Last Oasis Weapons

Last Oasis is a crafting survival game with a heavy focus on combat. Creating the best weapons possible before brawling is a necessity, unlike in some survival titles. Melee combat especially will be difficult; as you get stronger and stronger, your enemies will rush at you constantly. So, when you’re outside of your Walker, you’re going to need a means of defending yourself. Our Last Oasis Weapons guide will teach you all you need to know about surviving this game’s combat.

Weapons, for the purpose of this guide, will focus on personal weapons. These do not include the frankly fantastic options that can be mounted on your Walker.

Weapon List

Whenever you attack with any weapon or tool, these are the numbers you’re working with. Weapons also have a bonus against soft creatures, vs Absorbtion, and Vs Reduction. These amounts are essentially how the weapon does against various types of armor. Generally, these don’t seem to matter much. However, Piercing/Fire weapons do well against soft, Slashing weapons do good against Absorption, and Bludgeoning against Reduction.

Weapon	Weapon Type	Damage	Penetration	Speed
Advanced Hatchet	One-Handed	53	12	100
Advanced Pickaxe	One-Handed	30	20	110
Beat Stick	One-Handed	35	10	110
Blunt Quarterstaff	Two-Handed	41	10	100
Bonespike Sword	One-Handed	45	21	110
Bouldercut Battle Axe	Two-Handed	61	15	90
Bouldercut Hand Axe	One-Handed	57	12	95
Firebomb	One-Handed	20	50	100
Firestone Axe	One-Handed	55	12	100
Firestone Battleaxe	Two-Handed	61	10	80
Firestone Bludgeon	One-Handed	59	15	110
Firestone Bozdogan	Two-Handed	69	7	95
Firestone Hammerstaff	Two-Handed	58	10	100
Firestone Kopesh	One-Handed	54	21	105
Firestone Longblade	Two-Handed	57	20	135
Heavy Rawbone Hand Axe	One-Handed	50	12	80
Ironblade Quarterstaff	Two-Handed	55	12	120
Jaggertooth Club	One-Handed	43	15	88
Jaggertooth Maul	Two-Handed	52	10	110
Javelin	Ranged	35	25	100
Long Bonespike Swordstaff	Two-Handed	58	20	135
Long Ceramic Hoofmace	Two-Handed	62	10	95
Master Pickaxe	One-Handed	35	20	100
Nibiran Battle Axe	Two-Handed	56	16	110
Nibiran Curved Dagger	One-Handed	58	40	135
Nibiran Decapitator	Two-Handed	46	10	100
Nibiran Hammer	One-Handed	65	15	90
Nibiran Hand Axe	One-Handed	80	10	100
Nibiran Quarterstaff	Two-Handed	56	15	80
Nibiran Warhammer	Two-Handed	80	5	115
Paddleblade Quarterstaff	Two-Handed	30	40	100
Rawbone Battle Axe	Two-Handed	62	10	95
Rawbone Club	One-Handed	49	15	110
Rawbone Hand Axe	One-Handed	46	12	120
Rawbone Maul	Two-Handed	56	15	80
Rawbone Quarterstaff	Two-Handed	52	10	100
Sawtooth Sword	Two-Handed	56	16	110
Scythe	Two-Handed	30	40	100
Short Ceramic Hoofmace	One-Handed	54	15	110
Short Malletblade	One-Handed	51	27	105

How to Make The Best Ones

This is a crafting game, so of course you’re going to want to get up the Tech tree and get to Nibiran. Nibiran is by far the strongest material in the game, and includes weapons that deal more than 80 damage!

Nibiran recipes need a ton of tablets, so you’ll need Ancient Fabricators. That means you’ll need between 400 fragments and 1,000 Torque at permanent Fabricators. At temporary ones, you’ll get RNG’d sometimes; 400 Torque and 100 Fragments work the best, but aren’t guaranteed to return tablets.

We suggest getting at least a Nibiran Warhammer or Hammer. These are 200% against Reduction, which is absurd. The Battle Axe is likely your other weapon of choice. It’s ridiculous all around! Take the Hand Axe instead if you want your offhand for something like a shield.

In general, Nibiran weapons require wood shafts, Nibiran Ingots, Nomad Cloth, and Rupu vine. These are all fairly rare materials, so try to work your way through the tech trees before trying to craft Nibiran stuff. This stuff is effective, but hard to get to!

Some interesting weapons that aren’t top tier include Firebombs. Fire Bombs hit hard against Robust and Soft materials, have 50% penetration, and do fine against Absorbing and Reduction. They don’t hit very hard, and they’re consumable, but they do good damage, and are worth considering. Javelins deal more damage, but have less penetration and don’t deal fire damage.

A Note On Blocking

If you’re having trouble in combat, turn on Fluid Blocking in your settings. That might help you block a tiny bit easier!

Wrapping Up our Last Oasis Weapons Guide

That’s it for our Last Oasis Weapons Guide. Did we leave anything out? If so, hit us up in the comment section below.

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