Elden Ring weapons: Best early weapon & all confirmed weapon types
Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC is almost upon us, which means there is going to be a raft of new weapons for the Tarnished to wield in the game.
FromSoftware’s Soulsborne epic is already stuffed with powerful swords and axes to make you feel more powerful in the face of imminent death, but additions in this department are always welcome.
But if you haven’t made it that far in the game, knowing where to begin with Elden Ring can be equally important. It refuses to hold your hand and leaves you to figure everything out on your own, which is why we have assembled a list of the best weapons to track down early on in your playthrough.
Follow this and we can ensure you will still be playing towards the end of the game too.
On top of that, we’ve also got a list of Smithing Stones that will help you upgrade your arsenal, which is vital as you progress deeper into Elden Ring.
Read on for a full guide to all of Elden Ring's myriad weapons.
There are 31 different weapon types in Elden Ring, so you should have plenty of options when it comes to building an arsenal to suit your playstyle.
The game has both ranged weapons and melee weapons, and it should be fairly easy to tell which is which once you've picked a few things up. There are also some good medium-range options such as whips and flails.
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Elden Ring’s first expansion, Shadow of the Erdtree, is set to drop on Friday 21st June 2024, and it will take place on an entirely different map to the base game.
It boasts a heap of supremely difficult enemies to overcome, and so naturally we’ll need a bunch of upgrades to our arsenal to aid our plight.
The DLC is set to introduce a raft of new weapon types that are not available in the original game, so read on for a list of what to expect.
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