Looking for a complete list of Blue Protocol weapons? Well, you’re in the right place. In this guide, we round up all of the weapons that you can wield in the open world RPG. We’ll also help you determine which …
Looking for a complete list of Blue Protocol weapons? Well, you’re in the right place. In this guide, we round up all of the weapons that you can wield in the open world RPG. We’ll also help you determine which weapon to use based on your preferred play style in similar games.
Blue Protocol is an upcoming (unless you live in Japan!) open world RPG. You pick a class, which come complete with different weapon options (hence this guide!) and explore a huge world, battling enemies, levelling up, and generally doing RPG things.
You can learn more about it on the official site. We’ve also put together a Blue Protocol class tier list and how to get a mount in Blue Protocol.
Now, let’s take a look at the various different Blue Protocol weapons you can wield.
The Sword and Shield is wielded by the blade warden class, and focuses on defense over offense. You can block attacks, protect your allies, and dish out damage with your sword when needed.
An axe is a mighty weapon, but even more mighty is two of them. That’s the idea behind the dual axes, wielded by the Twin Striker. If you like dishing enormous damage from melee range, pick these weapons.
Like picking apart enemies from a distance? The bow is the weapon for you, wielded by the Keen Strider. This weapon also has support options, so is pretty versatile.
The caster’s choice. The Spell Weaver wields the staff, and can support their allies as well as dish out insane damage. If the caster’s life is for you, go ahead and pick the staff.
Much like the dual axes, the hammer is all about dealing enormous damage from close range. The only difference here is that you can stand back a bit from battle if you feel a bit cautious.
Now, let’s take a look at various different questions you may have about Blue Protocol or weapons in general.
It’s an open world action RPG that sees you picking a class and heading out to explore. You battle enemies, level up, and improve your character over time.
Weapons are the items you wield to dish out the damage against your opponents. They come in a variety of forms (listed above) and can deal damage, support, and more.
We can’t confirm this 100% until the game launches proper, but it looks like each weapon is restricted by class. That means that only a Spell Weaver can equip a staff, and a Twin Striker can only use dual axes.
