Grasping Moon

Overview

Grasping Moon is a two-handed spear in Crimson Desert. It is classified as an Epic-grade weapon with a base Attack of 6.

As a two-handed weapon, this spear requires both hands to wield, preventing the use of an off-hand item. Two-handed weapons compensate with higher damage output and wider attack arcs compared to their one-handed counterparts.

Stats

Enhancement Levels

Grasping Moon can be enhanced from +0 to +10 through the refining system. Each enhancement level increases the weapon's Attack stat.

Crafting Recipe

Grasping Moon can be crafted and enhanced using the following materials:

How to Obtain

This Epic-grade weapon can be obtained through various means including quest rewards, merchant purchases, enemy drops, and treasure chests found throughout Pywel.

Enhanced versions of this weapon can be crafted at a workbench using the materials listed in the crafting recipe table above.

Combat Tips

At maximum enhancement, Grasping Moon reaches an Attack value of 38, making it one of the stronger options in its category. Investing refinement materials early can pay dividends throughout the mid and late game.

Spears excel at maintaining distance from enemies. Use thrust attacks to poke enemies while staying outside their melee range. Sweeping attacks can catch groups of enemies, but be careful not to overcommit against fast opponents.

As a two-handed weapon, this spear prevents the use of off-hand equipment. Consider your build and playstyle carefully when choosing between the higher damage of two-handed weapons and the versatility of one-handed options with shields or dual-wielding.

The Grasping Moon is one of three Moon weapons, each tied to a different element and Half Moon Slash gear. The other two are the Circling Moon and the Diverging Moon. All three gears can be extracted at a Witch vendor and embedded onto a single weapon.

When all three Moon Slash gears are combined on one weapon, they create a devastating crossover effect that shoots ice, fire, and electric sonic booms simultaneously. The attacks alternate between elements, providing excellent AoE coverage and elemental synergy. This combination works particularly well on fast one-handed weapons where the attack speed allows rapid chaining of the elemental projectiles.

See Also

• Two-Handed Weapons - All two-handed weapon types

• Halberds - Hybrid polearm weapons

• Banner Pikes - Faction polearm weapons

• Weapons and Equipment - Full weapons overview

• Combat System - Guide to combat mechanics

• Refining System - Weapon upgrade guide