Check seven classes and four tiers
Armed to the Fangs asks you to collect all 28 weapons. The collection contains seven classes with four weapons in each: sword and shield, dual blades, fists, one-handed sword, spear, two-handed sword and whip. The illustrated list below groups them by class so you can compare the names in your inventory without confusing an entire family with a single weapon.
Work through one class at a time and compare all four entries. A stronger weapon in a family does not tell you whether you obtained every other weapon in that family. This page is a collection reference; the separate weapon-class guide explains controls and combat differences. Use the two pages together when you recognize a missing class but have not yet tried its attacks.
The Longsword is starting equipment
The Longsword is the starting main weapon. It belongs in the 28-weapon collection even though it has no ordinary chest marker to follow. Begin your review by checking that starting equipment, then continue with the remaining one-handed swords. Searching every room for another Longsword chest would distract from weapons that actually require a later pickup or reward.
Keep acquisition sources separate as you compare the list. Some weapons come from a chest; others are tied to story interactions or a special challenge. A missing map pin does not automatically mean that an item was omitted from the game. Open the weapon’s own entry and read its acquisition description before treating it as an unidentified chest.
Seven legendary weapons have different sources
The legendary set contains Alucard's Sword and Shield, War and Famine, Bernhard's Wrath, Valmanway, Chauve-Souris, Excalibur and Vampire Killer. The entries for Alucard's Sword and Shield, War and Famine and Chauve-Souris provide their recorded chest locations. Match the relevant room and read its access notes rather than assuming that all legendary weapons are handed out after a boss.
Bernhard's Wrath is associated with the portrait challenge, Valmanway with the scales reward, and Excalibur with Arthur’s sword puzzle. Vampire Killer has its own story-acquisition guide. Follow those dedicated instructions for the required interaction; arriving at the reward room is not the same as finishing the challenge or claiming the weapon. The links below keep those solutions beside this collection list.
Find a missing weapon without retracing everything
If the achievement remains unfinished, first identify a missing name or tier in the illustrated list. Open that item, then use its own location or acquisition route. Group several missing chest weapons in the same region for one return trip. For a challenge reward, check the objective and final claim instead of repeatedly reopening unrelated chests elsewhere in the castle.
The atlas does not store your collection progress. Compare the list against your game rather than reading a visible marker as an obtained item. Chest markers identify recorded positions, while character or room references retain their own level of precision. This list does not promise a shortest all-weapons route, and listed DPS should not be read as measured combat performance or a reason to skip a lower-tier collection entry.
All 28 weapons: compare effects and find a location
Sword and shield
Dual blades
Ordinary
Where to get it ↗Refined
Where to get it ↗Masterpiece
Where to get it ↗Legendary
Where to get it ↗Fists
Ordinary
Where to get it ↗Refined
Where to get it ↗Masterpiece
Where to get it ↗Legendary
Where to get it ↗One-handed sword
Ordinary
Where to get it ↗Refined
Where to get it ↗Masterpiece
Where to get it ↗Legendary
Where to get it ↗Spear
Ordinary
Where to get it ↗Refined
Where to get it ↗Masterpiece
Where to get it ↗Legendary
Where to get it ↗Two-handed sword
Ordinary
Where to get it ↗Refined
Where to get it ↗Masterpiece
Where to get it ↗Legendary
Where to get it ↗Whip
Ordinary
Where to get it ↗Refined
Where to get it ↗Masterpiece
Where to get it ↗Legendary
Where to get it ↗Original game artwork
Questions players ask
Do I need every weapon, or just one from each class?
Armed to the Fangs is the all-28-weapons objective. One weapon in each class describes a different collection goal. Compare all four weapons in every family, including the starting Longsword and the legendary entries, instead of stopping once you have representatives of seven classes.
Why is there no Longsword chest on the map?
The Longsword is equipped as the starting main weapon. Its absence from the ordinary chest list is consistent with that source. Check the weapon in your inventory, then use chest or reward links for the remaining entries rather than searching for a second acquisition point that this guide does not claim exists.
Do legendary weapons all come from bosses?
No. Their sources include chests, a portrait challenge, the scales, Arthur’s sword puzzle and a story interaction. Read the acquisition instructions attached to the specific weapon. A boss location elsewhere on the map does not establish that it drops the legendary weapon you are missing.
Should I skip weaker weapons after finding a legendary one?
For collection, keep checking the other names in the same family. Choosing an equipped weapon and completing the full catalog are different decisions. A legendary weapon can be your preferred combat option while a lower-tier item still remains relevant to the all-weapons objective and deserves its own acquisition check.