CÓDIGO VENA – Weapons and Blood Veils Breakdown Guide

Weapons Overview

Base weapon stats are assumed for the comparison tables. +10 upgrades without reinforcement will always double the base damage.

It’s important to note that when comparing weapons in the same category, their damage values shouldn’t be the only thing you’re looking at. Some weapons may have different attack animations and can therefore be faster or slower at dealing damage, and some may weigh too much, which can limit your setup. Además, they may offer an additional buff when using their charged strong attack. Keep these things in mind and make sure to test them out to see how they fare in practice.

One-Handed Swords

Greatswords

alabardas

Hammers

Bayonets

The damage stats for bayonets should be taken with a grain of salt. Even though it accurately reflects what their melee damage will look like, each bayonet has different damage multipliers for their projectiles and could look deceivingly weak at a glance.

Blood Veils Overview

Base blood veil stats are assumed for the comparison tables. +10 upgrades without reinforcement will always double the base gifts stats. Some of the blood veil’s stats have been left out because those stats (such as strength) only affects drain attacks, not weapon damage.

For parrying, the four blood veils can be ordered from fastest to slowest in activation timing as such: Ogro > Sabueso > Hiedra > Aguijón.

In exchange for Ivy and Stinger veils being noticeably slower to activate than Ogre and Hound veils, they get a longer parry window, and their drain attacks have a farther reach.

Ogre-Type

Hound-Type

Stinger-Type

Ivy-Type