Swords
 | Shortsword ATK + 3 Like every good RPG, this one starts with a basic sword too. |
 | Katana ATK + 6 There are two of these in the game. Can you guess their names? I’m sure you can. |
 | Wildsilver Blade ATK + 9 It’s silver and it’s a blade. Wielding it wildly is your job. |
 | Excalibur ATK + 3 Raises Blind Attack Rate by 25% and prevents Bleed. If you don’t know why, read up on the mythology. |
 | Gram ATK + 3 Raises Confuse Attack Rate by 50%. Spread the madness amongst your enemies and turn them into allies, sort of. |
 | Time Cleaver ATK + 6 Raises Attack Speed by 12. Slay your enemies before they know what’s going on. |
 | Lacerator ATK + 6 Raises Bleed Attack Rate by 50%. You may be disappointed, but this is as brutal as the game gets. The icon does look rather bloody, though, doesn’t it? |
 | Demise ATK + 9 Raises K.O. Attack Rate by 37.5% and deals dark damage. Join the dark side! |
 | Angel’s Feather ATK + 9 Raises HP Regeneration by 7.5% and deals holy damage. |
Pikes
 | Lucifer’s Glaive ATK + 6 Pikes are designed to deal massive damage to certain enemies. This glaive deals quintuple damage to Gloomers, because depending on your playstyle, you may fight those a lot. |
 | Windfaerie Spear ATK + 6, Floating Enemy EXP + 6 Floating enemies have a 15% chance to evade your melee attacks. That can be annoying, especially for the Fighter class. This spear lets you take revenge for all the misses. |
 | Jousting Lance ATK + 6 If you’re the type of player who absolutely dislikes occasionally encountering Elite enemies, this lance is for you. It deals 500%(!) damage to them. |
Hammers
 | Wooden Hammer ATK + 6 One thing that made Game Master difficult early on was the lack of a basic Tinker weapon. Back in the days, I thought I could get away with it. In Game Master Plus, a ‘wooden hammer’, as it was called, is actually included — and called exactly that. |
 | Tronic Hammer ATK + 12/18/24, Max MP + 6/9/12 The Tronic Hammer is back too, of course. Once again, it can be upgraded twice with some material gained from salvaging the Fighter equipment you stumble upon all the time. |
Axe
 | Macht ATK + 6/12/18 Spellblades actually use swords, sometimes daggers (there are none in this game). Only one of them whodecided to wield an ancient axe instead, and that is Lasse, the crown prince of Gardeth, Kingdom of Spring, a monster-infested place located on the mainland. If you have chosen the Fighter class for Elsa, Lasse will join her — equipped with his mighty, but still upgradable axe. |
Cannons
 | Fire Cannons ATK + 6/12/18 There are three tiers of the primary-elemental cannons: I, II and III. |
 | Ice Cannons ATK + 6/12/18 Tier I enables you to use the respective Shot skill, tier II the Blast skill and tier III the ultimate skill. |
 | Electro Cannons ATK + 6/12/18 Tiered versions of cannons instead of upgrades allow you to equip multiple cannons of the same element when needed. |
 | Bio Cannon ATK + 6/12/18 Secondary-elemental cannons only exist in one version which is basically the tear-III one, except the number isn’t explicate in the item name. |
 | Dark Cannon ATK + 6/12/18 Like primary-elemental tier-III cannons, the secondary-elemental ones contain all three cannon skills of the respective element. |
 | Holy Cannon ATK + 6/12/18 You can only find secondary-elemental cannons in Tinker class chests. |
 | Omega Cannon ATK + 24 Deals neutral damage. This is the strongest cannon statwise, but it doesn’t enable any skills. When you find yourself using gear attacks most of the time, you should probably use this cannon to maximise your damage output. |