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Lies Of P: Every Boss Weapon, Ranked Worst To Best

By Matthew Lynch
March 1, 2024
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Lies of P is an action role-playing game that has captivated players with its dark, intriguing world and complex combat system. One of the highlights of the game is its array of boss weapons, each with unique abilities and styles. Ranking these weapons can be subjective, but based on their power, utility, and ease of use, here’s how they stack up from worst to best.

1.Thorn Whip – Last on the list is the Thorn Whip. While stylish and possessing a quick attack speed, it falls short in damage output, making it somewhat impractical in prolonged battles against tougher enemies.

2.Cogwheel Club – The Cogwheel Club is a slow but heavy-hitting weapon. Its wind-up time makes it challenging to use against agile bosses but can be effective for staggering enemies with less mobility.

3.Scissor Blades – The dual-wielding Scissor Blades are undeniably cool and offer rapid strikes. However, they require close range to be effective and leave the player vulnerable to counterattacks.

4.Iron Umbrella – A defensive option, the Iron Umbrella provides excellent protection against ranged attacks. It can be opened up to shield the player but lacks offensive capabilities compared to other weapons.

5.Harvester’s Scythe – This weapon offers a good balance between reach and damage. The sweeping attacks are great for crowd control but are slightly slower than other mid-tier weapons.

6.Clockwork Lance – The Clockwork Lance is superb for those who favor reach in combat. Its thrusting attacks can pierce through enemy defenses, but mastering its range takes some skill.

7.Puppeteer’s Strings – This unique weapon allows for controlling enemies from a distance and turning them into temporary allies. While not directly powerful, the strategy it enables can turn tides in difficult fights.

8.Guillotine Axe – With its hefty blows and high damage output, the Guillotine Axe is a weapon that rewards timing and patience, capable of dealing massive punishment to bosses during openings.

9.Mariner’s Saber – Agile and sharp, the Mariner’s Saber excels in quick slices that can rapidly accumulate damage on foes—perfect for hit-and-run tactics and dealing with faster enemies.

10.Grandmaster’s Rapier – Topping the list is the Grandmaster’s Rapier – a weapon that combines speed, precision, and lethality. Its ability to quickly dispatch enemies with pinpoint strikes makes it an invaluable tool in any player’s arsenal.

Each boss weapon in Lies of P has its own strengths and weaknesses that cater to different playstyles. Players must experiment with them all to find which suits their preferred method of conquering this beautifully grim world.

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