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Here is a list of all weapon types in Where Winds Meet, their respective Martial Art paths, and how you can get them in the game.
Where Winds Meet offers a wide variety of weapon types that you can unlock in the game. The best part of it is that you can use all of them. You can mix and match weapons based on your preference. The game allows you to carry two weapons at once, with the Bow having its own separate slot. With a total of eight weapon types available on release day, you have a lot of options to set up your preferred combo or playstyle.
That said, here is a guide listing all weapon types and how you unlock them in Where Winds Meet.
List of Weapon Types and How To Unlock Them in Where Winds Meet
Here is a rundown on all the available weapons in Where Winds Meet and their respective Martial Arts Paths:
Sword
The sword requires you to deliver precise combos and well-timed parries. This makes it a well-balanced weapon for both offensive and defensive play styles.
Martial Art Path:
- Nameless Sword – Bell Strike Splendor
- Strategic Sword – Bell Strike Umbra
The Nameless Sword opens up options for an agile playstyle. This path specializes in getting up close and personal with your targets to deliver quick slashing attacks before retreating at a safe distance. It’s Chi Shield activates briefly after a powerful attack. This can help you survive heavy blows from enemies in battle, making it a forgiving path to take for new players.
The Strategic Sword, on the other hand, focuses on damage over time (DoT). Your attacks will apply wound effects that can stack and eventually explode to deal a burst of damage. It’s a good option for players who prefer drawn-out fights while strategically setting up for a massive damage combo.
Dual Blade
Dual Blades let you deliver long slashing combos while staying mobile to keep your enemies from guessing. However, what sets it apart from the sword is that you have little to no defensive options available. It does make up for letting you constantly pressure enemies with attacks.
Martial Art Path:
- Infernal Twin Blades – Bamboo Cut Wind
If you love fast, fluid combat, the Infernal Twin Blades are for you. This weapon excels in executing quick combos that overwhelm opponents with relentless attacks. It’s perfect for players who enjoy weaving in and out of combat, landing multiple hits in short bursts.
Spear
The Spear offers a lot of reach, allowing you to hit targets from a distance. On top of that, its paths offer a wide variety of supportive Crowd Control effects. However, this weapon is quite slow. This means you need to be precise you your attacks or risk being open for a counter after missing your combo. Nonetheless, Spears are a good secondary weapon to have.
Martial Art Path:
- Nameless Spear – Bell Strike Splendor
- Heaven Quaker Spear – Bell Strike Umbra
- Stormbreaker Spear – Stone Split Might
The Nameless Spear specializes in immobilizing enemies. On top of that, it has the highest single-target damage out of the three paths. If you need to lock your enemies in place, this is the one for you.
Heaven Quaker Spear is the DPS option of the three paths. It shines in chaining consecutive strikes that increase damage the longer your chain goes. However, this combo might be hard to pull off, especially with going against agile enemies who can easily dodge your attacks or break your combo.
The third option is the Stormbreaker Spear, which focuses on AoE attacks. On top of that, this path applies damage reduction effects to you while inflicting debuffs to enemies.
Rope Dart
With the Rope Dart, you become a threat in both ranged and melee combat. It’s one of the most versatile weapons in the game. This allows you to shift combat style without having to switch to another weapon.
Martial Art Path:
- Mortal Rope Dart – Bamboo Cut Wind
The Rope Dart is a flexible path that’s perfect for mobility and precision-type playstyles. You can use your weapon to pull yourself toward enemies and keep the pressure going. It also has a wide AoE swing that’s good for hitting groups of enemies. On top of that, you can even summon a swarm of rats to attack your targets. It’s a high-speed weapon ideal for those who like to dart around the battlefield while dealing rapid strikes.
Mo Blade
If you want to be a damage sponge, the Mo Blade weapon gives you that option. This weapon offers a lot of utility, including a shield and a taunt mechanic. It’s a pretty straightforward weapon type that’s perfect for tank builds in Where Winds Meet.
Martial Art Path:
- Thundercry Blade – Stone Split Might
The Thundercry Blade is the go-to choice for defensive players. It turns you into an unstoppable hulking behemoth, capable of generating shields based on your maximum HP. Additionally, you can pull enemies and force them to attack you. It’s perfect for players who like to hold the line, absorb damage, and control crowds.
Combat Umbrella
Combat Umbrellas do not have the strongest DPS in the game, but make up for it with powerful supportive effects. Based on the path you chose, you can either provide support via healing and damage buffs or a background DPS. What makes this weapon truly unique is its ability to remain active in the background and provide support, letting you switch to your primary weapon.
Martial Art Path:
- Soulshade Umbrella – Silk Bind Deluge
- Ninefold Umbrella – Silk Bind Jade
The Soulshade Umbrella is a supportive path that provides healing or damage buffs to you and allies within the AoE. You will want to use this ability before swapping to your primary weapon to maximize its potential.
The Ninefold Umbrella, on the other hand, is an offensive type that you can summon to damage enemies. This path also features a charge attack mechanic that can deal massive damage to enemies in the front.
Fan
The Fan offers the option to be a dedicated support or specialize in ranged aerial attacks. This class will most likely be a must-have for multiplayer content where you fight tough enemies alongside other players.
Martial Art Path:
- Panacea Fan – Silk Bind Deluge
- Inkwell Fan – Silk Bind Jade
The Panacea Fan is focused entirely on healing. This path even has the option to revive fallen allies in battle. This makes it an important path to have when playing competitive or difficult PvE content. However, this Martial Arts path severely lacks DPS options.
As for the Inkwell Fan, you sacrifice supportive capabilities for offensive attacks. This swaps your combo into a mid to long-range offensive playstyle. It’s perfect for players who want to deal damage at a safe distance.
Bows
While not considered a primary weapon, bows occupy their own unique slot accessible to all players. They’re mainly used for exploration and puzzle-solving, but they can also serve as a ranged tool for engaging enemies from afar before closing in for melee combat.
How To Get Weapons in Where Winds Meet
There are a few ways to get weapons in Where Winds Meet. However, you are given each weapon type at the early stages of your playthrough. This lets you test out all the weapons and decide on which you want to focus on.
Aside from that, you can get more weapon options by defeating various mobs in the game. However, the drop rates are a bit low. You will need to complete various quests to get their respective weapon skills.
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