All weapons in Witchfire — Mysterium system

Witchfire offers a wide variety of standard weapons, each with unique characteristics and upgrade potential through the Mysterium system.

In this ONE Esports guide, we’ll break down all the weapons available in the game, covering close-range, medium-range, and long-range.

All Witchfire close range weapons

Cricket (Machine Pistol)

Some hunters lurk in the shadows, while others revel in the carnage of close combat. This weapon prefers the latter, forging a loop where speed bolsters firepower, and firepower bolsters speed.

This machine pistol has rapid fire capabilities with mobility-focused passives, ideal for aggressive players who need to stay mobile.

Echo (Shotgun)

The Vestals found this design unwieldy but allowed the Workshop to forge the weapon in their sacred fire. This dramatically increased its potency, enabling it to not just ignite enemies but also to send them reeling from the explosive power.

A fire element semi-auto shotgun with high damage, perfect for those who favor hit-and-run tactics in Witchfire.

Psychopomp (Shotgun)

Word quickly spread among preyers about a weapon with self-restoring ammunition. Though excitement waned once the dangers became clear, the most daring and bloodthirsty hunters still cannot imagine a better companion for their journeys.

An automatic shotgun for crowd control, suited for players who thrive in close-quarters combat.

Rotweaver (Machine Pistol)

The Workshop sought a weapon for timid preyers. The witches delivered a gun that lets shooters strike and retreat while foes wither. Yet, in typical fashion, the witches added a cruel twist: it works best with prolonged bursts and at perilously close range.

An Earth-based machine pistol that suits players who prefer debuffing enemies using decay.

All Witchfire medium range weapons

Hangfire (Hand Cannon)

Favored by the most ruthless of hunters, this weapon allows them to wound their prey, leave it barely clinging to life, only to extinguish their flicker of hope seconds later with a devastating internal blast.

Heavy-hitting hand cannon, ideal for precision-focused players who prioritize burst fire damage in Witchfire.

Hunger (Hand Cannon)

A particularly treacherous demon has blessed the weapon. Its design appeals to the most level-headed of hunters, but once in hand, it curses its wielder with a relentless thirst for the hunt that can never be quenched, driving them into a spiral of bloodlust and slaughter.

A water-element hand cannon, best for methodical players who prefer strategic shots.

Midas (Auto Rifle)

This rifle promises a frenzy of fire and power, but requires the wielder to be calm and collected. A gift as cruel as that of King Midas, whose touch turned everything into gold, including food and water.

A fire-element auto rifle, great for consistent mid-range damage, suitable for players with well-balanced aggressive and defensive playstyle.

Ricochet (Auto Rifle)

A rifle that binds the fate of its targets together. Overlooked by preyers who shoot on sight but valued by tacticians who see its ability to eliminate the undead from the shadows, beyond the reach of danger.

Air-element auto rifle with bullet-bounce, perfect for players who enjoy trick shots and maximizing multi target coverage.

All Witchfire long range weapons

All-seeing Eye (Bolt Action Rifle)

Workshop researchers do not understand the magic behind any of the weapons they make. Whispers suggest that even witches, traitors to their own and collaborators with the Church in its crusade to end the war, find the design logic of this firearm a mystery.

Earth-element bolt-action rifle, excellent for snipers who prioritize long-range accuracy and AOE attacks. 

Basilisk (Sniper Rifle)

Before becoming a preyer, a sinner confessed to a priest that his love for desecrating flesh began with burning his hand using a magnifying glass to focus sunlight. Inspired, the priest eagerly shared this idea with the Overseer

Fire-element sniper rifle, ideal for players who enjoy long-range DoT in Witchfire.

Hailstorm (Sniper Rifle)

Perfectly placed shots not only grant immediate gratification but also reinvigorate the weapon, improving it until it eventually manifests an intense elemental storm. A marksman’s dream come true, at the cost of their own endurance.

Water-element sniper rifle, devastating for those who prefer high-risk, high-reward gameplay.

Hypnosis (Bolt Action Rifle)

When the Workshop witches suggested this design, the Overseer rejected it, fearing a trap. Eventually, the urgency for new weapons prevailed. The rifle quickly gained favor among preyers with a penchant for danger, as it turned each shot into a duel.

Air-element bolt-action rifle, suitable for sharpshooters seeking to disrupt enemies from afar.

Striga (Stake Gun)

Thought long lost, Striga is a weapon of legend. Named after a demonic creature famed for sharp claws and twin souls, it mirrors these traits with its piercing stakes and dual elemental powers.

Striga is a unique Stake gun with dual Fire/Air elements, suited for players who enjoy versatility at long range.

That concludes our list of all Witchfire weapons including Witchfire close range weapons, Witchfore medium range weapons, and Witchfire long range weapons in addition to the Mysterium system details.

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