All Weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest
Your Complete Guide to Every Weapon in the Survival Game
Weapons Overview in 99 Nights in the Forest
Weapons are essential tools for survival in 99 Nights in the Forest, used to kill entities and defend against threats. Understanding the weapon system is crucial for mastering the game.
There are two primary weapon categories: Melee Weapons that require close combat but don't need ammunition, and Ranged Weapons that offer distance attacks but require specific ammo types to function.
Melee Weapons Guide - 99 Nights in the Forest
Close-combat weapons that don't require ammunition but demand strategic positioning
Spear
The Spear has more attack range and damage than Axes, making it an excellent early-game weapon.
Sources:
- Chests
- Pelt Trader (second trade)
Morningstar
The Morningstar has the second highest damage per hit out of any melee weapon, perfect for heavy-hitting attacks.
Sources:
- Gold Chests
Katana
The Katana is a reskin of the Spear with identical stats but different visual appearance.
Sources:
- Assassin Class
Laser Sword
The Laser Sword has more attack range and damage than Axes when your Alien Tech Energy isn't overheating. Damage is heavily reduced during overheating.
Sources:
- Broken UFOs
- Mothership UFOs
Ice Sword
The Ice Sword deals high damage, on par or potentially stronger than the Morningstar. It applies a chill effect that slows enemy movement speed.
Sources:
- Ice Chests
Trident
The Trident has similar stats to the Spear with the same range and higher damage (same as Ice Sword) but swings slower by 0.1s.
Sources:
- Fishing
Poison Spear
The Poison Spear has similar stats to the regular Spear but inflicts a poison effect that damages enemies over 3 seconds.
Sources:
- Frog Chest
- Fishing (Frog Pond)
Infernal Sword
The Infernal Sword applies burning effect to enemies and auto-cooks food on drop, making it excellent for survival.
Sources:
- Infernal Chests
- The Volcano
- Cultist King
Cultist King Mace
The Cultist King Mace has the highest melee damage per hit out of any melee weapon currently available.
Sources:
- UNOBTAINABLE
Obsidiron Hammer
Deals high damage and creates small explosions around the player after filling a damage bar. Has the same swingrate as Morningstar (1s).
Sources:
- Obsidiron Chests
Scythe
Similar to Morningstar with high damage and 1s swingrate. The unique feature is that it heals you for each hit on enemies.
Sources:
- Vampire Chest
Vampire Scythe
Similar to the Scythe with same range and attack speed, but has less damage than the regular Scythe.
Sources:
- Vampire
Ranged Weapons Guide - 99 Nights in the Forest
Long-range weapons that require ammunition but offer safety through distance
Revolver
The Revolver is a reliable ranged weapon that requires Revolver Ammo and has a cylinder size of 6 rounds.
Sources:
- Chests
- Pelt Trader (second trade)
- Ranger Class
Rifle
The Rifle is a powerful ranged weapon that requires Rifle Ammo and has a magazine capacity of 1 shot.
Sources:
- Chests
- Structures
- Pelt Trader (third trade)
- Big Game Hunter Class
Tactical Shotgun
The Tactical Shotgun is a close-range powerhouse that requires Shotgun Ammo and has a magazine capacity of 3 shells.
Sources:
- Ruby Chests
- Workshop
Snowball
The Snowball is a unique ranged weapon that doesn't require ammo. Players receive 40 snowballs and lose the item after using them all.
Sources:
- Cold Chests
Frozen Shuriken
The Frozen Shuriken doesn't require ammo and applies chill effect to slow enemies. Players receive 70 shurikens initially.
Sources:
- Ice Chests
- Trick-or-Treating
Kunai
The Kunai is an ammo-free ranged weapon. Players receive 100 Kunais upon obtainment and lose the item after using them all.
Sources:
- Ruby Chests
- Assassin Class
Ray Gun
A quick-firing alien weapon that consumes Alien Tech Energy (approximately 10% per shot).
Sources:
- Broken UFOs
- Mothership UFOs
- Trick-or-Treating
- Alien Class
Laser Cannon
A high-range weapon similar to the Ray Gun that deals AOE blast damage. Requires half of Alien Tech Energy to fire but consumes ~80% of the bar.
Sources:
- Broken UFOs
- Mothership UFOs
- Trick-or-Treating
- Cyborg Class
Flamethrower
The Flamethrower uses Fuel Canisters instead of ammo. Excellent for crowd control as it can set multiple enemies on fire and auto-cooks meat from killed enemies.
Sources:
- Pyromaniac Class
Blowpipe
The Blowpipe poisons enemies it hits and has a magazine capacity of 3 with unlimited reserve ammo.
Sources:
- Frog Chest
- Fishing (Frog Pond)
- Poison Master Class
Crossbow
The Crossbow has unlimited reserve ammo and one shot before reloading. Arrows arch downwards after traveling a certain distance.
Sources:
- Hot Chests
Infernal Crossbow
An upgraded Crossbow with more damaging arrows that inflict burning effect and auto-cooks food on drop.
Sources:
- The Volcano
- Cultist King
- Infernal Chests
- Fire Bandit Class
Special Throwables
Various throwable weapons including Wildfire (area denial), Witch Potion (random effects), and Bouncing Blade (chain attacks).
Notable Examples:
- Wildfire - Creates fire puddles
- Witch Potion - Random effects
- Bouncing Blade - Hits multiple targets
Ammunition Guide - 99 Nights in the Forest Weapons
Essential ammunition types required for ranged weapons to function
Revolver Ammo
Gives the player ammo to fire the Revolver. Each one provides 6 rounds.
Sources:
- Chests
- Ranger Class
- Cultists
- Ammo Crate
- Ammo Furnace
- Fishing
Rifle Ammo
Gives the player ammo to fire the Rifle. Each one provides 6 rounds.
Sources:
- Chests
- Cultists
- Ammo Crate
- Ammo Furnace
- Fishing
Shotgun Ammo
Gives the player ammo to fire the Tactical Shotgun. Each one provides 6 shells.
Sources:
- Ammo Crate
- Ammo Furnace
Fuel Canister
Provides ammunition for the Flamethrower weapon.
Sources:
- Throughout the map
- Chests
- Trick-or-Treating
Oil Barrel
Provides substantial ammunition for the Flamethrower weapon.
Sources:
- Throughout the map
- Legendary Chests
- Gold Chests
- Structures
- Oil Drill
Weapon Strategy Tips for 99 Nights in the Forest
Choosing the Right Weapon
Success in 99 Nights in the Forest depends on selecting appropriate weapons for different situations:
- Early Game: Start with Spear for balanced melee combat and Revolver for safe ranged attacks
- Crowd Control: Flamethrower and Wildfire are excellent against multiple enemies
- Boss Fights: High-damage weapons like Morningstar and Laser Cannon work best
- Resource Management: Consider ammunition requirements when choosing ranged weapons
Advanced Combat Techniques
Master these techniques to maximize your weapon effectiveness:
- Combine status effect weapons (Ice Sword + Frozen Shuriken) for maximum crowd control
- Use terrain to your advantage with ranged weapons
- Always keep backup ammunition for your primary ranged weapon
- Experiment with class-specific weapons for specialized playstyles
99 Nights in the Forest Weapons Showcase
Watch these weapons in action to better understand their capabilities
Mastering 99 Nights in the Forest Weapons
Understanding the complete arsenal available in 99 Nights in the Forest is crucial for survival. Whether you prefer close-quarters melee combat or strategic ranged attacks, there's a weapon for every playstyle. Remember to consider ammunition requirements, weapon sources, and situational advantages when building your loadout.
Now go forth and conquer the forest with your newfound weapon knowledge!
