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Thalwynd Warhammer - Version 10 vs Version 11
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Standardized "Base Attack" → "Attack Power" in stat table
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11Overview22The Thalwynd Warhammer is a two-handed weapon in Crimson Desert designed for heavy melee combat. It takes its name from the Thalwynd region and carries 16 base attack power with no secondary stat bonuses. This makes it a pure damage warhammer that rewards straightforward, aggressive play. The weapon is restricted to Oongka and sits alongside the Bonepit Warhammer as one of two 16-attack warhammers available through crafting.44Thalwynd equipment in general reflects a sturdy, no-nonsense crafting tradition. The warhammer follows that pattern: a heavy head on a long shaft, built for one purpose. There is no ornamental flair or exotic design, just a functional weapon that hits hard and breaks things.77Stats99StatValueAttack Power16Attack Speed+0Critical Hit Chance+0Refinement10 levelsAbyss Core Slots5Sell Price2.74 Silver CoinsCharacter RestrictionOongka only11-QuestLog Stats11+Stats1212The following stats are sourced from QuestLog database records for Thalwynd Warhammer.13+The following stats are.1414AttributeValueWeapon TypeTwo-Handed WarhammerGradeRare (Blue)Attack Power6Attack (+0)17Attack (+10)451616Enhancement Levels1717Level+0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10Attack17192123252831343740451919How to Obtain2020The Thalwynd Warhammer can be crafted at a Blacksmith using the following materials:21+The Thalwynd Warhammer can be crafted at a Blacksmith using the following materials2222MaterialQuantityIron Ore10Copper Ore324-A weapon crafting book containing this recipe must be learned first. Crafting books can be found through exploration of Pywel, stolen from certain locations (a mask may be needed), or purchased from merchants. The weapon may also be available at Equipment Shops in Thalwynd-area settlements.24+A weapon crafting book containing this recipe must be learned first. Crafting books can be found through exploration of Pywelstolen from certain locations (a mask may be needed), or purchased from merchants. The weapon may also be available at Equipment Shops in Thalwynd-area settlements.2525Combat Notes2727The Thalwynd Warhammer shares its stat line (16 attack, no secondary bonuses) with the Bonepit Warhammer. In terms of raw performance, the two weapons are functionally identical. The choice between them comes down to availability and personal preference for regional aesthetics.2929As a warhammer, it uses the overhead slam moveset that concentrates force into a narrow impact zone. This is more effective for breaking through enemy shields and poise than the wider swings of a greataxe, but covers less area per attack. Against single armored targets, warhammers outperform greataxes in stagger efficiency.3131The five Abyss Core slots provide full customization flexibility. Since the weapon has no built-in secondary stats, players can build it in any direction: crit, speed, raw attack, or defensive utility.32+The five Abyss Core slots provide full customization flexibility. Since the weapon has no built-in secondary statsplayers can build it in any direction: crit, speed, raw attack, or defensive utility.3333Refinement3535The Thalwynd Warhammer supports 10 refinement levels at a Blacksmith. Refinement increases the base attack value using materials from mining and gathering. The cost scales with each tier, and the weapon's straightforward stat profile means refinement provides a direct, linear damage increase without any complex interactions.3737Tips3939The Thalwynd Warhammer and Bonepit Warhammer are statistically identical at 16 attack with no secondary bonuses. Craft whichever recipe you unlock first.Warhammers are strong against armored enemies. If you are heading into an area with heavily shielded foes, switch to this weapon for its poise-breaking overhead slams.Since there are no built-in secondary stats, you can fully customize the weapon's identity through Abyss Core selection. Try stacking attack speed cores to offset the warhammer's naturally slow swing rate.
