Vox Seas Weapons Guide: Best Guns, Swords & Locations

Best Weapons for PvE and PvP

The Musket is a standout early farming weapon, while Divine Pole offers excellent crowd clearing for sword builds. This Vox Seas weapons guide covers the strengths, locations, and acquisition routes that matter when choosing your next upgrade. Pick around the fights you want to win: clearing quest enemies rewards area damage, while PvP puts more value on stuns, mobility, and reliable hits.

Weapon	Combat strengths	Main use
Musket	Early availability, strong basic attacks, and high skill damage	PvE farming
Divine Pole	Wide area attacks and tools for gathering enemies	Clearing groups
Dual Blade	Large-area attacks through Bladestorm Frenzy	PvE farming alternative
Bisento	Ground Smash and Shock Rush provide broad attack coverage	PvE, raids, and PvP
Shadow Blade	Blink attacks and wave projectiles	PvP and raids, with farming utility
Soul Cane	Stuns and mobility through Icy Step and Frozen Soul	PvP
Magma Launcher	Stuns, area attacks, and lingering damage puddles	PvP battlefield control

Musket: An Early Farming Priority

The Musket combines accessibility with strong basic attack and skill damage. That makes it particularly appealing when your immediate goal is completing quests rather than chasing a rare boss drop.

Get it from the gun dealer in Central Town’s main cafe building. Prioritize it if you want ranged farming without waiting for a later island’s weapon reward.

Divine Pole: Sword-Based Crowd Clearing

Divine Pole specializes in fighting groups. Divine Storm and its thunder attacks help gather enemies and deal area damage, giving sword-focused players a clear farming target.

Aim for this weapon when your main concern is clearing packs efficiently. It drops from Eno, the Thunder God, on Upper Sky Pie.

Soul Cane and Magma Launcher: PvP Control

Soul Cane brings stuns and movement tools through Icy Step and Frozen Soul. Those abilities give it a stronger PvP identity than straightforward beginner swords.

Magma Launcher controls space differently. Its attacks combine stuns with damaging puddles, letting it threaten an area after the initial hit. Use those lingering attacks to pressure an opponent’s movement rather than relying entirely on direct shots.

Starter Weapons and Dealer Upgrades

Katana and Cutlass are starter swords sold on the starting islands. Both handle early farming, but Cutlass has a useful advantage: a fast projectile without the windup found on some other weapons.

For an early ranged option, Central Town’s gun dealer sells both Slingshot and Musket. Slingshot offers area damage through Spicy Shot and a line projectile that can stun opponents. Musket is the stronger farming target because of its basic attack and skill damage.

Weapon	Dealer	Location
Katana	Sword dealer	Starting islands
Cutlass	Sword dealer	Starting islands
Slingshot	Gun dealer	Central Town’s main cafe building
Musket	Gun dealer	Central Town’s main cafe building
Dual Katana	Rare sword dealer	Orange Town Island
Dual Blade	Master sword dealer	Lower Sky Pie
Bisento	Master sword dealer	Lower Sky Pie

Dual Katana is a straightforward beginner upgrade, but it lacks the standout farming tools of stronger alternatives. Dual Blade offers a more distinct reason to switch: Bladestorm Frenzy covers a large area, while Phantom Cross Slash adds another damage option.

Bisento is worth targeting if you want a sword that works across PvE, raids, and PvP. Its Ground Smash and Shock Rush provide the area coverage that basic starter blades lack.

Choose between these upgrades by their movesets. Buying another sword is most useful when it adds something your current weapon struggles to do, such as hitting several enemies together.

Boss-Drop Weapons and Where to Find Them

Several important upgrades come from bosses rather than dealers. Plan around the weapon’s role before committing to repeated fights.

Weapon	Boss	Location
Shadow Blade	King Werewolf	Cave on Werewolf’s Island
Iron Mace	Valion	Prison Island
Magma Launcher	Admiral Vulcan	Vulcan Island
Trident	Lord Triton	Sharkman Park Island
Divine Pole	Eno, the Thunder God	Upper Sky Pie
Soul Cane	Wandering Soul	Shipwreck debris

Shadow Blade

King Werewolf drops Shadow Blade and respawns every 30 minutes. Around level 75 is the suggested point for taking him on.

Shadow Blade’s appeal is its combination of blinking basic attacks and wave projectiles. It has useful PvP and raid applications while retaining a ranged option for farming.

Target it for those combat tools. For immediate leveling progress, the dealer-bought Musket offers an alternative to repeated boss attempts.

Iron Mace and Trident

Iron Mace’s Steel Whirl stuns and pulls enemies, and its attacks can hit multiple mobs. Its lower damage limits its overall strength, but the crowd control gives it a purpose beyond basic sword attacks.

Trident is less specialized. Its slow windups make it a less compelling target when you specifically want fast PvP pressure or efficient farming. Keep progressing toward a weapon with a clearer role if neither of those weaknesses suits your build.

Divine Pole and Soul Cane

The Thunder God is a suggested level-900 fight. Divine Pole’s group-clearing attacks make this a worthwhile target for players committed to sword-based PvE.

Wandering Soul drops Soul Cane from the shipwreck area. Pursue that weapon when stuns and mobility matter more to your build than wide farming attacks.

Sword Rarity and Damage Scaling

Sword damage scales primarily through the Sword Stat. Allocate stat points earned from leveling to that stat when swords are your main damage source.

Rarity describes the weapon’s category, but its moveset still determines how useful it is for your goal. Divine Pole and Bisento are both Legendary swords, yet Divine Pole leans heavily into crowd clearing while Bisento offers broader combat utility.

The sword categories include:

• Common: Katana and Cutlass.
• Rare: Dual Katana and Iron Mace.
• Epic: Shadow Blade, Trident, Dual Blade, and Soul Blade.
• Legendary: Bisento and Divine Pole.
• Mythical: Dark Blade.

Soul Blade and Soul Cane appear under different names, so keep those names distinct when looking for a specific weapon.

Premium Weapons and Mastery Purchases

Dark Blade has powerful area attacks through Phantom Waltz and Shadow Obliterator, but its associated game pass is not for sale. Monarch Daggers and Cérberus Sword also have passes that are not for sale.

Game pass	Availability or price
Dark Blade	Not for sale
Monarch Daggers	Not for sale
Cérberus Sword	Not for sale
2x Mastery	450 Robux

The 2x Mastery pass doubles mastery progression, helping unlock abilities faster. It serves a different purpose from acquiring a weapon: you still need to choose the sword or gun whose moves you want to develop.

Check the purchase options inside Vox Seas on Roblox before planning around a premium weapon. For a progression route that avoids those unavailable passes, start with dealer weapons and target boss drops such as Divine Pole, Magma Launcher, or Soul Cane according to your preferred combat role.