Weapons are one of the most important parts of building a strong character in Pixel Lineage. Every class has its own weapon type, and choosing the right weapon helps you get the most out of your class and combat style. From swords and daggers to staffs, bows, lutes, and gauntlets, there are plenty of weapons to collect as you progress.
In this guide, we will cover all the weapons currently listed in Pixel Lineage, including their classes, tiers, Mythic weapons, and blueprint weapons. We will also explain how to unlock the Blacksmith’s crafting system, which materials you need for each weapon tier, and how weapon rarity works.
if you are just starting your adventure or working toward powerful Tier 4 equipment, this Pixel Lineage weapons guide will help you understand the available options and plan your next upgrade.
Pixel Lineage Weapons Guide – Forge ,Tier 4 equipment
Each class can only use its designated weapon type. Weapons also have different appearances when equipped, making them part of your character’s overall look.
| Class | Weapon Type |
|---|---|
| Warrior | Swords |
| Thief | Daggers |
| Mage | Staffs |
| Fist | Hand wraps and gauntlets |
| Bard | Lutes |
| Archer | Bows |
Weapons provide offensive benefits, elemental effects, and on-hit effects. Their tier also matters because higher-tier weapons generally deal more damage.
Before spending your Gold and materials, make sure the weapon matches your class. A powerful weapon designed for another class will not be usable by your character.
How to Forge Weapons in Pixel Lineage
To craft weapons, you first need to repair the Blacksmith in The Castle. Once the Blacksmith is available, open the CRAFT tab to forge your class’s regular Tier 1 through Tier 4 weapons.
Forging requires Gold and monster materials. However, crafting a weapon does not guarantee a particular rarity. Its quality is rolled when the metal cools, similar to how rarity is determined for dropped weapons. Higher-tier weapons can also roll rarer qualities.
Weapon Crafting Requirements
| Weapon Tier | Gold Cost | Required Materials |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 120 | 2 Salvaged Metal, 1 Moss Wolf Pelt |
| Tier 2 | 400 | 3 Bone Fragment, 1 Cursed Essence |
| Tier 3 | 900 | 3 Wisp Dust, 2 Runed Stone Shard, 1 Cursed Essence |
| Tier 4 | 1,800 | 4 Living Cinder, 3 Runed Stone Shard, 2 Cursed Essence |
Tier 1 is the cheapest starting point, while Tier 4 requires substantially more Gold and rarer materials.
A good approach is to collect crafting materials while progressing through battles and other activities, then upgrade your weapon when you can comfortably afford the next tier.
All Pixel Lineage Weapons by Class
The following lists cover the regular weapons and their tiers. Some Tier 4 weapons share the same tier but have different names and designs.
Warrior Weapons – Swords
Warriors use swords and specialize in frontline combat. Their weapon options range from simple steel blades to powerful Tier 4 weapons.
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Iron Sword | 1 | A straightforward steel sword for early progression. |
| Sunforged Blade | 2 | A blade featuring a sun-disc design on its guard. |
| Verdant Warden | 2 | A sharpened, leaf-like weapon. |
| Frostbrand | 3 | A sword made from crystal ice. |
| Dragonfang Cleaver | 4 | A blade carved from a dragon’s tooth. |
| Voidreaver | 4 | A weapon featuring mysterious glowing runes. |
The Iron Sword is the starting option in this list, while Frostbrand and the Tier 4 weapons provide later crafting goals. Sunforged Blade and Verdant Warden are both Tier 2 choices, so your final decision can depend on availability and the weapon’s rolled rarity.
Thief Weapons – Daggers
Thieves use daggers, making these weapons suitable for their fast and agile combat style.
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Iron Dagger | 1 | A short, quick dagger that is easy to conceal. |
| Shadowstep Kunai | 2 | A throwing weapon that mysteriously returns. |
| Star Stiletto | 2 | A thin blade with a star-like detail. |
| Viper’s Kiss | 3 | A dagger with a poisonous-looking green appearance. |
| Emberclaw | 4 | A wavy blade made from hot iron. |
The Iron Dagger is the basic option for Thieves. As you progress, Shadowstep Kunai and Star Stiletto offer Tier 2 alternatives, followed by Viper’s Kiss and the Tier 4 Emberclaw.
Mage Weapons – Staffs
Mages use staffs to support their spellcasting playstyle. The available weapons range from a simple oak staff to powerful magical weapons.
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Oak Staff | 1 | A basic staff made from knotted oak. |
| Worldtree Staff | 2 | A staff cut from the Worldtree that continues to grow leaves. |
| Crescent Moonstaff | 3 | A silver staff featuring a moon and a pearl of light. |
| Phoenix Rod | 4 | A rod topped with an everlasting flame. |
| Voidcaller | 4 | A mysterious staff with an eye-like feature at the top. |
Oak Staff is the Tier 1 option for early progression. Worldtree Staff is the next listed tier, while Crescent Moonstaff provides a Tier 3 upgrade target.
At Tier 4, Mages can choose between Phoenix Rod and Voidcaller. Both are listed at the same tier, so check their available stats and rolled rarity before deciding which one best suits your build.
Fist Weapons – Hand Wraps and Gauntlets
The Fist class uses hand wraps and gauntlets instead of conventional weapons. These options support its close-range martial arts style.
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Leather Hand Wraps | 1 | Basic wraps secured around the hands. |
| Titan Gauntlet | 2 | A large steel gauntlet. |
| Jade Dragon Wraps | 3 | Hand wraps featuring a jade dragon design. |
| Thunder Fists | 4 | Powerful fists associated with thunder. |
Leather Hand Wraps are the starting weapon, while Titan Gauntlet provides a Tier 2 upgrade. Jade Dragon Wraps and Thunder Fists are later options for players advancing through the weapon tiers.
Bard Weapons – Lutes
Bards use lutes as their class weapons. Their available choices progress from a simple travel instrument to a powerful Tier 4 lute.
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Traveler’s Lute | 1 | A basic lute with a slightly imperfect sound. |
| Verdant Lyre | 2 | A lyre with vine-like strings. |
| Sunburst Lute | 3 | A golden lute with a bright appearance. |
| Nightsong Lute | 4 | A midnight-themed lute said to make the moon listen. |
Traveler’s Lute is the starting choice for Bards. Verdant Lyre and Sunburst Lute provide intermediate upgrades, while Nightsong Lute is the highest-tier regular weapon listed for this class.
Archer Weapons – Bows
Archers specialize in ranged combat and use bows to attack enemies from a distance.
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Hunting Bow | 1 | A basic bow made from ash wood with waxed string. |
| Elven Longbow | 2 | A lightweight bow designed for accuracy. |
| Stormcaller Bow | 3 | A bow whose string hums with thunder. |
| Emberwing Bow | 4 | A bow whose arrows catch fire during flight. |
| Voidstring | 4 | A mysterious bow associated with arrows that vanish and reappear inside their targets. |
Hunting Bow is the starting option for Archers, followed by Elven Longbow and Stormcaller Bow. At Tier 4, you can work toward Emberwing Bow or Voidstring.
Since both Tier 4 bows belong to the same tier, compare their actual weapon stats and rarity rolls rather than assuming one is always stronger.
All Mythic Weapons in Pixel Lineage
Mythic weapons are special class-specific weapons that cannot be forged through the regular crafting system. Each class has one Mythic weapon.
These weapons are always Legendary and can sometimes be Secret. They also receive the attuned bonus plus an additional 10%.
| Mythic Weapon | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Seraph’s Oath | Warrior | A holy greatsword with a golden-burning fuller. |
| Nightfang | Thief | A crimson fang associated with moonlight. |
| Astral Scepter | Mage | A star held inside a golden cage. |
| Phoenix Knuckles | Fist | Burning knuckles inspired by a reborn bird. |
| Aurora Lute | Bard | A lute with strings resembling the northern lights. |
| Celestial Bow | Archer | A bow strung with a thread of starlight. |
How Mythic Weapons Work
Mythic weapons are separate from the regular Tier 1–4 forging progression. You cannot simply pay the Blacksmith to craft one, so obtaining one is a different goal from upgrading your normal weapon.
Each class has its own Mythic weapon, which means your class determines which one you can use. If you are working toward a Mythic weapon, make sure you are progressing with the class you want to equip it on.
Their Legendary rarity, possible Secret rarity, attuned bonus, and extra 10% bonus make them particularly notable pieces of equipment.
Pixel Lineage Blueprint Weapons
Blueprint weapons are another category of craftable equipment. If you find a weapon blueprint, take it to the Blacksmith’s CRAFT tab and provide the required Gold and materials.
Like regular forged weapons, blueprint weapons receive their rarity when crafted. Finding a blueprint does not automatically guarantee a specific rarity.
The following blueprint weapons are currently listed.
Warrior Blueprint Weapons
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bone Sword | 1 | A pale blade reinforced for close combat. |
| Blood Sword | 2 | A crimson sword designed around attack and resilience. |
| Heroic Sword | 3 | A dependable blade associated with attack and defense. |
| Light Borne | 4 | A balanced blade that seems to swing itself. |
| Skull Axe | 4 | A heavy weapon designed for powerful Warrior strikes. |
Warriors have several blueprint options across the progression tiers. Bone Sword is the entry-level choice, while Blood Sword and Heroic Sword provide intermediate alternatives. Light Borne and Skull Axe are both listed at Tier 4.
Thief Blueprint Weapons
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Steel Dagger | 1 | A sharp steel dagger made to order. |
| Stone Scythe | 3 | A compact, curved stone weapon. |
Steel Dagger is a Tier 1 blueprint weapon, while Stone Scythe is a Tier 3 option. Both can be crafted through the Blacksmith after you obtain their blueprints and gather the required resources.
Mage Blueprint Weapons
| Weapon | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bone Staff | 1 | A pale staff designed for spellpower and resilience. |
| Cleric Staff | 2 | A blessed staff with a bell that rings when spells are cast. |
| Iron Staff | 2 | An iron-bound staff associated with spellpower and defense. |
| Skull Staff | 2 | A dark staff designed around spellpower and resilience. |
| Cursed Staff | 3 | A mysterious staff that seems to whisper answers. |
Mage has several blueprint choices, especially at Tier 2. Cleric Staff, Iron Staff, and Skull Staff all share that tier but have different descriptions and thematic bonuses.
Cursed Staff is the highest-tier Mage blueprint weapon listed here, at Tier 3.
Pixel Lineage has a wide selection of weapons for all six classes, with regular weapons, blueprint weapons, and special Mythic options. The Blacksmith is essential for crafting regular Tier 1–4 weapons, while blueprint weapons require you to find their blueprints before crafting.
If you are just starting, focus on obtaining your class’s Tier 1 weapon and collecting materials for future upgrades. As you progress, work toward higher tiers and explore blueprint options that fit your playstyle.
For endgame goals, Mythic weapons are worth learning about because they cannot be forged and have special rarity and bonus rules. Keep collecting materials, compare weapon stats, and choose equipment that complements your class rather than relying on tier alone.
This guide covers the weapons listed for Pixel Lineage version b374 in October 2026. Additional weapons may exist beyond this list, and future updates can change the available equipment.