The Armory
This is the Armory, and every blade on the wall is a deal with the devil. Grip a weapon and it takes over your entire combat identity — overriding both your fighting style and your finisher with its own. And the weapon's own battle edge and finisher edge get added to your dice, so it reshapes your whole fight, not just your look. Crack them from Chests or learn them with Fame. You earn that power by fighting; cash never buys it.
The one-eyed brute at the anvil
The Armory
Vendor
Arms like cargo cranes, an anvil for a counter, weapons hung like trophies. He won't sweet-talk you. He'll tell you exactly what this thing costs you — and then hand it over anyway.
“Pick up this weapon, you drop your discipline AND your finisher. Worth it? Only the highlight reel decides.”Arm up
“I've watched champions throw away ten years of training for one swing of borrowed lightning. Some of 'em I never saw again. The rest? Legends. That's the trade, friend. No refunds on glory.”
A weapon isn't an upgrade — it's a takeover. You don't add it to your style and finisher. You replace them. Loot one from a Chest or learn it with Fame, then bring exactly one to the floor.
This rewrites your whole fight
One slot. Two sacrifices. One hell of an edge.
Grip the steel and your whole discipline walks out the door. The weapon dictates how you move, swing, and stand. Years of training — gone, replaced by one glorious gimmick.
Your signature kill-screen? Holstered. The weapon writes its own ending now — a fresh execution nobody saw coming, including you.
A weapon carries its own battle edge AND its own finisher edge, and both get added to your dice. Strong, real power that tips the fight your way. You can't buy it with cash — you earn the weapon by fighting. The dice still bite, so no win is handed to you, but steel like this fights dirty for you.
Pick a god off the wall
Krund hangs the wall by rank — the higher the steel, the more of yourself it takes when you grip it. Every weapon below overrides your style AND your finisher; rarity only tells you how loud the trade gets.
Bottom of the rack. Honest steel, nothing fancy. It won't carry you — but grip it right and the crowd stops laughing real quick.
Voxel pickaxe for blocky feints and chunky impacts.
Power gloves made for rising counters and arcade sparks.
Flashlight-baton hybrid for tense defensive counters.
Grid staff that drops readable block hazards.
Sci-fi pulse caster tied to a visible overshield.
Command disc storing generic elemental energy.
Stylized outlaw caster using slow-focus energy taps.
Small brick hammer with coin-spark impacts.
Generic spark wand channeling harmless bursts for balanced cinematic combat.
Torch-blade with gothic flame flickers.
A breakaway chair used like a shield and slapstick weapon for balanced cinematic combat.
Original weapon identity: a coffee-mug hammer that splashes caffeine sparks on impact. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Bass-powered gloves that hit on the beat.
Sporting bat with mall-survival swagger for balanced cinematic combat.
Pit-crew wrenchblade for dirty quick counters.
Toy-like glowing plastic sword scaled into heroic combat for balanced cinematic combat.
Cape conceals a thin stage blade and melodramatic flair for balanced cinematic combat.
Arcade zapper firing bright toy-like bolts.
Starter mage staff with tiny dramatic spells.
Compass dagger that points to weak angles for balanced cinematic combat.
Charged net for brief slows and comic spins.
Metal forearm emitter with heavy servo recoil and blue warning lights for balanced cinematic combat.
Flag spear that creates tiny boost markers.
A glowing baton with ridiculous disco-era sci-fi swagger for balanced cinematic combat.
Original weapon identity: a cracked porch-rail club used for simple heavy swings, stubborn blocks. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Griffin Talon Claws: simple and funny close-combat weapon inspired by griffins as eagle-lion guardians. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Hands wrapped in office tape and bad decisions for balanced cinematic combat.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking starter deck beginner duels: plain starter staff. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Basic wooden sword for beginner hero strikes.
Plain wooden practice sword treated like a legendary relic. Wooden sword identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a dented trash lid used for basic blocks, comic clang counters. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Brownie Copper Ladle: simple and funny close-combat weapon inspired by brownie household spirits. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking bulk common card pile: foil frying pan. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Foam hammer that makes safe comic impacts.
Original weapon identity: a giant ruler blade for safe slapstick chops, desk-warrior swagger. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Simple padded gloves with too much confidence stitched into them. Gloves identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Old camera flash that stuns monsters and egos for balanced cinematic combat.
Oversized rice paddle weaponized by pure disrespect. Paddle identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a ridiculous foam lance that pokes egos harder than bodies. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Cast-iron pan used with pure panic for balanced cinematic combat.
Old arcade pipe for gritty side-scroller hits.
Selkie Driftwood Cane: simple and funny close-combat weapon inspired by selkie sea-folk. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking kitchen-table card battles: table-corner shield. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Starter wand with unreliable sparkle bursts.
Original weapon identity: a cafeteria tray shield that blocks hits with lunch-line dignity. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking cardboard cosplay tournament energy: cardboard sword. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Cheap umbrella held like a sacred blade. Umbrella identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Goblin Toll Knife: simple and funny close-combat weapon inspired by goblin trickster folklore. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Collapsible staff made from locker-room junk for balanced cinematic combat.
Improvised bat and cardboard guard combo.
Original weapon identity: rolled coupon nunchucks that spin fast, look dumb, sting pride. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Safe theatrical torch prop with heroic mob energy for balanced cinematic combat.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking coin-flip gamble card effects: plastic coin knuckles. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Tiny spark baton that looks weak until it lands clean. Baton identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Uncommon comic-book weapon: boots. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Common comic-book weapon: improvised shield. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Common comic-book weapon: gloves. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Common comic-book weapon: smoke pellets. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Common comic-book weapon: cape clip. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Common comic-book weapon: spark wand. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Now we're talking. Gear with a little bite to it. You'll feel the weapon take over your hands — that's the trade working.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking sleeved deck protection culture: clear sleeve buckler. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Centaur Charge Staff: flashy but controlled close-combat weapon inspired by centaur archers, especially Chiron. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Rubberized gloves stretching punches just enough to look insane. Gloves identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Cyclops Forge Maul: flashy but controlled close-combat weapon inspired by Cyclopes as divine smiths. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking deck shuffle handling: card-chain whip. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Heavy wrist bracers that crack the floor when removed. Bracers identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Hand wraps glowing with scrappy blue energy. Wraps identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking turn-phase card duels: draw-step baton. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking bulk-card binder culture: binder-spine club. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Palm-sized shield emitting simple geometric glyphs. Shield identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a long receipt-tape whip that snaps around attacks, yanks camera focus. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a traffic-cone buckler for silly but readable defensive counters. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking resource-management fantasy card combat: mana pebble sling. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Glowing ribbon lash with moonbeam sparkle trails. Ribbon lash identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Troll Bridge Club: flashy but controlled close-combat weapon inspired by bridge troll folklore. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Anansi Thread Daggers: flashy but controlled close-combat weapon inspired by Anansi the spider trickster. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Yellow-spark greaves for one-step acceleration. Greaves identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking prize card victory mechanics: ticket-strip whip. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking local card-shop duel mats: rubber playmat shield. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Collapsible baton with dramatic student-rival energy. Baton identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking booster pack opening hype: wrapper-chain chucks. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Combat shades projecting aim lines and smug confidence. Tech shades identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Nymph Vine Whip: simple and funny close-combat weapon inspired by nymph nature spirits. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Uncommon comic-book weapon: belt. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Uncommon comic-book weapon: sword. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Uncommon comic-book weapon: stylized energy prop. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
This is where it costs you something real. Big weapons, bigger override — pick one up and the fighter you were walks out the door for good.
Mantis-Shrine Naginata: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by shrine guardian imagery and mantis-like yokai motion. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Sparkly red footwork charm converted into flashy knuckle guards for balanced cinematic combat.
Hound-Hero War Spear: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by Cú Chulainn's spear Gáe Bulg. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
A blunt-edged cinematic horror machete silhouette used with no gore for balanced cinematic combat.
Ancient crook staff throwing sand-cursed arcs for balanced cinematic combat.
Phoenix Ash War-Fan: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by Phoenix rebirth myth. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Djinn Brass Scimitar: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by djinn and brass vessel folklore. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Hand wraps and headband energy without copied symbols for balanced cinematic combat.
Chunky sci-fi emitter prop with flashing hazard lights for balanced cinematic combat.
Original weapon identity: a banner-halberd that turns every swing into a victory pose. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Sphinx Paw Gauntlets: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by the Sphinx. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Kitsune Lantern Fans: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by kitsune foxfire folklore. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Heavy flashlight used as a detective brawler tool for balanced cinematic combat.
Feathered Serpent Macuahuitl: strong, readable close-combat weapon inspired by Quetzalcoatl and obsidian macuahuitl imagery. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Dockside harpoon pole used for spacing, never impalement for balanced cinematic combat.
Rare comic-book weapon: bow. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Uncommon comic-book weapon: bracers. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Uncommon comic-book weapon: tonfas. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Steel people tell stories about. Grip one of these and the announcer forgets your name AND your old finisher. Worth it? The highlight reel decides.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking booster pack opening hype: sealed booster-box flail. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Combat boots firing short orange ignition bursts. Rocket boots identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a round cart lid shield that parries, clangs, counters with spicy sparks. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking holographic rare-card spectacle: foil-glint sword. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Short glowing baton with lock-on hud flashes. Beam baton identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking energy attachment card mechanics: charged energy hammer. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Fan of glowing blank prism cards that become shields and strike panels. Prism fan identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking counterspell fantasy card plays: small rune bell. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Fingerless gauntlet that fires nonlethal starburst shots. Wrist pulse gauntlet identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking token creature swarm cards: folding swarm fan. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Short blue chain moving like flowing water. Chain identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking coin-flip gamble card effects: lucky coin batons. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Folding fan that throws smoke-shadow blade illusions. Fan/kunai hybrid identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a wrist gauntlet that flashes red when a counter lands. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Black quill-shaped baton that marks timing rather than people. Quill blade identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking sideboard strategy card play: modular sideboard baton. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Rare comic-book weapon: gauntlets. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Rare comic-book weapon: trident. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Top of the wall. Weapons so unhinged they rewrite the whole fight around themselves. You don't carry these, friend — you serve them. And it's worth every year of training you throw away.
Original weapon identity: a glowing oversized receipt sword that audits souls with every slash. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking sealed ultimate monster duel finale: floating stone-card monoliths. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Glowing hero sword with clean arcs and courage-light counters.
A humming light blade that paints the arena with clean neon arcs for balanced cinematic combat.
Telescoping comet staff, sun-bright impact rings. Energy staff identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Godmode comic-book weapon: enchanted hammer. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
World-Tree Root Breaker: absurdly cinematic but readable close-combat weapon inspired by Yggdrasil, the World Tree. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking towering dark dragon ace monster energy: dragon-shadow crystal sword. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a meteor-forged trash hammer that turns impacts into shockwave punchlines. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Godmode comic-book weapon: hard-light ring. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Crescent-topped radiant scepter with silver-pink trails. Scepter identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Twin abstract light blasters drawn as neon streaks, never realistic prop blasters for balanced cinematic combat.
Roaring hybrid relic with ripsaw teeth and arcade blast bursts.
Thunderbolt of the Sky Tyrant: absurdly cinematic but readable close-combat weapon inspired by Zeus's thunderbolt. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a black-hole skillet that parries beams, bonks pride out of existence. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
A gem-studded power glove that bends color, gravity, and pressure for balanced cinematic combat.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking five-color fantasy spellcasting card combat: all-element battlefield staff. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Block-forging hammer that creates quick cover and chunky impacts.
Paired short blades attached to cable-launch gauntlets. Dual cable blades identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Solar Judgement Crook: absurdly cinematic but readable close-combat weapon inspired by Ra and Osiris royal crook symbolism. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Godmode comic-book weapon: round shield. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Rift lance that redirects momentum with brief portal flashes.
Ocean-Trident Abyss Call: absurdly cinematic but readable close-combat weapon inspired by Poseidon and the trident. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking electric mascot creature card battles: small thunder-beast gauntlet crowns. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
A cursed golden ring aura that tempts reality itself for balanced cinematic combat.
Godmode comic-book weapon: cosmic board. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Original weapon identity: a double-edged neon axe built for huge overhead cinematic cleaves. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
White-black gauntlets bending the air around every punch. Gauntlets identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a shoulder thunder baton that erupts with roaring badge-shaped arc-light without gore. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Heavy rune axe that answers roars with shockwaves.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking turn-ending gamble card effects: giant glowing duel dice. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
A brutal glowing axe shaped like ancient monster bone without copying any creature for balanced cinematic combat.
Godmode comic-book weapon: reality-ink crown. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Star-Forged Monkey Pole: absurdly cinematic but readable close-combat weapon inspired by Sun Wukong's Ruyi Jingu Bang staff. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Oversized rubbery sun-mallet that bends, rebounds, and snaps back. War mallet identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Arm-mounted solar cannon with charged arcade blasts.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking red-eyed dragon ace monster duels: red dragon lance. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
A snapping explorer whip used for range, disarms, and comic arrogance for balanced cinematic combat.
Original weapon identity: a sacred mop-staff that cleans the floor with reputations. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Orange chakra claws extending from the hands like burning tails. Energy claws identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Storm-Hammer Without a Name: fight-shaping close-combat weapon inspired by Thor's Mjölnir. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking white dragon ace monster duels: white dragon beam saber. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Neon katana built for parries, dash cuts, and spark trails.
Mirror-Shield of the Snake Queen: fight-shaping close-combat weapon inspired by Perseus's mirrored shield and Medusa. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Collapsible silver stakes treated like glowing short blades for balanced cinematic combat.
Original weapon identity: a spinning stop-sign polearm with flashing shame lights. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Minimal black-white energy blade formed from pressure, not metal. Energy blade identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Metal arm guard that reshapes into shields, spikes, and piston fists. Arm cannon gauntlet identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a folded metal chair reshaped into a ridiculous energy-edged saber. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Flaming Ragnarok Blade: fight-shaping close-combat weapon inspired by Surtr's fire sword at Ragnarök. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Ancient katana that calls lightning after clean clashes for balanced cinematic combat.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking planes-traveling wizard card duels: portal rune spear. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Adventure relic blasters with acrobatic, stylized energy shots.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking digital creature evolution card battles: crest-powered arm cannon. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Original weapon identity: golden claw-knuckles that steal momentum with every combo. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Oversized survival knife used like a brutal close-range movie prop for balanced cinematic combat.
Moon-Sickle of the Jackal Judge: fight-shaping close-combat weapon inspired by Anubis, jackal guardian and judge of the dead. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Short lightning-edged blade with yellow crackle trails. Shortblade identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Unstable loot cannon cycling flashy elemental blasts.
Dragon-King Tide Spear: fight-shaping close-combat weapon inspired by Dragon Kings of the seas. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking prize card victory mechanics: golden trophy-card shield. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Radiant chain-whip for long-range castle-hunter spacing.
A cursed moonlit cutlass that sways like a ship deck for balanced cinematic combat.
Floating shadow-fist icon that amplifies punches without copying any character. Handheld focus totem identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: razor-edged folding fans that launch slapwind crescents. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a giant discount cleaver that chops confidence, not limbs. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Broad flame-edged blade leaving clean ember arcs. Guard blade identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Golden Fleece Chainblade: dramatic, fight-swinging close-combat weapon inspired by Jason and the Golden Fleece. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
A glowing capture stream used like a lasso, not a real device replica for balanced cinematic combat.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking face-down trap reversal card plays: mirror trap buckler. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Black-smoke blunt breaker that deletes glowing effects on contact. Heavy club identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Excalibur Dawn Saber: dramatic, fight-swinging close-combat weapon inspired by Excalibur and Arthurian sword legend. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking graveyard recursion card mechanics: bone-white revival scythe. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a chained keyboard that smashes insults into the air with keycap sparks. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
A desert hunter hook spear with prophecy vibes for balanced cinematic combat.
A sleek umbrella that blocks, pokes, and reveals absurd gadget flashes for balanced cinematic combat.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking creature evolution card battles: evolution gem knuckles. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Morrigan Crow Pike: dramatic, fight-swinging close-combat weapon inspired by the Morrígan, crow-associated battle goddess. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a flexible cone-tipped pike for jabs, sweeps, ridiculous distance control. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Small wrist focus-ring that fires blue spirit bursts. Hand blaster identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
A flare-lit baton made for survival distraction for balanced cinematic combat.
Garuda Wing Chakram: dramatic, fight-swinging close-combat weapon inspired by Garuda, eagle mount of Vishnu. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking resource-management fantasy card combat: ring-shaped mana blades. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Orbiting chunks of arena debris controlled by thought. Psychic halo identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original weapon identity: a handbell mace that rings on impact like a bad life choice. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Red-black tail-like energy whip with no gore or body horror. Energy whip identity that sharpens combat without making it one-sided.
Original TCG-battle weapon evoking holographic duel equipment culture: holographic forearm card plate. Adds identity without shutting down exchanges.
Original weapon identity: forearm spur blades built for lunging slash combos, taunting footwork. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Oni Gate Kanabo: dramatic, fight-swinging close-combat weapon inspired by oni demons and the kanabō club. Adds identity without making the fight one-sided.
A ridiculous battle guitar-axe that screams desert metal for balanced cinematic combat.
Original weapon identity: a heavy vault chain used for whipping arcs, midair redirects. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a cosmic antenna spear that crackles with cheap television lightning. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a cursed office baton that jams the air with toner clouds. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Original weapon identity: a fizzy pressure burst gauntlet that pops opponents backward with soda foam. Adds reach, rhythm, or defense without ending exchanges.
Legendary comic-book weapon: mythic lasso. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Legendary comic-book weapon: throwing blades. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Legendary comic-book weapon: claw gauntlets. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Legendary comic-book weapon: mystic ring. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Legendary comic-book weapon: hellfire chain. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Epic comic-book weapon: webline rig. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Epic comic-book weapon: stylized energy prop. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Epic comic-book weapon: ruby optic visor. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Epic comic-book weapon: storm diadem. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Epic comic-book weapon: gamma knuckles. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Rare comic-book weapon: rapier. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Rare comic-book weapon: gloves. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Rare comic-book weapon: batons. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Rare comic-book weapon: plasma blades. Adds identity and pressure without one-sided combat.
Learn a weapon with hard-earned Fame, or crack one out of a Chest in the Vault. Either way it overrides your whole fight on the next render — style, finisher, the works. Fame is earned in the arena; Tokens you buy only fuel the render. Never the same thing.