Overview
The Furious Waves Gauntlet is a Legendary-grade weapon in Crimson Desert with a base Attack Power of 28. Gauntlets are heavy armored fist weapons that deliver devastating close-range punches. With 28 Attack Power, this is one of the highest-damage one-handed weapons in the game, though its specialized nature means it handles very differently from conventional melee weapons.
The Furious Waves Gauntlet is the weapon of choice for Sir Catfish, a notable character in the world of Crimson Desert. The name "Furious Waves" evokes the relentless, crashing power of ocean currents, and the gauntlet's combat style reflects this with rapid, flowing strike patterns that overwhelm opponents at close range.
Stats
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Weapon Type | Gauntlet |
Grade | Legendary |
Attack Power | 28 |
Price | 4,860 Silver |
How to Obtain
As a Legendary-grade weapon with a price of 4,860 Silver, the Furious Waves Gauntlet is a high-tier piece of equipment. Gauntlets of this caliber are typically obtained through boss encounters, special quest rewards, or from elite merchants who stock rare combat gear. Players should look for opportunities in challenging content such as dungeons and world boss fights to acquire Legendary gauntlets.
Given that the Furious Waves Gauntlet is identified as Sir Catfish's weapon of choice, it may be connected to a specific encounter or quest involving this character. Players should investigate any leads related to Sir Catfish to learn how to obtain this gauntlet.
Lore
Sir Catfish is a figure whose title suggests both humor and danger. Despite the whimsical name, anyone wielding gauntlets with 28 Attack Power is a force to be reckoned with. The "Furious Waves" name ties the weapon to water and the sea, possibly connecting Sir Catfish to a coastal or riverine region of Pywel. The gauntlet channels the wielder's aggression into each strike, much like waves crashing against a shoreline with relentless force.
Combat Tips
With 28 Attack Power, the Furious Waves Gauntlet deals more raw damage per hit than the vast majority of one-handed weapons. This enormous power comes at the cost of range; gauntlets require Kliff to be in melee range of the target. Effective gauntlet play demands aggressive positioning and the willingness to stay in an enemy's face.
Gauntlets work best against enemies that can be staggered or interrupted by rapid strikes. Their fast attack animations allow players to land multiple hits in quick succession before dodging away. Against larger, slower enemies, a gauntlet build can punish recovery windows with devastating burst combos.
Consider pairing gauntlets with a shield for a balanced approach. Block incoming attacks, wait for an opening, and then unleash a flurry of punches. Alternatively, dual-wielding two gauntlets or mixing a gauntlet with a fast off-hand weapon maximizes offensive pressure at the expense of defensive options.