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All Weapons in Minecraft Dungeons II — Melee, Ranged & Uniques

All 80 Minecraft Dungeons II weapons — melee and ranged — with rarities, unique effects, and which standouts are worth farming first.

10/2/2026 1.1.1 Minecraft Dungeons II Wiki Team Last updated: 10/2/2026 2 min read
All Weapons in Minecraft Dungeons II — Melee, Ranged & Uniques

FAQ

How many weapons are in Minecraft Dungeons II?
80 weapons per the launch-build file reads — melee and ranged combined, across common, rare, and unique rarities. Unique weapons carry named signature effects.
Does Minecraft Dungeons II have unlimited ammo?
Effectively, yes — ranged weapons use regenerating projectile charges instead of a finite arrow pool, so you can lean on a bow or crossbow all fight.

How many weapons are in Minecraft Dungeons II?

80 weapons appear in the launch build’s data — melee and ranged together — and 116 unique items exist across all gear types, the strongest subset carrying fixed signature effects. Rarities run common → rare → unique, and non-unique drops roll random bonus effects on top.

How do weapons work in Dungeons II?

Two big changes from the first game:

  • 12 combat slots total — up from 6 — with armor split into four pieces and new talisman passives sharing the build budget.
  • Regenerating ammunition — ranged weapons recharge their projectiles, so bows and crossbows are a permanent part of a build rather than a finite resource.

Standout unique weapons

A few uniques already visible in game data and official footage:

Weapon Type Signature effect
Pride of the Plains Melee +40% damage to your primary target
Sculker’s Bane Melee Soul attacks deal +20% damage
Humbler Heartstring Ranged Projectiles pierce up to 10 enemies
The Close Ranger Ranged +100% damage at close range

How do you build around a weapon?

Weapon choice sets the enchant priorities — a pierce bow wants projectile effects, a primary-target sword wants raw damage. Apply your best enchant books at the Enchantsmith, raise power at the Blacksmith, and pair with artifacts that cover what your weapon can’t do.

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