Update on December 13th:Â Added all the newest weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest.
Want to stay alive in 99 Nights in the Forest? Then you need good weapons with you. You still won’t be able to kill the big, scary Deer with them, but you will face lots of wolves, bears, and weird cultists who want to hurt you. If you want to save those four missing kids, you need to be ready to fight. Here’s the list of all weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest, and how to get each one of them in the game without wasting your time.
All Weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest
Here’s every weapon you can find in the game:
Melee Weapons
| Weapon Name | How to Get |
|---|---|
 Old Axe | Starting Weapon |
 Good Axe | • Pelt Trader • Chests • Lumberjack Class |
 Strong Axe | • Pelt Trader • Gold Chests |
 Spear | • Pelt Trader • Chests |
 Katana | Assassin Class |
 Chainsaw | • Craft at Anvil • Ruby Chests |
 Morning Star | Gold Chests |
 Laser Sword | • Broken UFOs • Mothership UFO |
 Ice Sword | Ice Chest |
 Trident | Fishing |
 Poison Spear | • Frog Chest • Fishing |
 Infernal Sword | • Infernal Chest • The Volcano |
 Cultist King Mace | Defeating Cultist King |
 Obsidiron Hammer | Obsidiron Chest |
 Scythe | Vampire Chest |
 Vampire Scythe | Vampire Class |
Ranged Weapons
| Weapon Name | Capacity | How to Get |
|---|---|---|
 Revolver | 6 rounds | • Ranger Class • Pelt Trader • Chests • Gun Cabinets |
 Rifle | 1 round | • Chests • Gun Cabinets |
 Tactical Shotgun | 4 rounds | • Ruby Chests • Workshop |
 Kunai | 120 throws | • Assassin class • Ruby Chests |
 Snowball | 40 throws | Cold Chest |
 Frozen Shuriken | 100 throws | Ice Chest |
 Ray Gun | Requires 10% of the users’ Alien Tech Energy to fire | • Broken UFO • Mothership UFOS • Alien Class |
 Laser Cannon | Requires half of the users’ Alien Tech Energy to fire and takes 80% of the bar when firing | • Broken UFO • Mothership UFOS • Cyborg Class |
 Flame Thrower | Uses Fuel Canisters to fire | Pyromaniac Class |
 Blowpipe | Poisonous | • Frog Cave • Poison Master Class |
Friendly Gun | Very fast fire rate with no recharge time | Only available during the Update Party Event |
 Crossbow | Has unlimited reserve ammo and one shot before reloading | Hot Chests |
 Wildfire | One-time-use throwable that covers a medium-sized area in fire puddles | Hot Chests |
 Infernal Crossbow | The arrows also deal more damage than the normal Crossbow and give enemies the burning effect. | • The Volcano • Cultist King • Infernal Chests • Fire Bandit Class |
Ammunition
Ammo is required for ranged weapons to function:
| Items | Details | How to Get |
|---|---|---|
 Revolver Ammo | Ammo to fire a revolver. Each one gives 6 ammo | • Good Chests • Ranger Class • Cultists • Ammo Crate |
 Rifle Ammo | Ammo to fire a rifle. Each one gives 6 ammo | • Legendary Chests • Gold Chests • Cultists • Ammo Crate |
 Shotgun Ammo | Ammo to fire a tactical shotgun. Each one gives 6 ammo | • Ammo Crate |
 Fuel Canister | Ammo to fire the flamethrower | • Throughout the map • Chests |
How to Get Weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest
Now that you know the currently available weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest, I will explain more details about how to get them. There are a few ways to obtain weapons in this game. Here’s what works best:
Starting Classes with Weapons
Some classes give you weapons right when you start. This saves you time and effort. The Assassin is the best choice because you can get both a Katana and Kunai. That means you can fight up close and from a distance without having to look for more weapons. Other good classes are the Hunter (gets Bear Traps item), Ranger (gets a Revolver), and Lumberjack (gets a Good Axe). If you don’t want to spend 500 Diamonds on the Assassin, pick one of these.
Trading with the Pelt Trader
The Pelt Trader shows up on day 2 every time you play. He’s a sure way to get weapons early on. Give him a rabbit foot and wolf pelt, and he’ll give you either a Spear or Revolver. Just remember that other players want to trade with him, too. So you might want to get other stuff like a Good Axe or Strong Axe first.
Finding Chests Around the Map
This is how you’ll find most of your weapons. When you walk around the forest, you’ll see black shapes in the distance. Those are chests. Always go check them out because they have good stuff inside. There are different types of chests:
| Chests | Details |
|---|---|
| Regular Chests | Give you basic stuff like Good Axes, Spears, Revolvers, and Rifles. |
| Rare Chests | These look like treasure chests and show up when you reach campfire level 4. They have better stuff than regular chests. |
| Gold Chests | You find these deep in the forest and in Cultist Strongholds. They’re the only way to get the best weapons like the Morning Star and Tactical Shotgun. |
Gun Cabinet Buildings
Sometimes you’ll find buildings with gun cabinets near your camp. These always have ammo and either a revolver or rifle inside. They’re not super common, but when you find one, it’s free good stuff.
Cultist Strongholds
Once you’re strong enough, this is where you get the best weapons. The Cultist Stronghold is like a challenge where you fight waves of enemies. It resets every 20 minutes, so you can keep doing it. You get rewarded with high-level chests and Diamonds. The reward room usually has Gold Chests, which are the only way to get the Morning Star and Tactical Shotgun. If you want the best weapons, you need to beat this place.
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Getting good weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest takes time and smart thinking. Start with a class that gives you good gear, trade smart with the Pelt Trader, and always look for chests. Once you’re strong enough, keep doing the Cultist Stronghold for the best weapons. With the right gear and some planning, you’ll have a way better chance of staying alive for all 99 nights.
