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Halloween Weapon Comparison

Compare weapons side by side by damage, stamina cost, Daze, Bleed, Force, story availability and Challenge use. Each stat is judged on its own — this tool never scores weapons against each other.

What matters most to you?

Showing every stat. No combined score — the values measure different things.

Choose two different weapons to compare.

Compare by stat

Melee weapons only. Each list ranks on one stat, and the stat systems are never combined.

Highest damage

Average damage per hit across this weapon’s attacks.

  1. 1103Pick-Axe
  2. 2100.4Wood Axe
  3. 377Broken Bat, Broken Bottle, Fire Poker, Kitchen Knife

Lowest stamina cost

Average stamina per attack. Lower is cheaper to swing.

  1. 110Broken Axe, Hatchet, Meat Cleaver
  2. 211.7Nightstick, Pipe Wrench, Sharp Pool Cue
  3. 315Broken Bat, Broken Bottle, Fire Poker, Kitchen Knife

Strongest Daze

Highest Daze buildup on a single hit, among melee weapons that inflict it.

  1. 150Sledgehammer
  2. 235Baseball Bat
  3. 325Pipe Wrench

Strongest Force

Highest Force buildup on a single hit, among melee weapons that inflict it.

  1. 1125Sledgehammer
  2. 2100Baseball Bat, Nightstick, Pick-Axe, Pipe Wrench
  3. 385Broken Bat, Broken Bottle, Fire Poker, Kitchen Knife

Ties are grouped into a single rank — a list can hold more weapons than it has ranks. Firearms are not ranked against melee weapons because the values are not comparable.

How to read these stats

Damage on hit
Direct hit property. Shown as the average across the weapon’s attacks.
Attack power
A separate combat property from damage on hit. The two are never added into a single “total damage” value.
Stamina per attack
Lower is better: it costs less stamina per swing, which matters over a longer fight.
Daze / Bleed / Force
Three separate combat effects. They are not damage, and they are never added together.
The “higher than N of M” line
How many other melee weapons that use this stat this weapon beats. Ties are common, which is why the page does not use a “#1” label.