武器
Weapons are a type of equipment that characters wield in combat. When equipped, they also determine the first five skills in a player's skill bar.
Excluding environmental weapons, there are a total of 19 different types of weapons - each profession having access to a specific selection of them. Furthermore, each profession utilizes weapons differently from one another, giving a wider scope in play style. A warrior's use of the axe, for example, focuses on building adrenaline quickly and spiking for high amounts of damage, while the ranger uses axes as throwing hatchets for ranged attacks.
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Basic attributes
Character weapons are split into four primary categories based on how they are held:
- One-handed — can be wielded in either the main hand, the off hand, or one in each hand, depending on the profession.
- Two-handed — requires both hands to wield it.
- Off-hand — can only be used in the off hand.
- Aquatic — can only be used in underwater mode.
Every character has at minimum (depending on profession) a set of 3 different weapon slots:
- 40px The main hand slot can hold one one-handed weapon or a two-handed weapon.
- 40px The off hand slot can hold one off-hand weapon or, depending on the profession, a one-handed weapon, but can not be used when a two-handed weapon is equipped.
- 40px The aquatic weapon slot can hold one aquatic weapon.
All professions excluding the elementalist and the engineer have a second set of weapon slots and the ability to switch between two weapon sets while in combat. However, the elementalist's attunements give it the equivalent of four weapon sets to choose from, and the engineer has device and weapon kit skills which can be used to change weapon skills.
When combined with profession, equipped weapons (and shields) determine the first five skills on the character's skill bar.
All weapons have a range of weapon strength which, in combination with Power and the opponent's Armour, affects the direct damage dealt with that weapon's skills. In addition, a weapon can provide up to 3 attribute bonuses based on its prefix, and often includes a slot for an upgrade component. The amount of weapon strength and attribute bonuses depend on the weapon's required level and quality. Weapon strength is always the same for a given weapon type at a particular level and quality (for example, all masterwork shields with a level requirement of 35 have 279-314 weapon strength), but damage might still vary depending on which attributes the weapon improves (e.g. a weapon that improves power will end up dealing more damage than a weapon that improves toughness).
A weapon can be wielded or stowed, where it is visible on the back or hip of the character. Stowing away a weapon can be used to cancel the current action, e.g. auto attacking or a utility skill. (The in-game options panel allows you to bind a key to the "Stow/Draw Weapons" command).
Strength relative to rarity
For the same level requirement, strength improves with the grade of weapon rarity.
| Rarity | Strength (level 80 sword stats used for comparison) |
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| 普通 | 551 – 609 | n/a | 54 Power, 52 Precision, 52 Ferocity | n/a |
| 优质 | 690 – 762 | 25% | 91 Power, 65 Precision, 65 Ferocity | 40% |
| 精制 | 745 – 823 | 8% | 98 Power, 70 Precision, 70 Ferocity | 7.7% |
| 稀有 | 802 – 886 | 7.65% | 106 Power, 75 Precision, 75 Ferocity | 7.5% |
| 特异 | 905 – 1000 | 12.85% | 120 Power, 85 Precision, 85 Ferocity | 13.3% |
| 升华 | 950 – 1050 | 5% | 125 Power, 90 Precision, 90 Ferocity | 5.2% |
| 传奇 | 950 – 1050 | 0% | 125 Power, 90 Precision, 90 Ferocity | 0% |
Acquisition
A weapon can be acquired in several different ways:
- Starting equipment.
- Purchased from a weaponsmith or a cultural weaponsmith.
- Crafted through the disciplines of weaponsmith, huntsman, and artificer.
- A loot drop from a monster or a chest after killing a boss.
- A reward from completing parts of your personal story.
- A reward from completing a dungeon's story mode.
- Traded with other players.
- As a PvP reward from certain PvP Reward Track rewards.
- Crafting at the Mystic Forge.
See also: Equipment acquisition by stats
Customization
Color
Weapons cannot be dyed.[1]
Skins
Weapons are classified in three categories depending on their skin:
- Weapon sets: Collections of weapons that share visual characteristics and name patterns.
- Standalone weapons: Weapons that aren't part of any weapon set.
- Named weapons: Weapons with the same appearance as some of the weapons from the weapon sets, but that aren't part of any set.
Skins can be transmuted, too.
Upgrades
Sigils are upgrade components for weapons. Some upgrades will add a visual effect to the weapon.[2]
Environmental Weapons
When available, an environmental weapon (such as a Jar of bees) can be picked up and dropped while adventuring. While equipped they suppress the normal weapon sets of the character in favor of their own special skills. Some can be destroyed by using their skills and most are destroyed when dropped.
Weapon usability by professions
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| Available sets | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 | |
| Number of usable weapons | 11 | 7 | 11 | 4 | 10 | 6 | 5 | 9 | 8 | |
| Number of weapon skills 1 | 40 | 25 | 49 | 17(47) | 39 | 37[40] | 80(105) | 34 | 30(35) | |
| Possible combinations | 14 | 7 | 21 | 4 | 13 | 9 | 6 | 12 | 12 | |
The profession can use this one-handed weapon in either hand or both hands simultaneously.
The profession can only use this one-handed weapon in the main hand.
The profession can only use this one-handed weapon in the off hand.
The profession can use this main hand only, off-hand only, two-handed, or aquatic weapon.
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The profession cannot use this weapon.
- Elite specialization icon: This specialization must be equipped to use this weapon.
- 1 Chains and sequence skills are counted as one skill. The number in () includes Conjure, Death Shroud, Device kit and Weapon kit skills respectively. The number in [] includes dual wield skills with no off-hand equipped.
Notes
- Weapons will scale based on the size of the character wielding them, so the same weapon will be smaller for an asura compared to a norn. The scaling is proportional, so a large weapon will still seem large when wielded by an asura.[3]
- It's not necessary to have three of the same weapon to have a weapon set with dual wielded weapons and another with one of those weapons. It is possible to simply equip the different weapon alone along an empty slot in the other weapon set, and the game will not swap the weapon with the empty slot, only the other one.
See also
- Bundles
- Equipment acquisition by stats
- List of weapon sets
- List of standalone weapons
- List of named weapons
- Starting equipment
- Skills
- Skill bar
- Gallery of weapons
- Guild Wars 2 Quick Reference Card contains a weapons usability table
- Category:Item galleries by type
References
- ↑ Martin Kerstein answers Community Questions | GuildWars2.info, Guild Wars 2 Guru translation from German
- ↑ GW2 Interview with Martin Kerstein & Eric Flannum, CD-Action
- ↑ Guild Wars 2 FanDay - Developer Interview, Wartower