Attack Power
Physical, magic, fire, lightning and holy columns show base damage types. Critical is listed separately when present because it affects backstabs, ripostes and other critical hits rather than normal attack mix.
Weapon Database
Browse all Elden Ring weapons with stats, scaling, attribute requirements, skills and locations. Filter weapons by type, damage, scaling and game content, and track which weapons you have collected.
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Weapons
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Types
70
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Stats guide
The database focuses on practical comparison fields: base attack power, scaling grades, attribute requirements, weight, skills, passive effects, upgrade type and pickup location. It is built for quick filtering first, with enough stat context to understand what each column means.
Values here are base weapon stats, not a full attack-rating simulation. Upgrade level, affinity, buffs and your exact attributes belong in the weapon calculator.
Physical, magic, fire, lightning and holy columns show base damage types. Critical is listed separately when present because it affects backstabs, ripostes and other critical hits rather than normal attack mix.
Scaling grades run from S down to E. A higher grade means the weapon is more likely to reward investment in that attribute, but final damage also depends on upgrade level, affinity and the weapon's base values.
STR, DEX, INT, FAI and ARC requirements show the minimum attributes needed to wield a weapon properly. Use the requirement caps to find weapons your current character can equip without leaving the weapon list.
Skills and passive effects often decide between two weapons with similar damage. The table keeps them visible so status buildup, unique skills and special bonuses are not buried behind raw attack numbers.
Weight matters because weapons count toward light, medium and heavy equip load. A lighter weapon may fit a build better even when a heavier option has stronger base damage.
Smithing Stone and Somber Stone weapons follow different upgrade paths. Upgrade type helps separate normal affinity weapons from unique somber weapons when you are comparing options.
Keep all content in one table, or narrow the database to base game and DLC weapons with the content filter. This keeps Moonveil, Claymore and Uchigatana searchable beside newer Shadow of the Erdtree weapon classes such as backhand blades, perfume bottles and great katanas.
Check off collected weapons as you browse. Tarnished Forge saves progress in this browser, so weapon collection can share the same completion state across checklist and map views.
Open 100% ChecklistSelect two to four weapons in the database for a quick side-by-side stat table. This comparison focuses on base stats, requirements, scaling, skill and location. Build-specific attack rating, affinities and upgrade levels belong in the calculator.
Elden Ring Weapon CalculatorThe database includes base game and Shadow of the Erdtree weapons. The visible total uses the same weapon list as the filters and collection tracker.
Yes. Use the STR, DEX, INT, FAI and ARC filters with an optional minimum scaling grade to find weapons that match your build direction.
Yes. Use the content filter to switch between all weapons, base game weapons and Shadow of the Erdtree weapons.
Yes. Mark weapons as collected from the table or weapon cards. Progress is saved in your browser and shared with other Tarnished Forge progress views.
No. This page is the weapon database for browsing stats, requirements, locations and collection status. Use the Weapon Calculator for upgrade level, affinity and build-specific attack rating comparisons.
Yes. Shields are included in the weapon database because they share weapon-style stats such as weight, requirements, scaling, skills and upgrade type. Use the weapon type filter to show only shields.
Some entries show a broad region, drop type or partial pickup note instead of an exact spot. Those entries will become more specific as exact pickup details are added.
There is no single best type for every build. Katanas, greatswords, colossal weapons, spears, staffs, seals, bows and shields solve different problems. Use scaling, requirements, damage type and weight filters to narrow the list to your character.