Dauntless Hammer Guide: hammer list, the best, tips and combos

In Dauntless there are different weapons to finish off the Behemoths, the hammer is one of them and we have created a complete guide that explains in detail how it works. You’ll also find the complete list of hammers, best hammers and much more information that will help you if you choose this weapon.

The Hammer in Dauntless is one of the most complex weapons but also one of the most rewarding. Much like the Axe is another one of the game’s heavy hitting powerhouse weapons.

Half hammer and half barrel. Use the hammer to pulverize bones and scales, and then end the massacre with an ethereal explosion. You can even use the explosions to dodge.

What are you going to find here?

1 Hammer Features
- 1.1 Special abilites
2 Best Hammers in Dauntless
- 2.1 Inferno’s Burden
- 2.2 Raging Crash
3 Hammer guide
4 List of all Hammers

Hammer Features

The hammer consists of two weapons: a hammer with which to perform physical attacks and a cannon to hit the short-range Behemoth. The attacks differ depending on whether you are moving or fixed and depending on whether you are making vertical or horizontal attacks.

The dodge attack is fairly standard and provides additional range. You can also charge a blast wave that requires the use of your hammer’s bullets. The hammerhead inflicts blunt damage, so with an incredible advantage to stun the behemoth.

The hammer has 3 combos, each consisting of three attacks. To keep in mind:

Each attack can be improved by spending one of the cannon’s ammo, this will inflict more damage (so more damage per stun).
Each shot fired or triggered (expend a projectile to improve a melee attack) consumes resistance.
You can automatically reload a bullet by clicking the reload button when the animation of a melee attack is finished (Attention, this mechanic temporarily suspends the regeneration of the resistance).
Closing a combo with a cannon shot will trigger an etheric shock, which instantly recharges the hammer and increases its ammunition.

Special abilites

The hammer has 3 special abilites:

Concussive Salvo: loads ammo into the hammer before releasing, damage and interrupting behemoths. Available from the start.
Mighty Landbreaker: loads ammo into the hammer before releasing, creating an aether vent that buffs players. Hammer Mastery level 8.
Molten Edict: converts all explosive uses of ammo into fireball attacks. Available only on Molten Edict weapon.

Best Hammers in Dauntless

Currently we highlight two hammers of the game that are very good for combat, these are:

Inferno’s Burden

Name: Inferno’s Burden
Power: 100-550
Elemental Power: +80 Blaze
Perks: +1~3 Overpower
Cells slots: Power Cell and Power Cell
Unique Effects: The sixth hit in quick succession deals 250 bonus damage and major blaze damage

The hammered version of the Hellion weapon allows you to achieve additional damage faster. Your 250 extra damage points will arrive with the sixth consecutive move. A good counterpart to the fact that the weapon is much slower.

Using the extended magazine mode, you can give your hammer 6 additional ammo (for a total of 6), which will allow your weapon to hit faster once your magazine is empty.

Raging Crash

Name: Raging Crash
Power: 100-550
Elemental Power: None
Perks: +1~3 Ragehunter
Cells slots: Power Cell and Utility Cell
Unique Effects: None

The advantage of this weapon is that it is not linked to any element and will allow you to be versatile against all kinds of defenses found, as you can take advantage of its significant damage against all elements.

Hammer guide

List of all Hammers

Recruit’s Hammer	Name: Recruit’s Hammer Power: 80-80 Elemental Power: None Perks: None Cells slots: None Unique Effects: None
Raging Crash	Name: Raging Crash Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: None Perks: +1~3 Ragehunter Cells slots: Power Cell and Utility Cell Unique Effects: None
Fall of the Shrike	Name: Fall of the Shrike Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: None Perks: +1~3 Conditioning Cells slots: Power Cell and Mobility Cell Unique Effects: +100 part damage on next hit after a dodge.
Quillshot’s Roar‎	Name: Quillshot’s Roar‎ Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: None Perks: +1~3 Acidic Cells slots: Power Cell and Defense Cell Unique Effects: None
Skarn’s Vengeance	Name: Skarn’s Vengeance Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Terra Perks: +1~3 Knockout King Cells slots: Power Cell and Defense Cell Unique Effects: Dealing damage has a chance (based on damage dealt) to grant a stacking, refreshing 40 health shield that lasts for 12s.
Charred Crusher	Name: Charred Crusher Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Blaze Perks: +1~3 Aetherhunter Cells slots: Power Cell and Power Cell Unique Effects: None
Ember Maul	Name: Ember Maul Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Blaze Perks: +1~3 Evasive Fury Cells slots: Power Cell and Mobility Cell Unique Effects: The fifth hit in a row deals +150% stagger damage
Winter Squall‎	Name: Winter Squall‎ Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Frost Perks: +1~3 Nimble Cells slots: Power Cell and Mobility Cell Unique Effects: Evading drops a trio of Ice Mines on a 30 second cooldown.
Thundering Maul‎‎	Name: Thundering Maul‎‎ Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Shock Perks: +1~3 Aetheric Attunement Cells slots: Power Cell and Defense Cell Unique Effects: 20% damage vs Behemoth Heads
Nayzaga’s Charge‎	Name: Nayzaga’s Charge‎ Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Shock Perks: +1~3 Savagery Cells slots: Power Cell and Utility Cell Unique Effects: Heal for 300 whenever a Behemoth is staggered.
Pangar’s Rampage	Name: Pangar’s Rampage Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Frost Perks: +1~3 Knockout King Cells slots: Power Cell and Defense Cell Unique Effects: None
Inferno’s Burden	Name: Inferno’s Burden Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Blaze Perks: +1~3 Overpower Cells slots: Power Cell and Power Cell Unique Effects: The sixth hit in quick succession deals 250 bonus damage and major blaze damage
Storm Hammer	Name: Storm Hammer Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Shock Perks: +1~3 Aetheric Attunement Cells slots: Power Cell and Mobility Cell Unique Effects: Reloads 2 hammer ammo after dodging through an attack.
Kharabak’s Jaw	Name: Kharabak’s Jaw Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Terra Perks: +1~3 Deconstruction Cells slots: Power Cell and Technique Cell Unique Effects: Restore 30 stamina after reloading a shell
Break of Dawn	Name: Break of Dawn Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Radiant Perks: +1~3 Cunning Cells slots: Power Cell and Mobility Cell Unique Effects: 10% chance for attacks to hit twice
Fall of Night	Name: Fall of Night Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Umbral Perks: +1~3 Cunning Cells slots: Power Cell and Utility Cell Unique Effects: When under 20% health, deal +50% damage
Sovereign’s Grudge	Name: Sovereign’s Grudge Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Terra Perks: +1~3 Sharpened Cells slots: Power Cell and Utility Cell Unique Effects: After not dealing damage for 6 seconds, the next 2 attacks deal 25% increased damage.
Stalker’s Price	Name: Stalker’s Price Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Umbral Perks: +1~3 Wild Frenzy Cells slots: Technique Cell and Utility Cell Unique Effects: Dealing damage has a chance (based on damage dealt) to generate a Shadow Orb that increases damage dealt by 2.5% for 5 seconds. If 5 or more Orbs are present, the bonus doubles.
Valomyr’s Burden	Name: Valomyr’s Burden Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Radiant Perks: +1~3 Aetherhunter Cells slots: Power Cell and Utility Cell Unique Effects: Once charged, your next attack will deal 550 bonus radiant damage. Charge rate increases with current health.
Brutality of Boreus	Name: Brutality of Boreus Power: 100-550 Elemental Power: +80 Frost Perks: +1~3 Conditioning Cells slots: Power Cell and Defence Cell Unique Effects: Using Ammo generates a Frost Sprite that cause your next attack to deal 50 bonus damage and minor frost damage. Max 4 Sprites.