Clawfinger 
Clawfinger Special
Clawfinger (Regular) |
 |
| 84 Damage |
| Greataxes |
Main Hand |
| Power 100% |
Energy 170% |
| Weight 3 |
0 Empty Socket |
| Requirement |
18 Faith |
| Scaling |
9% |
| Attack Speed |
100% |
| Critical Damage |
100% |
| Physical Block Defense |
70% |
Clawfinger (Regular) is one of the Greataxes Weapons in Lords of the Fallen. Weapons are used to deal damage to enemies, and can be improved by slotting gems or completing specific tasks. Weapons scale with specific stats, giving them bonuses based on your character's parameters.
"For those who know how it feels to be in a bloodpool, covered with the corpse."
Clawfinger (Regular) Location
Clawfinger (Regular) Damage Table
| Damage Type |
Min Req |
Min + Flawless |
50 Stat |
50 Stat + Flawless |
| Physical Damage |
84 |
?? |
116 |
?? |
| Magic Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Fire Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Poison Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Lightning Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Moveset & Player Notes
- -
- Small video embed/link.
- ie. Best x in the game for y class.
- Slow attack speed compared to x.
Upgrading
Socketing is the process of embedding a
rune into the available slot in your weapon. An empty rune socket looks like this:
. Please see the relevant
runes page to find what upgrade is best for your build.
Weapons and armor may have up to three sockets. There is no cost for socketing an empty slot although you must be at the
crafter
You can remove a socketed rune and save it in your inventory, and thus you can place a new rune on a socketed weapon.
Term Explanations
This section explains the terminology used to abbreviate tables and to refer to game mechanics regarding weapons:
- Damage: The total amount of damage dealt by the weapon.
- Power:
- Energy: The weapon's energy consumption per swing.
- Weight: The total amount of units this weapon adds to your equipment load
- : Empty sockets available or not for the weapon to be upgraded with runes
- Attribute Requirement: The amount of a certain attribute needed to wield the weapon.
- Attribute Scale: The percentage of bonus damage obtained from the attribute
- Attack Speed: The weapon's swing speed
- Critical Damage: The weapon's bonus damage when a critical is executed. It is corresponding to the base damage.
- Physical Damage: Damage dealt that checks against physical defenses.
- Magic Damage: Damage dealt that checks against magic defenses.
- Fire Damage: Damage dealt that checks against fire defenses.
- Poison Damage: Damage dealt that checks against poison defenses.
- Lightning Damage: Damage dealt that checks against lightning defenses.
- Physical Block Defense: Percentage of physical damage this weapon can block.
Clawfinger (Special) |
|
| 84 Damage |
| Greataxes |
Main Hand |
| Power 100% |
Energy 170% |
| Weight 3 |
0 Empty Socket |
| Requirement |
18 Faith |
| Scaling |
9% |
| Attack Speed |
100% |
| Critical Damage |
100% |
| Physical Block Defense |
70% |
Clawfinger (Special) is one of the Greataxes Weapons in Lords of the Fallen. Weapons are used to deal damage to enemies, and can be improved by slotting gems or completing specific tasks. Weapons scale with specific stats, giving them bonuses based on your character's parameters.
"For those who know how it feels to be in a bloodpool, covered with the corpse."
Clawfinger (Special) Location
- The Clawfinger
- Greataxe
- is obtained from defeating the
- Worshipper
- boss
- after he kills at least two of his summoned minions.
Clawfinger (Special) Damage Table
| Damage Type |
Min Req |
Min + Flawless |
50 Stat |
50 Stat + Flawless |
| Physical Damage |
84 |
?? |
116 |
?? |
| Magic Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Fire Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Poison Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Lightning Damage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Moveset & Player Notes
- One hand heavy attack creates a demonic scythe.
- Small video embed/link.
- ie. Best x in the game for y class.
- Slow attack speed compared to x.
Upgrading
Socketing is the process of embedding a
rune into the available slot in your weapon. An empty rune socket looks like this:
. Please see the relevant
runes page to find what upgrade is best for your build.
Weapons and armor may have up to three sockets. There is no cost for socketing an empty slot although you must be at the
crafter
You can remove a socketed rune and save it in your inventory, and thus you can place a new rune on a socketed weapon.
Term Explanations
This section explains the terminology used to abbreviate tables and to refer to game mechanics regarding weapons:
- Damage: The total amount of damage dealt by the weapon.
- Power:
- Energy: The weapon's energy consumption per swing.
- Weight: The total amount of units this weapon adds to your equipment load
- : Empty sockets available or not for the weapon to be upgraded with runes
- Attribute Requirement: The amount of a certain attribute needed to wield the weapon.
- Attribute Scale: The percentage of bonus damage obtained from the attribute
- Attack Speed: The weapon's swing speed
- Critical Damage: The weapon's bonus damage when a critical is executed. It is corresponding to the base damage.
- Physical Damage: Damage dealt that checks against physical defenses.
- Magic Damage: Damage dealt that checks against magic defenses.
- Fire Damage: Damage dealt that checks against fire defenses.
- Poison Damage: Damage dealt that checks against poison defenses.
- Lightning Damage: Damage dealt that checks against lightning defenses.
- Physical Block Defense: Percentage of physical damage this weapon can block.
Anonymous
A best friend for faith-focused builds. Not only is it a good greataxe to have early in the game but the special orange version's one-handed strong attack is amazing. While it doesn't do much damage in a single strike, it excels in breaking enemy poise thus knocking the vast majority of foes flying. If an enemy is making their way to you, the spike will appear just behind them which knocks them further towards you with their backs turned, leaving them completely exposed for a backstab. Oh and you can use it through walls as long as you're locked on to an enemy - it's a great alternative to the gauntlet and arguably better than the damage-based upgrades for the projectile mode since you have to expose yourself and it doesn't do much poise damage from the start.
Unless you're pumping up your faith, it's not so great for damage later in the game but the special attack keeps it a valuable asset. Although I do not recommend using it against Beast Masters, Bulwarks and bosses since they have the poise to deal with it and the damage done is inconsequential.
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