RareSword

Wardens Sword

Weapon · Blox Fruits

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How to Obtain

Dropped from Chief Warden Chief Warden

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Location

Prison

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Source

Chief Warden

Description

Dropped by the Chief Warden deep inside the Prison, this rare sword is one of the earlier loot rewards that tests a player's willingness to grind through a heavily guarded location. Because it requires defeating a named boss rather than purchasing from a shop, earning it feels more like a milestone than a simple transaction. The Wardens Sword carries two moves: Multi-Target Slash and Tornado Slash. Multi-Target Slash lets you hit several enemies at once, which is useful when prison guards swarm you during or after the boss fight. Tornado Slash adds a spinning, area-affecting attack that can pressure opponents trying to close distance. Like all swords in Blox Fruits, it scales with your Sword stat, and mastery climbs as you land hits. As a rare-tier weapon it punches above common drops, making it a reasonable stepping stone while you build toward higher-rarity blades later in your journey.

Moves & Abilities

3 moves

Normal Attack

The player does 3 swings, then ending on the fourth.

Multi-Target Slash

✨ Mastery 35

The user smashes their blade into the ground, creating a blue shockwave that damages all enemies around them and knocks them back.

Tornado Slash

✨ Mastery 80

The user launches a tornado in the direction of their cursor that launches any enemy it hits into the air.

Pros

✦Good for early-game farming.
✦Low mastery requirements.
✦Easy to upgrade.
✦Abnormally large hitbox.
✦Has a stun effect.
✦Can hit multiple targets.
✦Good AoE.
✦Can hit multiple targets.
✦Also has a stun effect.

Cons

✦Cannot hit Blade users.
✦No mobility moves.
✦Lack of range with both moves.
✦Has low M1 damage, like most First Sea swords.
✦Has high knockback, making it unsuitable for grinding.
✦Terrible range.
✦Also has high knockback, making it harder to grind Enemies.

Trivia

1The Cookie Crafters in the Sea of Treats use the Wardens Sword.
2is similar to Blizzard's X move, .
3The item description states that the Wardens Sword has a ring, but due to the revamped model, The ring is now gone.
4Despite the sword being called the "Wardens Sword", it actually drops from the Chief Warden, not the Warden himself, who uses the Dual Katana.
5Wardens Sword's model was reworked.
6Wardens Sword's moves were reworked.
7Wardens Sword was released.

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Wardens Sword — In-Depth Analysis

What Is the Wardens Sword?

The Wardens Sword is a rare sword dropped by the Chief Warden at the Prison in the First Sea. One of the earliest boss-drop swords in the game (present since Update 1), it offers First Sea players an upgrade path that doesn't require spending Beli — just the effort of repeatedly defeating the Chief Warden.

Performance and Practical Value

The Wardens Sword's defining feature is its abnormally large hitbox for a First Sea sword, combined with AoE on both moves and a stun effect. This makes it genuinely useful for clearing groups of enemies in early-game grinding sessions, and the stun adds combo potential that most low-rarity swords simply lack.

Its weaknesses, however, are pronounced: both moves have terrible range, the high knockback on skills actively scatters mobs rather than clustering them for AoE follow-ups, there are no mobility moves whatsoever, and Blade users are immune. The low M1 damage is also typical of First Sea drops.

- Best used in stationary mob farming where the large hitbox and stun compensate for the range deficit. - Easy upgrade path makes it more competitive relative to comparable-rarity First Sea swords. - Replace it as soon as a higher-tier sword becomes obtainable — it has no meaningful place in Second Sea content.

Tip: When grinding with Wardens Sword, let mobs cluster around you before using AoE moves — its short range means attacking at max distance wastes the hitbox advantage.

Where it shines

Good for early-game farming.
Low mastery requirements.
Easy to upgrade.
Abnormally large hitbox.
Has a stun effect.

What to watch out for

Cannot hit Blade users.
No mobility moves.
Lack of range with both moves.
Has low M1 damage, like most First Sea swords.
Has high knockback, making it unsuitable for grinding.

How to Get Wardens Sword