The Dual-Headed Blade has a unique look, but that's about it: for 400,000 Beli in 
First Sea, you're better off saving for the 
Bisento. Its M1s without dash still make it a decent farming weapon in the meantime.
How to get it
Buy the Dual-Headed Blade for 400,000 Beli from the 
Master Sword Dealer on the fourth island of 
Skylands (First Sea).
Upgrades
 Materials | Effect |
|---|---|
 Fish Tail x12 Scrap Metal x10 |
+25% Damage |
Moveset
| Key | Move | Preview | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| M1 | Normal Attack | Three circular blade strikes around you, finished with a fourth. | |
| Z | Assassinate Mas. 20 |
You dash forward in a slow rotation, slashing enemies in your path while leaving a shimmering trail. cooldown 7.5s · energy 15 |
|
| X | Raging Wind Mas. 100 |
You launch three small tornadoes toward your cursor that damage enemies on impact. cooldown 10s · energy 25 |
Strengths and weaknesses
- Good damage and moves with no endlag
- No dash on M1s: good for farming with an
Elemental fruit - Low Mastery requirements (20/100)
- Good range and area of effect on the [X]
- No stun
- Very poor in aerial combat
- Expensive for First Sea: the Bisento is a much better purchase
- Generally outclassed afterwards: replace it from
Second Sea onwards
Our take
PvE4/10
PvP2/10
A transitional farming sword, nothing more: without stun, it has no place in PvP. If you can wait, save your Beli for the Bisento.
Update history
Sword : Dual-Headed Blade·Released : Update 1
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