This reference gathers named weapon choices with explicit effects from the supplied Final Fantasy XV weapons passage: one-handed swords, greatswords, and polearms. It includes conditional effects such as elemental damage, aerial bonuses, and effects tied to enemy count, stamina, or MP. The passage also describes general weapon handling, including character restrictions, weapon switching, damage affinities, and some weapon-specific attack behaviors. A separate gameplay passage summarizes Ascension Grid progression, but the supplied text does not name Ascension nodes or their individual effects, so that system is explained only at a high level. The entries are descriptive and source-bounded; they do not rank equipment or recommend a best setup.
A reference to named one-handed swords, greatswords, and polearms with stated effects, plus the broad Ascension progression system. Entries describe reported function and restrictions; they do not compare effectiveness or establish optimal choices.
The general weapons reference includes data labeled for Patch 1.29 and states that most weapons were modified for Patch 1.02; this article does not claim all figures are independently verified against the Windows Edition release or a current build.
Only the supplied portion of the weapons list was available, including partial polearm information. This reference uses ten distinct named records supported by visible passages and does not imply complete weapon coverage.
The Ascension source supports only the overall AP and Astralsphere structure. It does not expose named skills, node effects, or exact AP costs, so no individual Ascension unlock is described.
The official Steam passage establishes the Windows Edition identity, release label, included content, and discontinued online-content notice; it does not establish weapon mechanics.
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.
