Where Long Fallen Dynasty: Where to Find the Best Early Game Weapons

You start the game with a version of this weapon, so you don’t actually have to do anything to acquire it. However, you may find an improved version of this sword already in the first level. Be sure to invest in the upgraded version of this weapon if you’re lucky enough to snag one.

Bronze Poleaxe

I generally prefer faster weapons Where to go, but a slower, more powerful weapon can wreak havoc in the right hands. If that’s the kind of weapon you’re looking for, give the bronze poleaxe a try.

The Bronze Poleaxe offers impressive ghost attack damage that some tank builds will surely want to take advantage of. While this weapon is certainly slow, it doesn’t completely sabotage your mobility like many other heavier weapons do. It’s also a complete close-range powerhouse that still offers enough range to keep smaller enemies at a comfortable distance. It just offers a nice mix of performance, range and reliability.

You should be able to find a Bronze Poleaxe during the Valley of the Crying Wraiths mission. This early main mission is packed with enemies that can potentially drop this weapon. So you shouldn’t have any trouble finding one with a little patience and farming.

Cavalry Spear

Speed ​​and range are two of the most important weapon attributes in Where to goand the Calvarly Javelin excels in both areas.

Like many javelins in other Soulslike games, the Cavalry Javelin is designed to let you run into enemies from a comfortable distance. However, what makes this spear special is its surprisingly generous attack speed. The Cavalry Javelin’s attack speed, while not as fast as Dual Swords, is much faster than its base attack power would suggest. It also scales very well with the Wood Virtue, which is something you’re almost always looking for when launching weapons.