Thundercry Blade Guide: How to Get It and Best Uses in Where Winds Meet

Have you ever wished that in Where Winds Meet there was a weapon that could sweep away all enemies when you're surrounded by a horde? Or maybe you're facing a giant boss and need something as powerful as a truck. The Thundercry Blade might just be what you're looking for. This tank weapon excels at clearing groups and dealing massive damage to large targets. Let's find out how to get it and why it's so special.

First of all, you can get the Thundercry Blade early on. The NPC Qi Sheng, whom you meet at the start of the campaign, offers it as one of 4 weapon martial arts. All you have to do is return the Mystic Oddity to him, and he'll let you choose your reward. Choosing this or the Vernal Umbrella is a no-brainer. If you skip it, just wait until you reach the next region, Keifeng, and get it the normal way.

What's the normal way? You need to perform a skill steal on the target at the Well of Heaven martial arts camp in southern Keifeng. That's where the Thundercry Blade is taught, so go there and steal the skill.

Now let's talk about how it works. The Thundercry Blade uses a unique resource called Fighting Spirit, which it shares with the Stormbreaker Spear. And here's the key part: it also benefits from the Drumbeat effect, which you can only get from the Stormbreaker Spear's heavy attack. In other words, these two weapons were basically made for each other. To get the most out of the Thundercry Blade, you need the Stormbreaker Spear in your loadout.

So, what are you waiting for? If you're aiming for a tank build that can handle anything, grab the Thundercry Blade early and start experimenting. Did this guide help you decide? Let us know in the comments below!