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Melee

Pitchfork Location & Stats

Long, piercing hay tossing tool that can be thrown like a spear.

Quick answer

You can pick up the Pitchfork in Main Street (Hardware Store interior).
Type
Melee
First available
Main Street
Acquisition
Confirmed pickup
Damage per hit
60–80
Strongest effect
Daze / Force — no single stat stands out
Challenge use
Challenge 2
Pitchfork — the weapon's in-game icon.
Pitchfork — the weapon's in-game icon.

Where to find it

Availability only

  • A Challenge in the chapter "Into the Shadows" requires this weapon, which confirms it is available in that chapter — the exact source has not been confirmed. Into the Shadows

It is also available again during the chapter "Into the Shadows", where a Challenge requires it. The pickup there has not been confirmed yet.

Weapon stats

Damage per hitDamage dealt on a landed hit.
60–80
Attack powerA separate value from damage. The two are never added together.
30
Stamina per attackCost of a single swing.
15–20
Attack moves
3
Daze buildup
5
Force
80
Fear buildup
15

Damage per hit and attack power are separate values. Daze, Bleed, Force and Fear are four independent systems — they are not damage and are never added together.

What it is good at

No single stat on the Pitchfork stands out above the rest of the melee weapons, so it has no standout strength to call out. It does inflict Daze and Force.

How it compares

Each stat is listed on its own. No weapon tops every one of them, because they measure different things, so this page does not pick a winner.

Average damage
68.3 · higher than 8 of 15 melee weapons
Average stamina cost
16.7 · lower than 4 of 15 melee weapons
Daze buildup
5 · higher than 0 of 6 melee weapons
Force
80 · higher than 4 of 15 melee weapons

Challenges

Challenge 2 requires this weapon.

A Challenge requirement means the weapon is usable at that point in the game. It does not tell you where to pick it up.

Challenge 2 guide →

Weapon executions

This weapon family has cinematic executions.

Weapon executions are cinematic kills tied to a weapon family. They are a different system from environment executions, which use contextual objects or locations.

Can't find it?

Common reasons

I am in the right chapter and still missed it
Some pickups only exist during a specific story step. Follow the chapter walkthrough order rather than searching the whole area.

Where to go next

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