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| Type | Melee Weapon |
| Requirement | Class 5 Highblade |
| Attack | 24.9 Physical/Light: 100% |
| Scaling | Dexterity: C |
| Damage Blocked | 75% |
| Blocking Cost | -45% |
| Special | Slow Hitter Slide |
Sharpest Force is a Highblade in Salt and Sacrifice. Sharpest Force scales primarily with Dexterity. Highblades are Melee Weapons that can be used to inflict damage on hostile characters and provides defense against Enemies and Bosses. They may possess Runic Arts unlike Ranged Weapons which don't.
A highblade of pure force. Unlike many manifestations of elemental force energy, the shape of this blade is the embodiment of perfection.
Sharpest Force Information in Salt and Sacrifice
- Weapon from Parxa Krass, Force Incarnate
- Styled with the Force Set
Sharpest Force Runic Arts in Salt and Sacrifice
Sharpest Force Runic Arts are as follow:
Purest Force
Class 1 Divine Glyph- Cost: 5
- Cooldwon: 0
Uses Rage. Amplify the blade's force energy.
Where to find Sharpest Force in Salt and Sacrifice
Sharpest Force can be crafted with the following materials:
- Quivering Heart x1
- Glowing Flesh x2
- Kinetic Bone x5
These materials can be obtained as drop from the following Enemies:
Sharpest Force Upgrades
Sharpest Force can be upgraded as follows:
| Level | Damage | Material |
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24.9 |
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27.3 | |
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29.7 | Ashpyr Trio x2 |
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32.0 | |
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34.4 | |
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36.8 | Goldenpyr Brick x1 |
Sharpest Force Notes and Tips in Salt and Sacrifice
- Swings slower than other Highblades.
- Each attack pushes the player forward considerably, just like the Eclipse Razor.
- Has low stamina consumption, compared to that of the Bloodrazor.
- At 40 Dexterity, this weapon has an attack rating of 76.8 when maxed out.
AnonymousThe damage is nice but it does have a slow speed modifier, which sucks pretty bad. The heavy, light, light combo feels like it takes forever.
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After patch this things has better scaling. At 40 dex with buff it hits like 120 per swing, pretty handy for hit-and-run strategy.
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