A weapon forged by a legendary Shu swordsmith.

The blade features a flaming pattern resembling a mountain range, with the peaks highlighted in white—akin to frozen summits. Thus, it bears the name Cloudfrost’s Edge.

Bai Tingzhao received this sword from the nobles while serving as the town mayor, and it has since become a treasured heirloom of the Bai family.

You will receive this weapon right at the start of the game, when you exit the cave.

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A weapon forged by the Taoists of Zhenwu Temple to quell demons. It later fell into the hands of rebels who looted the temple.

The thick blade houses a mechanism that allows liquid flames to flow along its grooves and burst into life upon striking, incinerating everything it touches.

By using Temperance to heat the blade further, the flames can unleash gouts of fire to scorch nearby enemies.

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Li Dingo’s blade, gifted by a tribal chieftain during their visit to the rebels.

The spine is coated in red mercury, while the handle bears a gilded pattern forged using an ancient method.

The serpent is said to transform into a dragon after a thousand years. Yet, the loyal servant seeks no transcendence.

Ferry Overlook: Speak to Li Dango, then rest at the shrine after talking to him. The weapons will appear where he was standing. If he becomes maddened on your playthrough, you will need to defeat him to have him drop it. Check out our complete guide to Li Dango’s quest, including how to prevent him from becoming hostile.

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A relic left behind by the Shu ancients in the Shu Sanctum.

Once shattered, it was reforged and strung together in segments, allowing it to extend and strike like a whip.

With its weapon skill and unique attacks, it’s able to transform from a sword into an iron whip to gain greater range.

Mercury Workshop: From the shrine, go on the red path and head right. Take the next right to the platform the enemies are shooting at you from, and you’ll find the weapon in the corruption cloud

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A blade the rebels acquired while plundering the Tang Emperor’s Palace, the hilt of which features a jade carved into a dragon’s mouth.

The spine has been specially treated to resemble dragonscale patterns, greatly enhancing its durability and strength.

Legend has it this sword’s radiant light outshone the brilliance of the moon itself, earning it the name Moonlight Dragon.

Part of the Deluxe Edition DLC. Once purchased, the blade can be found in the in-game donation box.

If you prefer a defensive, parry-based gameplay style, the Longsword is a great option. Check out our Longsword Parry Build for a detailed guide on how to get the most out of it.