[Top 10] AC Origins Best Swords From Early To Late Game (And How To Get Them)

Swords are a Medjay's best friend.


The pen may be mightier than the sword, but sometimes, an assassin needs one anyway.

A sword is an excellent companion for an assassin roaming around a hostile desert with many enemies. Still, with so many to choose from, it can be hard to pick. That’s why we at GamersDecide sat down and ranked our top ten swords, from early game to late game, for you to use when playing Assassin’s Creed: Origins.

 

10.  Sword of the Free (regular sword)

The best early game sword.

Let freedom ring.

Starting off our list is the “Sword of the Free.” This sword can easily handle just about everything the early part of the game sends your way until you find even better ones. While certainly not the best that Origins has to offer, the “Sword of the Free” is a great option early on.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 523            
  • Max Quality: 117 
  • Bleeding on Hit II
  • Critical Hit Rate II

How to get it: Complete “Are You Not Entertained?”

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Sword_of_the_Free

 

9.  Humbaba’s Fang (regular sword)

The ugly duckling that can get the job done.

Is that even a sword?

Yes, “Humbaba’s Fang” is a sword.

It may look more like a machete or a nail file.

But it is a sword.

Regardless of opinions on its appearance, “Humbaba’s Fang” has excellent stats, especially for early in the game, and is a great option throughout Origins.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 527            
  • Max Quality: 122
  • Combo Multiplier I
  • Critical Hit Rate IV
  • Sleep on Hit

How to get it: Purchase Heka Chests from the Nomad’s Bazaar

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Humbaba%27s_Fang 

 

8. Imitation Siwan Khopesh (Sickle Sword) 

A cursed fan favorite.

Imitation, but not cheap.

You have to be careful when you mess around with cursed weapons. That being said, this sickle sword has incredible damage, and it still manages to be a favorite among gamers.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 824
  • Max Quality: 123
  • Critical Hit Damage I
  • Bleeding on hit II

How to get it: Complete the side quest “Forging Siwa” to obtain this legendary weapon.

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Imitation_Siwan_Khopesh

 

7. Conductor of Souls (regular sword)

Conduct the souls of your enemies with this fan favorite.

Here comes the freight train.

Another fan favorite, the “Conductor of Souls,” might be one of the best weapons in the entire game. You’ll need to purchase Trial of the Gods DLC to get this sword, but it’s worth it for its many solid weapons.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 529            
  • Max Quality: 124 
  • Combo Multiplier III
  • Critical Hit Rate III
  • Health on Kill

How to get it: Complete one regular fight in the Trial of the Gods

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Conductor_of_Souls

 

 6. Hepzefa’s Sword (regular sword)

Light your enemies up with this flaming blade.

Get ready for the barbecue.

“Hepfeza’s Sword” is a hot ticket item, and not just because it is literally on fire.

It has high damage potential, a high critical hit rate, and, let’s be honest: it looks pretty sweet.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 527        
  • Max Quality: 122
  • Andrenaline on Hurt II
  • Critical Hit Rate III
  • On fire

How to get it: You will receive this sword upon completing “the Final Weighing.”

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Hepzefa%27s_Sword

 

 5. Golden Wolf (regular sword)

The work horse sword.

A howling classic.

The “Golden Wolf” doesn’t have any frills or flames, but it more than makes up for it with solid stats. The sword's high critical hit rate and “health on kill” perk make it the weapon of choice for many gamers.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 519    
  • Max Quality: 121
  • Critical Hit Damage II    
  • Critical Hit Rate IV
  • Health on Kill

How to get it: Loot off of the Outsider; additionally available for purchase at Nomad’s Bazaar or Hidden Ones Bureau.

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Golden_Wolf

 

4. Storm Blades (dual swords)

Two blades are better than one.

Two is better than one.

An easy entry to the list, the “Storm Blades” are considered by many fans and critics to be the best weapon, of any class, within all of Assassin’s Creed: Origins.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 524    
  • Max Quality: 122
  • Adrenaline Regeneration III    
  • Critical Hit Rate II
  • Instant Charging

How to get it: Defeat and loot Ra’s Mercy

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Storm_Blades

 

3. Amun’s Might (regular sword)

One of the finest swords in Origins.

Damage is king.

“Amun’s Might” is a late-game weapon with one of the most significant damage potentials in the “regular swords” class. You can find this sword by completing the “Gods or Creed” side quest.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 581    
  • Max Quality: 122
  • Critical Hit Damage III
  • Critical Hit Rate IV
  • Instant Charging

How to get it: Complete the “Gods or Creed” side quest.

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Amun%27s_Might

 

 2. Sunslayer (regular sword)

A beautiful golden blade.

Gold never looked this good.

The “Sunslayer” is a best-in-class caliber weapon.  It’s a fantastic option with unreal stats, and if that’s not enough to make the sale, its golden finish will turn heads from the desert to the sea.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 599        
  • Max Quality: 125
  • Combo Multiplier III
  • Critical Hit Rate IV
  • Health for Critical

How to get it: Complete one community challenge in the Trial of the Gods

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Sunslayer

 

 1. Ippei Blade (katana)

The Ancient Egypt/ Japan crossover episode

If historical accuracy is your thing, you probably won’t like this one.

The “Ippei Blade” is available for purchase (with real money, unfortunately) as part of the “For Honor” pack. You could argue that it’s a novelty item, but it’s certainly capable of getting the job done.

What makes it great:

  • Max Damage: 527        
  • Max Quality: 123
  • Bleeding On Hit III
  • Critical Hit Rate III
  • Instant Charging

How to get it: Purchase the “For Honor” pack in the Ubisoft store 

Weapon Name Full Details: https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Ippei_Blade

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