lyrian Greatsword – 39 DMG
• Brittle Arming Sword – 30 DMG (When upgraded, it restores durability)
• Flail – 18 DMG – Upgrades to Marauder Black Flail
• Marauder Black Flail – 25 DMG
• Wand of Power – 39
• Obsidian Cursebrand – 30 DMG – Upgrades to Obsidian Poisonguard
• Iron Claw – 6 DMG – Upgrades to Steel Claw
• Steel Claw – 10 DMG – Upgrades to Poison Claw
• Poison Claw – 15 DMG
• Moonlight – 45 DMG

How to upgrade weapons in Lunacid

To upgrade your weapons, you must visit Smith’s Grave, which is located at the back of the main game area, Wing’s Rest.

Before being able to upgrade your weapon in Lunacid, you must max out that weapon’s XP.

Final words

As you can see, there are plenty of weapons you can choose from in Lunacid, perfect for various styles of play.

Usually, the upgradable weapons are the ones that you should focus on simply because they get better the more you play them, but there are still solid, non-upgradable options like the Moonlight, which deals plenty of damage anyway.

What’s your favorite weapon in the game? Let us all know by commenting below!

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Calin Ciabai

Editor in Chief at Common Sense Gamer

Common Sense Gamer’s founder and current Editor in Chief. Having a bachelor’s degree in journalism since 2007, Calin’s entire career revolves around writing about video games – something he’s been doing since 2008.

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