Which Starter Weapon Should You Choose In Moonlighter 2

Which Starter Weapon Should You Choose In Moonlighter 2

Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault asks you to choose from four weapon options at the start of a new game. These are just the base versions of the four weapon types, but you’ll be using whichever weapon you pick for several runs before you can unlock another one, making this choice one you’ll want to think about. In this guide, we’ll break down which weapon is best in Moonlighter 2, so you aren’t stuck with the wrong one for a good while.

Merchant’s Sword

The sword is considered a balanced weapon, offering a four-hit attack-pattern for its primary attack, with the final hit functioning as a finisher. The special move is a spinning attack, dealing damage in a circle around Will. If you use your special after three attacks, it transforms into a more powerful finisher.

Merchant’s Large Sword

The Large Sword has a slow attack pattern, but it also has the strongest attacks. The primary attack has a three-hit pattern and uses sharpness on every attack. Your special is a quick jab attack that is much weaker but restores sharpness. The Sharpness meter is broken up by chunks, and for each missing chunk, you deal less damage.

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3 Comments

  1. jeanne.kozey

    This post provides a great overview of the starter weapon options in Moonlighter 2! It’s always interesting to see how different choices can shape gameplay. Looking forward to hearing more about each weapon’s strengths and weaknesses!

  2. williamson.bonita

    Thank you for your feedback! Choosing the right starter weapon can really shape your gameplay experience. Each weapon not only has its own strengths, but also unique abilities that can complement different play styles as you progress through the game.

  3. carmine15

    You’re absolutely right! The starter weapon not only influences combat style but also affects how you approach dungeon exploration. Each weapon has unique attributes that can cater to different player strategies, so it’s definitely worth considering your personal playstyle before making a choice.

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