Overview
The Bekker Hammer is a one-handed hammer in Crimson Desert with 12 attack power, putting it a step above the Balton Hammer in terms of raw damage. It belongs to the one-handed weapons category and can be crafted using the same basic materials as other early-game weapons. The Bekker name appears across several weapon types in Crimson Desert (including the Bekker Bow, Bekker Dagger, and Bekker Musket), suggesting it originates from a specific smithing tradition or region within Pywel.
Like other hammers, the Bekker Hammer trades speed for impact. Its swings are deliberate, and each hit carries enough weight to stagger enemies and interrupt their actions. This makes it a natural fit for players who prefer a measured, punishing combat rhythm over the rapid strikes of rapiers or daggers.
Stats
Stat | Value |
|---|---|
Attack Power | 12 |
+0 | |
Core Slots | 3 |
10 | |
Sell Price | 58 Copper |
Three core slots allow for Abyss Gear customization, letting you tailor the hammer's passive effects to your build. Refinement across ten levels boosts attack power further, with early levels costing only basic ores and Silver.
How to Obtain
Crafting
The Bekker Hammer is craftable at any blacksmith. Its recipe is included in the One-Handed Weapons Volume 1 crafting book, sold by Rhett at the Hernand Equipment Shop. Examine the book after purchasing it to unlock the recipe at the forge.
Required materials:
Iron Ore x5
Copper Ore x2
The crafting cost is identical to the Balton Hammer and several other Volume 1 weapons, so the choice between them comes down to which stats and weapon handling you prefer.
Comparison with Other Hammers
Weapon | Attack | Bonus | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
10 | Crit Lv. 1 | Crafted | |
12 | None | Crafted | |
12 | Crit Lv. 1 | Purchased |
The Bekker Hammer matches the Thalwynd Hammer's attack power but lacks a secondary stat bonus. However, its crafting cost is lower, making it a practical option when you want raw power without spending extra Silver at a merchant.
Combat Tips
The Bekker Hammer is a direct damage upgrade from the Balton Hammer with the same materials. If you already have the crafting book, there is little reason to stick with the Balton version
Hammer attacks shine against armored enemies and bosses with super-armor phases. The stagger from blunt hits can create openings that lighter weapons cannot
Slot Abyss Gear that adds critical hit chance or attack speed to offset the hammer's natural weaknesses
Consider carrying a Bekker Dagger as a secondary weapon to maintain the Bekker equipment theme while covering the hammer's speed gap