Spear (above-average power, low speed, high area) – Does three frontal thrusts with the weapon the third attack has longer reach.Gauntlets (very low power, high speed, low area) – Has a multi-hit attack sequence/combo.Great Hammer (very high power, very low speed, high area) – The great hammer is comparable to the soul knife in terms of raw damage output and terrible speed, but it does a ground smash that can hit multiple enemies.Glaive (high power, low speed, high area) – Does to downward slashes followed by a frontal cone AoE swing.
Sickle (low power, average speed, low area) – Does four quick slashes then finishes up with a cross strike to damage those in front of you.Pickaxe (high power, low speed, low area) – Minecraft players’ favorite pickaxe only has a frontal overhead bash.Axe (average power, low speed, low area) – Has the same stats as the sword, but the third attack is a 360-degree spin for crowd-clearing.Mace (high power, low speed, low area) – Does two swings to the side before an overhead smash.Claymore (extremely high power, extremely low speed, high area) – Maxed out attack power, but with a weird three-hit combo (frontal cone slash, stab, overhead strike).Soul Knife (very high power, very low speed, low area) – The soul knife has only one attack animation, a frontal stab that does high damage.Daggers (very low power, very high speed, very low area) – The weapon has fast swiping attacks to compensate for the poor range.Cutlass (below-average power, average speed, average area) – Only swings from left to right, but the attacks are faster compared to the sword.Sword (average power, low speed, low area) – The first weapon type you’ll obtain does two swings and a quick stab on the third attack.
The same weapon types have similar stats, however, it’s likely they’ll have different enchantments that you can choose from: slower attacks), and area (AoE coverage for each swing). There are multiple types of melee weapons you can use in Minecraft Dungeons and they’re governed by three stats - power (damage), speed (faster vs.
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