Heavy Deepwoken — High Speed

Since "Heavy" in Deepwoken almost universally refers to the stat (greatswords, hammers, axes, and the fabled Krulian Knife), this guide will focus on building, obtaining, and mastering Heavy Weapons to create a "Heavy Hitter" character—someone who deals massive damage in single swings and tanks hits that would kill others.

Heavy weapons in Deepwoken represent the ultimate "high risk, high reward" playstyle. Defined by their massive posture damage and immense range, they are designed to shatter guards and punish mistakes with overwhelming force. While they are naturally slower than Light or Medium weapons, mastering their unique mechanics—like hyperarmor and stance switching—can make you an unstoppable force in both PvP and PvE. Core Mechanics of Heavy Weapons heavy deepwoken

Heavy weapons differ from other classes primarily through their weight and impact. Since "Heavy" in Deepwoken almost universally refers to

Stand still. Let them hit your block twice. They will think you are AFK. Then, release the M1. They will panic parry. Feint into a guardbreak. Emote. While they are naturally slower than Light or

Go forth, brute. Break their posture. Shatter their ego. Weights don't lie.

Do not spam M1. You will lose.

Warning: If by "Heavy" you meant the or the Ether Kiran which is sometimes jokingly called "heavy" due to its moveset, or the Ironsing attunement (heavy metal magic), please clarify! But usually, this guide covers the standard "Heavy Build."