Update on February 15th, 2026: The Solo Hunters Weapons Tier List has been updated to include the latest changes from the Solo Hunters Raid Update, including the brand-new Mythic weapon, The Knight’s Edge. It’s insanely strong and immediately jumps straight into S tier.
Wondering which weapon truly stands above the rest in Solo Hunters? This Roblox action RPG offers a solid variety of mythic weapons to experiment with, but not all of them perform at the same level. If you’re planning to push into tougher late-game Gates, you’ll need to spend your Scrolls and Powercells wisely and invest only in top-tier options. With that in mind, here’s my definitive Solo Hunters Weapons Tier List for the Raid Update.
Ultimate Solo Hunters Weapons Tier List
Before we jump to the tier list, it should be noted that the game is still in early release, meaning that many things are bound to change. As of now, many parts of the game are rather easy to complete, and most early and mid-game weapons will be more than good enough to run through these challenges.
NOTE: This list only includes Mythic weapons. There are other weapons (Legendary, Epic, etc.), but they are clearly weaker compared to Mythic weapons, and thus we opted not to include them. The list is predominantly focused on end-gate content, as most early- and mid-game gates are quite easy to beat.
Solo Hunters Weapon Tier List
⇓ META WEAPONS ⇓
Shadow Scythe
Thunder Axe
Dual Daggers
Knights Edge
⇓ GREAT WEAPONS ⇓
Carmsei Katana
Venom Fang
⇓ DECENT WEAPONS ⇓
King's Trident
⇓ WEAK WEAPONS ⇓
Link Sword
Solo Hunters Mythic Weapons Evaluation & Locations
Now that you’ve seen how each weapon ranks, let’s take a closer look at what actually puts them there. Below, I break down the strengths and weaknesses of every weapon, explain how they perform in practice, and clarify the reasoning behind their placement in the tier list.
Keep in mind that the game is currently in early access, which means balance adjustments are inevitable. As new patches roll out and numbers shift, some weapons may rise or fall in viability, and this tier list will evolve accordingly. For now, here’s a detailed evaluation of every weapon and how it fits into the current meta.
S Tier Weapons - Best in the Current Meta
| Weapon & Location | Evaluation |
|---|---|
 Knight’s Edge Location: Cursed Commander | Pros: • Knight’s Edge has the highest-damage skill in the game currently (C skill). • Perfect for nuking dungein bosses. • Solid range and base (M1) damage. • Skills have I-frames. Cons: • The C skill has a relatively long charge period. |
 Dual Dagger Location: Spider Cave and Summon Power | Pros: • The Dual Dagger is the fastest weapon in Solo Hunters (insanely fast attack cooldown) • Very high DPS • Immortals is one of the best sustainability skills • It can pull mobs towards you Cons: • Short range |
 Shadow Scythe Location: Summon Power | Pros: • The Shadow Scythe has the highest M1 damage in Solo Hunters • Basic attack hits several targets in a cone in front of you • Several abilities have I-frames • It's great for farming end-game gates Cons: • A bit slower compared to the Dual Dagger |
 Thunder Axe Location: Jungle | Pros: • The Thunder Axe has phenomenal range for the damage it deals • The R skill is perfect for wave clearing, with its massive range and huge straight-line AoE swing. • I-frame on the R skill Cons: • It lacks sustainability, as other skills don't have an I-frame, making it not as good for end-game gate clearing |
A Tier Weapons - Great but Not the Best
| Weapon & Location | Evaluation |
|---|---|
 Carmsei Katana Location: Desert | Pros: • Carmsei Katana's C skill is perfect for boss fights, due to its long range and the way it deals damage at the end of attack range. • Katana's R skill has solid damage and nice AoE, making it great for clearing mobs. • Very fast cooldown on both M1 and skills Cons: • Not as good raw damage output compared to S-Tier weapons |
 Venom Fang Location: Subway | Pros: • Venom Fang's C skill has the highest weapon skill damage in Solo Hunters. • Solid AoE damage on R and F skills. Cons: • A rather short range on all skills • M1 damage is not quite good compared to weapons in the tier above |
B Tier Weapons - Solid But Clearly Outclassed
| Weapon & Location | Evaluation |
|---|---|
 King's Trident Location: Snow Forest | Pros: • The King's Trident is the highest-range weapon in Solo Hunters • The F skill has a solid cooldown • It can dish out massive damage, but at a very narrow area (small hitbox) The C skill comes with an I-frame and deals a lot of damage, but it's kinda clunky. Cons: • In general, despite its solid range and damage, the weapon's playstyle is currently not suited for end-game gates. |
C Tier Weapons - Just Not Good For End-Game
| Weapon & Location | Evaluation |
|---|---|
 Link Sword Location: Cave | Cons: • The worst weapon out of all Mythic weapons • Very short range • Weak damage • Almost on par with weapons of lower rarity |
Solo Hunters Weapons FAQ
There are currently seven Mythic weapons as of January 2026.
The best weapons are the Dual Daggers and the Shadow Scythe. Which one you prefer depends entirely on your playstyle.
The King's Trident has an extremly long range for a melee weapon.
When it comes to raw damage, Venom Fang's C skill has by far the highest raw damage.
The Dual Daggers are the fastest weapon in the game, having an extremely fast cooldown on both M1 and skills.
And with that, my Solo Hunters Weapon Tier List has come to an end. Keep in mind that the game has just launched in Early Access, meaning changes to its systems (including stats) are likely to be introduced in future updates. It goes without saying, but I’ll immediately update this guide to reflect any such changes.
In the meantime, be sure to check out our Solo Hunters Beginner’s Guide, and follow us for more guides, codes, and news about everything Roblox.
Nikola is a Senior Staff Writer at Pro Game Guides with over 13 years of experience in gaming journalism. He has been playing video games since his father bought him an NES and a Sega Mega Drive in the early 1990s. Over the years, he has mainly become a PC gamer with a love for narrative-driven RPGs, real-time strategy games, and psychological/survival horror titles. Still, he enjoys any game that’s worth his time.