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Broken Blade
April 17, 2026 at 08:59 AM
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Broken Blade is a common saber in Windrose. The base published card uses 90 ATK, 190 Slash damage, and Agility scaling.
Variant | Type | ATK | Damage | Listed Scaling | Stack Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Common | Melee Weapon | 90 | 190 Slash | Agility (C) | 1 |
The current public page does not list a direct craft recipe for this weapon.
The current public pages also say this weapon is not bought or sold by vendors.
No known loot source is listed on the current public pages.
Variant | Vendor Trade | Guaranteed Loot | Other Listed Loot |
|---|---|---|---|
Common | Not bought or sold by vendors. | No guaranteed loot row listed. | No known loot source listed. |
Weapons - the full current live weapon overview
Sabers - the current saber roster
Weaponsmith Workshop - the station used for most weapon crafting and upgrades
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Rarity | Common (grey) |
Type | 1-handed Saber |
Base Damage | 90 Slash |
Scaling | Agility, Grade C |
Special Effect | None (Common rarity) |
Upgradeable | Low-benefit (Common items gain minimal stats from upgrades) |
Ascendable | No (Common cannot ascend) |
Broken Blade is already equipped when the player wakes up on the starting island after the prologue ambush. There is no crafting recipe, no drop table, and no vendor that sells a replacement Broken Blade once the original is lost.
The Broken Blade is the starting-island tutorial weapon. It exists to teach combat basics (light attacks, heavy attacks, stamina management, dodge) before the player has access to any crafted weapons. Most players use it for the first 30 to 60 minutes of play, until a Saber or other Uncommon weapon becomes craftable at the Weaponsmith Workshop (7 Copper Ingot + 2 Rough Hide).
Broken Blade is explicitly positioned as the "embarrassing starting point of the game's largest weapon family (sabers), stretching from this humble beginning all the way up to rare weapons" per community guides. Its 90 base damage and Grade C scaling make it markedly weaker than even the Uncommon Saber (100 base, Grade B). Replacing it is the single most impactful early-game upgrade.
Saber — first upgrade target
Sabers — full saber roster
Rarity System — why Common items don't ascend
Islander Quest — the tutorial that teaches combat with this weapon
