All 24 Be The Final Boss weapons ranked S to D, with the in-game damage bonus, rarity, and coin price where observed.
Last updated: 2026-09-19
All 24 weapons cross-checked against gameplay footage.
Monolith Greatsword, Infernal Greataxe, Steel Colossus, Obsidian Executioner
Voidweaver Pincer, Obsidian Cleaver, Runic Shadowblade, Warlord Axe, Silverwind Glaive
Glacial Greatsword, Colossal Morningstar, Phantom Glaive, Hollowed Buster, Ironclad Morningstar, Bloodbone Pike, Onyx Broadsword, Crescent Axe
Reinforced Halberd, Gilded Longsword, Cobalt Edge, Vanguard Axe
Iron Sword, Steel Broadsword, Obsidian Kanabo
Every weapon in Be The Final Boss with its damage bonus, community tier, rarity, and coin price where a panel screenshot confirmed it.
| Weapon | Tier | DMG | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Iron Sword UnverifiedThe free starter weapon. Very low damage — replace it as soon as anything else is affordable. | D | +30 | — | — |
Steel Broadsword UnverifiedA reliable first upgrade from the starter sword with balanced handling; the basic stats fall off quickly. | D | +45 | Uncommon | 10 |
Reinforced Halberd UnverifiedGood reach and durability for early waves, held back by slow attacks; replace it once stronger swords unlock. | C | +70 | Uncommon | 400 |
Gilded Longsword UnverifiedIts damage upgrades give a real power spike early, but it still needs replacing by Obsidian-tier weapons. | C | +90 | Rare | 1,000 |
Obsidian Kanabo UnverifiedHits hard but is too heavy and slow, and costs a lot to fully upgrade for what it delivers. | D | +120 | Rare | 2,000 |
Glacial Greatsword UnverifiedStrong cleave with freeze effects and solid mid-to-late scaling; the slower swings demand better positioning. | B | +160 | Rare | 5,000 |
Colossal Morningstar UnverifiedMassive area damage and heavy hits for crowd control, held back by slow swings and a high upgrade cost. | B | +210 | Rare | 15,000 |
Phantom Glaive UnverifiedSafe damage from behind the line with fast sweeps, but noticeably less raw power than endgame weapons. | B | +280 | Epic | 50,000 |
Hollowed Buster UnverifiedHigh burst on single targets, but weaker against dense waves and needs heavier investment. | B | +350 | Epic | 150.0K |
Ironclad Morningstar UnverifiedHeavy hits suited to players willing to trade safety for damage; slow and expensive to fully upgrade. | B | +435 | Epic | 500.0K |
Cobalt Edge UnverifiedDecent speed and damage for mid-game progression, though the stats stay average overall. | C | +520 | — | — |
Voidweaver Pincer UnverifiedLate-game option with unique Void effects, good for bursting down elite boss heroes. | A | +620 | — | — |
Obsidian Cleaver UnverifiedHigh damage with strong cleave for groups, and a good upgrade path into the late game. | A | +720 | — | — |
Vanguard Axe UnverifiedSolid early damage and reach, but higher-tier weapons outscale it quickly. | C | +840 | — | — |
Bloodbone Pike UnverifiedGood poke reach and respectable damage, though it stays niche next to wide-area weapons. | B | +960 | — | — |
Onyx Broadsword UnverifiedA decent all-rounder in damage and handling — better treated as a stepping stone than a final pick. | B | +1,110 | — | — |
Crescent Axe UnverifiedBalanced damage and speed that carries the mid game, but gets outclassed once Obsidian-tier weapons unlock. | B | +1,260 | — | — |
Runic Shadowblade UnverifiedFaster swings with added effects — suits players who prefer quick strikes and staying mobile. | A | +1,460 | — | — |
Monolith Greatsword UnverifiedBig damage with the reach to help your frontline, making it a reliable all-rounder for both farming and plugging leaks. | S | +1,660 | — | — |
Infernal Greataxe UnverifiedStrong area and single-target damage from its Infernal hits — good for burning down grouped heroes. | S | +1,930 | — | — |
Steel Colossus UnverifiedHigh raw damage that serves as the stepping stone into the top-tier weapons; scales best with unit support behind it. | S | +2,200 | — | — |
Warlord Axe UnverifiedHeavy hitter for mid-to-late waves with good crowd control alongside your frontline. | A | +2,550 | — | — |
Silverwind Glaive UnverifiedGood reach and sweeping attacks that let you clear waves from a safer position behind your units. | A | +2,900 | Secret | 3.0B |
Obsidian Executioner UnverifiedHighest damage bonus in the game and the definitive endgame pick for clearing late waves and finishing heroes that slip past your line. | S | +3,400 | — | — |
DMG values are the in-game weapons panel bonus, read from gameplay footage, and are listed in unlock order. The S-D tier is a third-party community ranking that weighs swing speed, reach, and upgrade cost rather than raw damage, which is why it does not track the DMG column — Obsidian Kanabo ranks D despite out-damaging every C-tier weapon, for example. Rarity and coin price are only filled in where a panel screenshot confirmed them.
Weapons unlock through the Personal branch of the skill tree. Each weapon adds Boss Attack damage — they do not buff your minions. Tier ranks reflect community value per coin spent, not raw damage alone.
Prioritize cheap +DMG weapons you can afford after Population and Coin Income nodes. Obsidian Kanabo ranks D-tier despite high raw damage because its coin cost per point of DPS is poor early on. Unlock the first affordable weapon and test it on the boss wave that stopped you.
Invest in reach and swing speed before chasing S-tier names. Weapons with confirmed rarity and tier notes in the table below show which picks the community rates A or S. Compare weapon DPS against your unit DPS — if minions do most damage, delay expensive weapons.
S-tier weapons like those in the top row of the tier summary become worth the coin cost when boss waves outlast your frontline. Pair weapon upgrades with skill tree Boss Attack nodes and test one change per run using the Wave Planner.
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Advance the Personal branch of the skill tree. Each weapon node costs Coins and unlocks a specific Boss Attack weapon. Open the skill tree in-game to see current costs and prerequisites.
There is no single best weapon for every stage. Early on, buy the cheapest +DMG option after economy nodes. Late game, target S-tier weapons in the table — community rankings weigh damage per coin, not raw numbers alone.
No. Weapons only increase your Boss character's attack damage. Minion DPS comes from unit levels, mutations, and Unit Damage skill tree nodes.
Tier ranks factor in coin cost, reach, swing speed, and community testing — not just the damage number on the card. A weapon can show high +DMG but rank low if it costs disproportionately more than alternatives.
Units and skill tree nodes usually pay off first because they scale every wave. Upgrade weapons when boss waves specifically outlast your frontline — use the Wave Planner to compare Boss Attack investment against another unit slot.
