Everblue Dungeons Weapon Tier List for Crowd Control

These rankings prioritize freezing enemy groups, followed by flexible attacks and practical skill access. S tier favors direct freezing control; A tier offers useful movement or ranged options; B tier is a lower priority when stopping a crowd is your main goal.

Choose by the job you need the weapon to do, rather than its rarity. A freezing weapon can be the more useful choice for crowded waves even when you own a rarer weapon. For acquisition routes, elements and level-specific stats, use the weapon directory.

Cyro Spear: an early control option

Cyro Spear can inflict FROZEN on Goblins, including with a weapon-level-3 setup. That makes it a practical early choice when you want ice control alongside another weapon's attacks. Pair it with Favian Caster if you want to alternate between bow attacks and freezing.

Thanh Kiếm Băng Giá: freezing with an ice meteor

Thanh Kiếm Băng Giá has freezing attacks, and its X skill unlocks at weapon level 6, calling down an ice meteor that freezes enemies. Aim it at clustered Goblins to make the control effect useful against a group. Raise this weapon's own level to unlock X; your character level does not unlock it.

For either choice, use area attacks when enemies cluster and leave yourself room to move out of ground warnings. Freezing helps control the group, but positioning still matters while you finish the wave.

Ice sword vs. Heaven Sword

Choose Thanh Kiếm Băng Giá when freezing is the deciding factor. Heaven Sword's dash leaves sword marks without applying freeze, so it offers less direct control for this purpose. The ice sword also has the more favorable handling assessment in this comparison: its attacks and casts feel quicker, though that is a qualitative preference rather than a measured attack-speed advantage.

Twinmaw Reaper: dashes and scythe throws

Twinmaw Reaper suits a more mobile attacking style. Its max-level moveset combines a damaging Z dash, an X scythe throw with an explosion, another dash on C, and a circular returning throw on R. These options let you alternate between moving attacks and throws, which earns it A tier for wave utility.

This recommendation assumes access to those skills in a max-level setup. With a lower-level copy, base your rotation on the attacks currently unlocked in its skill bar.

Favian Caster: pair bow attacks with freezing

Favian Caster provides an arrow-based moveset, including Exploding Arrow, Triple Arrow Barrage and Arrow Fall. Its strongest fit here is as the bow half of a Favian Caster + Cyro Spear pairing: open with the bow, then switch to the spear when you want freezing control during early Goblin waves.

1. Open Bag → Weapon, select a weapon you own and choose Equip.
2. Check both equipped slots. Set up Favian Caster in Weapon 1 and Cyro Spear in Weapon 2.
3. Close the bag and start with the bow. Press G to switch to Cyro Spear's skill set when you need ice attacks.
4. Check the new skill bar before attacking; switching can briefly show a cooldown.

Use the combat controls guide for the full skill-unlock and switching details, or the build guide to add equipment and supporting bonuses around your pair.

For Cube bosses, include the encounter's elemental multiplier in your choice. A weapon's crowd-control tier does not establish its boss-damage priority.

Check Bag → Weapon → Element when choosing your loadout. Follow the Fire Cube Act I guide for its rays and immune phase, or the Ice Cube guide for crossing beams, ice pillars and pursuing minions. For weapon pairs and supporting equipment, use the build recommendations.