To make the Adretian Axe competitive in high-level PvP or PvE, players must use an Alloy. This upgrades the weapon to the , significantly boosting its damage and increasing its swing speed to 0.87x. Visually, the standard steel appearance is replaced by a glowing purple aura, signaling its status as an endgame-tier greataxe. Build Synergies
| Attribute | Value | |------------------------|--------------------------------| | | Heavy | | Required Strength | 25 (Heavy Weapon investment) | | Scaling | Strength (70%) / Fortitude (30%) | | Base Damage | 26 – 30 Slash | | Penetration | 10% | | Swing Speed | 0.65x (faster than Greataxe) | | Posture Damage | High (3–4 hits to guardbreak) | | Critical Hit | Spinning upward slash + slam | adretian axe deepwoken
In conclusion, the Adretian Axe—better known as the Celtor Axe—is a foundational element of the Deepwoken experience. It may not grace the inventories of high-level "power players" or define the current PVP meta, but it serves a purpose arguably more important: it is the first line of defense for the uninitiated. It represents the starting line of the journey, a reliable companion through the early power-vacuum of the game. While it may eventually be replaced by god-tier artifacts, the memory of the first swing of the Celtor Axe remains etched in the history of every survivor who has braved the Etrean Luminant. To make the Adretian Axe competitive in high-level
The axe’s critical attack (hold M2) performs a two-stage move: While it may eventually be replaced by god-tier