Queen's Domain Weapons: Levels and Evolution

Compare damage types before chasing a ranking

Weapons have distinct damage types, Power ratings and speeds. The Bestiary lists enemy weaknesses, so a stronger-looking weapon is not automatically the better choice against every target. Start with the enemy's listed weakness, then compare the equipment you have available. These mechanics are described in the weapon guide and combat video around 1:46–2:12.

The full-game description advertises 50+ melee weapons and 20+ throwing-weapon types. Those are publisher feature counts, not an independently completed inventory or evidence that every item follows one upgrade pattern. See the official Steam description.

Use the documented default PC attacks

The default attack inputs and weapon differences appear in the weapon reference. Dagger recharge is also documented in the opening walkthrough. These mouse inputs do not establish an exact keyboard command for throwing daggers or activating Endu's independent dash.

Level weapons through successful attacks

Successful attacks advance weapon leveling. Some weapons evolve, but the available full-game accounts do not justify assigning every weapon the same cap or transformation. Treat each documented case separately instead of extending one item's behavior to the whole arsenal. See the leveling guide and the identified full-game replies in the mixed-version evolution discussion.

What changes for Endu?

Holy Sword Endu can evolve; the written weapon guide names the evolved form Soul Bound Endu. Separately, Wind Gems add Endu dash charges, while the Storm Gem adds an offensive ability. Keep these progression notes distinct rather than describing every change as the same weapon-level reward. See the Endu entries, full-game evolution report and weapon table.

Why does Pandora Blade not fit a universal +30% rule?

The two Pandora guides report 5 base Power and a maximum +300% bonus. Preserve that exception when comparing progression claims instead of replacing it with a general growth percentage. These values describe reported Power, not identical damage against every enemy. See the first Power account and second account.

Use the Pandora Blade guide for acquisition rather than searching for it through the library collection.

What happens to the Trident at level 5?

Full-game community reports describe the Trident weapon breaking at level 5 and producing a Trident Key. This is an item-conversion case, not evidence that level 5 is every weapon's maximum. If you want to keep using the weapon, consider that reported outcome before continuing to level it. See the Trident discussion and full-game evolution replies.

Use Trident to distinguish equipment conversion from temple lock requirements.

Scope

This reference does not establish a universal cap table, exact transformation procedure for every weapon, optimized farming route or best-weapon ranking. The Moonlight Sword search has not been matched to a verified item, and demo-era progression statements are not treated as universal full-game rules.