Rifles have the highest range in Crown Trick (four tiles). These weapons have four bullets - the first two are fired separately, and the last two are fired simultaneously. Pistols have more range than staves (three tiles). This is because they’ll shoot out projectiles up to three tiles away. Staves fire a magical projectile two tiles away and only those directly in front of you.įunnily enough, gauntlets tend to be a ranged weapon in Crown Trick. Likewise, you need to reload every couple of shots. However, the damage dealt to those in tiles further away is greatly reduced.
Shotguns hit targets in a T-shaped area - one tile in front, and three tiles in a row after that. Swords are more viable since they’ll hit three tiles - the one in front of you and the two tiles adjacent to that. They can only hit two tiles in front of Elle. I’ve never prioritized lances at all in my playthroughs. In spite of any effects or affixes these weapons have, they’ll only hit one tile in front of you. I’m not a fan of twin daggers in Crown Trick. The idea is to find which one works best for your playstyle, although I’ll still add a few tips that have helped me out in my playthrough. The weapon types in Crown Trick have different ranges and coverage when you unleash your normal attacks. Note: For more information, check out our Crown Trick guides and features hub.Ĭrown Trick: Weapons guide – Ideal picks for your runs Here’s our Crown Trick weapons guide to help you out. They all have their own capabilities, affixes, and effects, although some are more viable than others.
Crown Trick offers a plethora of weapons for you to find.
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