Trident

 Attack 22.0
 Weight 8.0
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Class 1 Spear
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 Trident in Salt and Sanctuary is a Spear type weapon.

 

An ancient tool of humble pedigree whose barbed tines were originally designed for spearing and hooking fish. The trident's inextricable association with the sea has made it a thalassocratic symbol from time immemorial, fueling its gradual evolution into a gilded ceremonial weapon of greater aesthetic merit than practical utility.

 

Notes and Tips:

  • At 50 Strength and 50 Dexterity this weapon has an Attack of 79.8 at tier VII.
  • Two-handing a weapon increases Strength by 50% for damage scaling, meaning you only need 34 Strength to reach the 50 Strength soft cap when two-handing a weapon.
  • Strength scaling is negligible on this weapon.  The difference between 5 Strength and 50 Strength is only 4.1 Attack on this weapon.



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Trident Upgrade Table

 

  Attack Upgrade Materials

Trident

22.0 -

Trident I

23.3 Lock of Hair x1, 250 Salt 

Trident II

24.7 

Lock of Hair x 2, 500 Salt

Trident III

 26.2 A Soldier's Poem x 1, 1000 Salt

Trident IV

27.7 A Soldier's Poem x 2, 1500 Salt

Trident V

29.4 A Lord's Orders x 1, 2500 Salt

Trident VI

31.2 A Lord's Orders x 2, 5000 Salt 

Trident VII

33.0 A King's Orders x 1, 10000 Salt

 

 

 

Spears
Adder Fang  ♦  Breach Pike  ♦  Overlord's Bident  ♦  Pitchfork  ♦  Razorback  ♦  Soldier's Spear  ♦  Stardust Spire  ♦  Umbral Partisan



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    • This is probably the best spear for a magic build as the buff factor is the highest of all spear, investing in strength and dex on a magic build is not necessary as your buff and the spam nature of spears will make it a good weapon regardless of your investment in dex and str.

      • Anonymous

        This is the 2nd best spear for pure DEX builds (1st being the Overlord's Bident) and the best when buffed period. It is also a very nice early weapon (can be obtained right after defeating the Mad Alchemist) and then carry you through the first half of the game pretty easily (for me, it was the entire game) since you don't need much stat investment to git gud damage out of it.

        While it is true that the Razorback does a bit more damage by default (less than 10% more at 50 Dexterity but slightly less when buffed), it also requires Enduring Skulls to upgrade (which are very difficult to come by), is a bit more costly to get (2000 more Salt and an Amber Idol) and is 25% heavier than the Trident. It also takes longer to get. Although, by that time, you would have at least a Trident IV. For ~10% more damage at 50 Dexterity unbuffed only and considering the drawbacks, the Razorback is, arguably, not even worth getting in my opinion. Unless, of course, you like the way it looks. In that case, I suggest you fully upgrade a spear before transmuting it so you don't have to farm for those pesky Enduring Skulls. But keep in mind that, by the time you can do this, you could also get the Overlord's Bident.

        • The Trident is the best buffable spear because of its base damage being higher than any other Spear. It unfortunately has such poor scaling that you need to throw ten tons of Strength and Dexterity to get returns as well, like the Anon below says. Its Dexterity scaling being better than the Strength, it still manages to synergize well with Magic builds. In pure damage, the Umbral Partizan beats it out if one goes heavy with Dexterity, but the Umbral Partizan is also TWICE the weight of the Trident. Very solid Spellsword weapon.

          • Anonymous

            Trident is good if you can manage to get an alchemist and use it early. High damage right off the bat compared to most other weapons you'd be able to use if you're going for halberds or spears makes it great up until the scaling of everything else catches up.

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