Greatsword of Fate |
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| Type | Greatsword |
| Weapon Durability | 100 / 100 |
| Total Weight | 13.8 |
| Attack Type | |
| Slash |  |
| Stab | |
| Adjust Abilities | |
| Physical ATK | 111 |
| Motivity | B |
| Technique | D |
| Advance | - |
Greatsword of Fate is a Weapon in Lies of P. Greatsword of Fate is a weapon set that consists of the following parts, Greatsword of Fate Blade and Greatsword of Fate Handle. In Lies of P, weapons are found as a single gear such as sabers, swords, knives, and even heavy, blunt weapons, each weapon you discover consists of a Blade and a Handle that can be dismantled and combined with other pieces to forge a unique weapon of your preference.
Where to Find Greatsword of Fate in Lies of P
- This is the default or starting weapon if you choose the Combat Memory: Path of the Sweeper: Strength
- It can also be purchased from the Wandering Merchant for 300 Ergo
Lies of P Greatsword of Fate Information
- Weapon Disassemblement: Can Disassemble
- Weapon Blade Part: Greatsword of Fate Blade
- Weapon Handle Part: Greatsword of Fate Handle
- Damage Reduction Rate while Guarding: 65.37
Lies of P Greatsword of Fate Fable Arts
- Link Slash (Blade): Slash an enemy in front of you. Uses an extra Fable slot to slash up to 3 more times.
- Absolute Defense (Handle): Perfectly block the enemy's attack temporarily.
Lies of P Greatsword of Fate Weapon Parts Lore
Greatsword of Fate Blade
A greatsword blade made by refashioning a soldier puppet's weapon. Even when used as a bayonet, its unique bend keeps it from interfering with firing.
Stalkers who have survived life-or-death situations can see the threads of prey. These threads are the sticky spiderwebs of obsession that they say are clearer the stronger the puppet is.
Greatsword of Fate Handle
A standard greatsword handle made by the Workshop. It is sturdy since it was made with the Krat Workshop's special techniques.
The Workshop gathered monster sweepers to face the unprecedented crisis. They lived up to their reputation, eating up monsters and becoming monsters in their own right.
Lies of P Greatsword of Fate Notes & Tips
- The combining mechanic of a weapon can only be done when using or resting at a Stargazer. Players can freely swap their weapons as long as it is in Pinocchio's inventory.
- Other notes, tips, and trivia for Greatsword of Fate in Lies of P go here.
Anonymousmy first +10 weapon, so reliable. R1>R2>R1>R2 is a poking combo, and R2>R1>R2>R1 is a slash combo, soooooo versatile
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Really good poking moveset, really good fable arts, great block absorption. Decent damage, but it becomes a bit weak during the endgame. The charge attack could be either a bit faster or have more reach. Absolute defense is extremely helpful if you have a hard time vs red fury attacks
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Absolute defense is really useful against red fury attacks. The move set is pretty nice too. Damage is nothing crazy, but it’s good enough
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I played through my entire first blind playthrough and about 50% of NG+ with this weapon and after some time with it, I can almost safely say that this is unironically the Lies of P Claymore, but tending towards Strength (Motivity in this game) instead of quality. It felt like whoever was on the Round 8 weapon design team was part of the group of DS1 Claymore fanboys, and really wanted to put an homage of that weapon into this game, but with the Lie of P twist.
Great damage, good reach, good guard (underrated stat) and a versatile moveset that's great for mobs and bosses alike. Only time I felt like the weapon felt slightly underwhelming was when fighting some elites, specifically the hyper aggressive ones that won't stop attacking and spaz out all over the place, but at no point did it feel it couldn't get the job done.
The main learning curve to grasp is that this weapon's moveset wants you to alternate between R1 and R2s; and depending on whether you started your chain with a slash or a thrust will dictate if you keep slashing or keep thrusting. For example in DS1 if you wanted to do 4 slashes followed by 4 thrusts you'd hit 4 R1s and 4 R2s just in that order. But in Lies of P you'd have to do: R2 - R1 - R2 - R1 --> R1 - R2 - R1 - R2. So at any point in your attack chain if you wanted to transition from a slash to thrust or vice versa you'd simply hit the same attack button twice in a row.
This basic principle applies to the charge attacks too, so you do have access to a charged R2 stab as well as charged R2 slash (which is more like an x shaped uppercut) depending on the situation. The running r1 and rolling r1 does follow this alternate attack chain principle, but the running r2 does not.
So all in all if you like the claymore, and gravitate towards simple, reliable and versatile weapons that can see you through the end of the game without gimmicks and just honest straightforward weaponplay, spend some time with this weapon and give it a shot.
Im happy i chose this weapon
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