Weapons in more terrible - will not miss the opportunity to deprive the hero of his health when he sees him on the horizon. Blades, axes and crossbows are necessary elements of equipment on long hikes, night forays, raids on enemy camps, when exploring caves and even when going around the outskirts of a settlement.
There are several types and rarity levels of small arms, throwing and melee weapons in the game. From the guide you will learn what the best weapons in LEGO Fortnite are: all types, where to get them, and whether they can be repaired.
How to get weapons in LEGO Fortnite
You can get weapons in the game in any of three ways:
- Craft on workbench — the higher the level of the workbench, the more powerful weapons you can create on it.
- Find in lamah.
- Pick up weapons that were used by fallen enemies - they are extremely short-lived and are actually on the verge of destruction.
Obviously, it is easier and more efficient to craft blades and crossbows on a workbench than to look for them in the wild. To be able to create rarer types of weapons, modify the workbench, and also build workspaces such as a sawmill, stone crusher and copper ingots, iron ingots, etc.
All weapons in LEGO Fortnite
The game features 6 main types of equipment that cause damage, but not all of them are originally intended for combat. For example, an ax deals good damage to aggressive mobs, but it is not as convenient to use as a sword, the same can be said about a pickaxe. Some items come in 4 rarity levels: each subsequent level increases damage and durability. Here's how rarity levels are designated in the game:
- Regular weapons (gray);
- Unusual (green);
- Rare (blue);
- Epic (purple) - the most powerful.
Creating rarer copies is the only way to improve weapons in LEGO Fortnite: you cannot modify already created items. Next, we will analyze weapons of all types and their characteristics.
Pickaxes
Pickaxes poorly suited for dealing damage in battle: their moveset is very inconvenient, their attack speed is low, and their damage is low. Despite this, the pickaxe can be used in a critical situation, in the absence of a good blade.
| Rarity | Damage | Strength | Required Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
Regular pickaxe |
1 (3 by stone) | 45 | Wood×5 |
Unusual pickaxe |
2 (6 on rocks) | 75 | Stick out root vine× 3 Bone×3 |
Rare pickaxe |
3 (9 on rocks) | 205 | Stick out Sand Claw× 3 |
Epic Pickaxe |
4 (12 on rocks) | 220 | Frosty Pine Stick×5 Obsidian block× 8 |
Axes
Axes deal unexpectedly high damage, but not as much as swords. In addition, their movement set is not as convenient as that of swords, but they are quite durable.
| Rarity | Damage | Strength | Required Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
Regular ax |
2 | 60 | Wood×5 Granite× 2 |
Unusual ax |
3 | 160 | Bone×3 Wooden stick×3 |
Rare ax |
5 | 175 | Faceted amber× 5 Stick out root vine× 3 |
Epic Ax |
7 | 295 | Copper ingot× 3 Stick out root vine× 3 |
Swords
Swords are the only weapons specifically designed for close combat. The moveset includes several quick area attacks, so you can injure several enemies at once with 1 hit. Deal the most damage in melee combat.
| Rarity | Damage | Strength | Required Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
Short sword (regular) |
3 | 45 | Wooden stick×5 |
Long Sword (Uncommon) |
5 | 125 | Stick out root vine× 5 |
Long Sword (Rare) |
7 | 130 | Copper ingot× 12 |
Long Sword (Epic) |
9 | 225 | Iron ingot×12 |
Crossbows
Crossbows have very high damage and allow you to shoot from a long distance, but consume arrows. Despite being a more resource-dependent weapon than a sword, it allows you to keep your distance from the enemy and thus take less damage. When shooting from a crossbow, the player also does not lose much in mobility: he can still jump and dodge. The most effective tactics murders are worse The game involves the use of a crossbow.
| Rarity | Damage | Strength | Required Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
Regular crossbow |
5 | 30 | Wooden stick×5 Lace×1 |
Unusual crossbow |
7 | 80 | Stick out root vine× 8 Becheva×1 |
Rare crossbow |
10 | Stick out cactus× 8 Becheva×1 |
|
Epic Crossbow |
14 | Frosty Pine Stick×8 Becheva×1 Iron ingot×3 |
Hunting daggers
Short blades that cause critical damage when struck from the back. The blade of the dagger is very short and will not allow you to keep your distance. To unlock the potential of a weapon, you must always try to stay behind the enemy's back. What the dagger lacks in offensive power compared to a sword, it makes up for with high attack speed. It is also great for covertly clearing enemy camps: in the game you can duck down on the C button (PC version).
| Rarity | Damage | Required Resources |
|---|---|---|
Hunting Dagger (regular) |
2 | Granite ×6 Bone ×4 |
Hunting Dagger (Uncommon) |
3 | Marble ×6 Faceted amber ×4 |
Hunting Dagger (rare) |
4 | Obsidian block ×6 Faceted Ruby ×4 |
Hunting Dagger (Epic) |
5 | Malachite block ×6 Faceted sapphire ×4 |
Throwing weapons
So far, the game features 1 type of throwing weapon - dynamite, which explodes a few seconds after ignition. Dynamite deals high damage, but due to the delayed explosion it is not a very accurate weapon, because mobile enemies can easily run away from the landing site of the projectile.
| Rarity | Damage | Strength | Required Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
Dynamite |
16 | Disposable | Stick out root vine× 3 Powder×1 |
How to repair weapons in LEGO Fortnite
Currently, the game does not provide mechanics for repairing weapons: no NPC or building will replenish the durability bar of a worn-out sword or crossbow. Previously existed a bug, within which it was possible to put worn-out equipment in chest and break it, after which the objects falling out of it became as good as new. The error has now been officially fixed, so this method no longer works.
We hope this guide helped you learn about all the types of weapons in LEGO Fortnite and how to get them. Please leave any questions or thoughts about equipment, weapon crafting, or other game mechanics at comments. In the special section, read other guides on LEGO Fortnite.
