If you want to crack skulls with massive warhammers or sneak in crits with dual blades inTainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, you’ll need powerful weapons to do it.Weapons in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalondon’t just deal damage, they shape strategy with abilities, exploit enemy weaknesses with debuffs, and buff your chosen playstyle.

We’ve scoured the Grail’s depths, quests, and secrets to highlight the very best gear for late-game domination. Expect devastating two-handed combos, precision one-handers for burst damage, and bows that punch above their weight.

Rime Bow

The Rime Bow is an excellent endgame pick forfrost-based buildsor any player looking to control the battlefield with status effects. Its core mechanic appliesChilled on hit, slowing enemy movement and attack speed by 50 percent. Fully stacked, itconverts to Frozen, locking enemies in place and making them take 100 percent increased damage when shattered. With a base damage of 36–40 andmodest stat requirements(ten Dexterity, four Perception, seven Practicality), it’s a versatile bow that fits perfectly into most endgame archer builds.

How To Find The Rime Bow

you may find the Rime Bow deep within the Forlorn Swords, justsouth of the Gunnvaldr Villagefast travel point. Headpast the massive skeletal armand into the Gunnvaldr Stronghold. After climbing several staircases and crossing a few wooden bridges, you’ll discover the bow lying on a stone floorbeside a corpsenear the ridge. Be cautious of theskeleton archersalong the parapets, as they can overwhelm you quickly if unprepared.

The Unstoppable

The Unstoppable is a powerhouse two-handed sword made forWarrior buildsthat eat stamina. With a base damage of 65–72 (scaling up to a massive 196–217), it alsorestores 50 Stamina on kill, letting you chain heavy attacks through mobs without losing momentum. This makes it a great choice for builds that cleave.

How To Find The Unstoppable

To find it, start from theVolker Villagefast travel point in the Forlorn Swords region. Head west to a wooden lift and ride it down. From there,move northeasttoward the cliffside just south of the Seat of the Elders. Look for a cave calledElevator Passbuilt into the stone wall. Once inside, head straight and turn left into the mineshaft. At the end, you’ll find ahalf-buried chestcontaining The Unstoppable.

The Ashen Vow

The Ashen Vow is a devastating endgame shield built for frontline warriors who want more than just defense. Witheach successful block, the shield charges. After ten charges, a forward shove creates afiery explosionthat damages and Burns all nearby enemies. The passive Burn effect also dealstwo percent of an enemy’s max HPper second, making it brutal in prolonged fights. It offers 90 Block anddeals 28–36 damagewhen fully upgraded, turning it into both a shield and an offensive tool.

How To Find The Ashen Vow

To find The Ashen Vow,start at the Capitalfast travel point in the Forlorn Swords region. Cross the nearby stone bridge to the large circular elevator and take it up to thesecond floor. Walk toward the stairs, but before reaching them,turn leftand hop over a snowy, rocky ledge. From this higher vantage, you’ll see asunken square stonesection and a broken pillar below. In theupper right cornerof that area, you’ll find a chest buried in the dirt. Dig it up to claim this explosive shield.

Frostblade And Inferno Blade

We’re pairing theInferno Blade and Frostbladebecause they’re designed to be used together. They are a deadly one-two combo,dealing 110 percent damageif equipped with their opposing elemental sword. These blades are excellent for spellblades or pure bruisers. Both blades deal 20-26 (37-44) damage, and inflict a portion of that damage asFire or Cold.

How To Find The Frostblade And Inferno Blade

In Cuanacht, fromThe Swamps fast travel, head a few steps north, and you’ll see a bonfire.Cindermarr the Firebringerwill be standing there. The Inferno Blade can be looted off of him after killing him. For the Frostblade, go to theCuanact Main Squarefast travel pillar. Head south out of town along the road. When you see a fork in the road,go left. At the bend, head east off-road, and you’ll come across theDerelict Amphitheater. Nivera the Chillheart will be waiting inside. Defeat her and loot her corpse for the Frostblade.

Powerbow

The Powerbow lives up to its name, offering49–52 base damageand the ability to pierce through targets, making it one of the strongest and most versatile bows in the game. With modest requirements ofsix Strength and six Dexterity, it’s accessible to a variety of builds.

It’s especially deadly in enemy-dense dungeons where positioning and piercing can tear through them.

How To Find The Powerbow

To acquire the Powerbow, fast travel to theCuanacht Plains waypointand follow the road south. Look for a set ofstone archwayson your right, pass beneath them, then turn right again to squeeze between a large stone outcrop and the broken remains of a house. Just ahead, you’ll findKestrel the Piercerand her minions gathered by another ruin. Take her down and loot her body to claim the Powerbow.

Arondight

Arondight is one of thestrongest two-handed swordsin the game. With a damage range of 76–85 and a passive that increases physical damage by up to200 percent based on missing health,this blade is made for players who love to live dangerously. It rewards aggressive gameplay and synergizes perfectly with builds that focus on stamina dumping, healing through damage, or sustaining through burst windows.

How To Find The Arondight

You can obtain Arondight surprisingly early inAct One, and it remains viable all the way through endgame content. To get it, start at theTomb of Lancelot, located in the southeast section of Horns of the South, specifically on the south side of aruined island fortress. Progress through the tomb and interact with Lancelot himself. Completing his associated questline will reward you with this blade.

Quiet Death

Quiet Death lives up to its name with one of thehighest backstab bonusesin the game, dealing a whopping +200 percent additional backstab damage. With35–38 base damageand a lightweight 0.6 weight, this one-handed dagger is ideal forstealth builds. It costs only 16 SP to use, making it a great pick for stamina attacks.

How To Find Quiet Death

To get your hands on Quiet Death, head to theCrossroads fast travel pointin Forlorn Swords. Take the eastern path past the Shrine of Bear,cross a wooden bridge, and continue through a set of stone arches. Once you reach a large stone hand statue,veer leftand follow the curving path until you find a cave called the Shrine Cellars. Enter, progress until youreach metal bars, then turn left and drop into a hole. Head through thesquare tunnel, curve right, and follow the high path to a chest containing Quiet Death.

Galahad’s Mace is a brutal endgame two-hander. It deals 49–52 base damage and scales up impressively with104–110 additional damage. What sets it apart is its burn effect,inflicting 50 Burn on hit, melting through health bars even after your swing is done. With relatively modest requirements (nine Strength and three Spirituality), it’s more accessible than most end-game weapons.

This mace drops from Sir Galahad himself, found in theTomb of Sir Galahad. Starting at the Volker Village fast travel point in Forlorn Swords,ride the nearby lift downand follow the northern path until you spot a rocky slope to your left. Climb up to the tomb entrancein the cliffsideand enter the Tomb of Sir Galahad. Inside, take a left through an archway, then hug the right-hand path through the ruins until you reachthe final chamber. Galahad is a tough fight, but defeating him nets you both his powerful mace and his unique armor set.