#Death road to canada true katana plus#

Quick edit: the windstar from the anime trader plus L*nk's wooden and metal boomerangs (or Valkyrie's hammer) make for very good support weapons but they require a lot of micromanagement to make sure that they don't accidentally get dropped or left behind. otaku katana (if I have enough for 2 for each support).cricket bat (breakable, but the best of the sports-bats).spine with skull attachment (very fast swing, great damage, but breakable makes it borderline tier 3).golden spear (dark/haunted mansion drop).golden dagger (dark/haunted mansion drop).I like 2x4s and nail boards in a pinch for this role.įor support characters (generally lower fitness and strength) Cavalry Saber - not a ton of cleaving but decent damage, good cooldown and very long reach.ULTIMATE LOG - causes too much fatigue for most normal characters to use, cooldown is very long.

Firelunk Greatsword (burning mansion/raging inferno) - sets all zombies on fire, which is a good and bad thing.

Claymore (available at your blade trader for 35 food).

MegaKnight Blade (from Ren Faire or dark/haunted mansion).

Dragonslayer (dark/haunted mansion drop).

Only going on weapons I have personally used: The common weapons I like for low-fitness characters are: Purse, Butcher's Cleaver, Golf Club, and Ninja Katana. For light weapons, I tend to go for either high knock back or multiple hits. I kinda lost steam, but you get the idea. Long Spear (I love this weapon, it's super cheap and can hit many zombies)įor strong and fit characters to use when clearing large swaths of zombie flesh. Tier 3: worth picking up in the early game, but find a replacement soon.įor halfway-fit characters to use normally, and for fit characters to use when conserving their energy. Tier 2: pretty good, and usually easy to findīutcher's Cleaver Tennis Racket Golf Club Ninja Katana Purse (surprisingly good) I recommend that you always carry at least one of the robust weapons, as a backup plan for when your (better) fragile weapon breaks Light Weaponsįor characters with low strength and fitness to use for their entire run. Silent guns are great on characters with low fitness/strength, because they can be used regularly without attracting zombies.Īs for Melee Weapons, I am going to add italic text for weapons that have a high break chance. In Made in Canada, a Canadian show that ran from 1998 to 2003, Sword of. Not in tier list: silent guns, because they are useful in a different situation from every other gun. Some take this and argue further, stating that the point was that death looms. Pistol < Rifle ≤ lvl2 Pistols < Shotgun < other lvl2 guns = lvl3 pistols < other lvl3 guns. One thing to know when looking at the Weapon Stats is: Power and Extra Hits are the best stats. There are many metrics here, one is 'common to find' and one is 'worth carrying.' Anything I don't list here is either trash (only pick it up if the alternative is unarmed) or so rare that you'll recognize its awesomeness the first time you see it.

Death road to canada true katana