Barbs of Scorn
Fury’s default weapon attacks at moderate speed and can injure several foes across wide and long ranges. Its listed damage rises across upgrades.
Understand this choiceDarksiders III places Fury’s Hollow forms, weapons, Wrath attacks, and weapon enhancements among its described combat choices. This reference covers six named weapons, their stated combat functions, and listed damage progressions, as well as four Hollow-specific versions of Fury’s Wrath attack. It also records enhancement effects including lifesteal, Havoc generation, evade invincibility, health, item drops, and Wrath generation. Some records include conditions or restrictions, such as Enoch’s low-health damage condition and Perdition’s Crossblade-only placement. The supplied passages support factual descriptions, but do not provide a complete upgrade or acquisition guide, an optimized build, or comprehensive DLC equipment coverage.

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Fury’s default weapon attacks at moderate speed and can injure several foes across wide and long ranges. Its listed damage rises across upgrades.
Understand this choiceThe Flame Hollow weapon uses quick strikes that can disrupt blocking foes and may set them on fire. Its guide entry provides damage progression through level 10.
Understand this choiceThe Storm Hollow shock lance can stun foes opposing Fury. Its listed damage starts at 75 base and reaches 150 at level 10.
Understand this choiceThe Force Hollow mallet breaks through defensive enemies and can knock foes back to create space. The guide lists damage up to level 10.
Understand this choiceThe Stasis Hollow greatsword can slow and knock enemies back. The guide also describes a brief dual-wield effect against defensive enemies.
Understand this choiceSalvation is a ranged, boomerang-type weapon obtained from Usiel. Its damage table gives a base of 35 and 70 at level 10.
Understand this choiceFlame Hollow changes Fury’s Wrath attack to engulf her in fire, setting nearby enemies aflame and dealing damage over time.
Understand this choiceStorm Hollow changes Fury’s Wrath attack into three electrified whirlwinds that seek out enemies.
Understand this choiceForce Hollow changes Fury’s Wrath attack into a royal-hued energy ball that explodes.
Understand this choiceStasis Hollow forms a frosty shell around Fury that protects her from harm and slows enemies that touch her.
Understand this choiceEnhancements have active and passive bonuses; the discussion says active bonuses depend on using the weapon, while passive bonuses apply whenever socketed.
Understand this choiceChaos grants lifesteal on hit and extends Havoc form duration, according to the enhancement guide and player discussion.
Understand this choiceObscurus increases the invincibility period during evasive maneuvers and increases Havoc generation with each hit.
Understand this choiceEnoch increases damage under a low-health condition and increases the rate at which Fury accumulates Havoc for transformation.
Understand this choiceLeviathan provides passive HP regeneration and can spawn additional Lurchers when an object is broken while its active effect is used.
Understand this choiceFortifier increases Fury’s HP and, when activated, increases both Arcane and Physical damage.
Understand this choiceAzazel regenerates Wrath over time and can generate additional Wrath per hit, with values dependent on upgrade level and path.
Understand this choiceA player discussion describes Perdition as increasing Crossblade flight speed and restricting its placement to the Crossblade.
Understand this choiceA source-bounded reference to six named weapons, four Hollow-specific Wrath effects, and named enhancement effects. It records stated weapon functions and damage progressions, plus enhancement effects, conditions, and restrictions. It does not establish an optimized build, comparative ranking, complete acquisition guide, or comprehensive DLC equipment coverage.
Explanations prepared with GPT-6 Luna and checked against the linked references. These are source-reviewed guides. They do not establish independently tested optimal builds or exact upgrade budgets. How coverage works.