Double Axe
For official shards · Swordsmanship · two-handed · every figure sourced
Two swings in quick succession, each at 10% less damage than normal.
Needs 70 weapon skill, 30 Tactics · base mana 30.
One spinning swing that strikes everything standing next to you. Bushido adds damage, capped at 100.
Needs 90 weapon skill, 60 Tactics · base mana 15.
The Double Axe is a two-handed Swordsmanship weapon: 15–18 base damage at 3.25 seconds a swing, with Double Strike as its primary special move and Whirlwind Attack as its secondary.
The numbers
| Skill | Swordsmanship |
|---|---|
| Hands | Two-handed — no shield with it |
| Base damage | 15–18 |
| Weapon speed | 3.25 seconds |
| Primary move | Double Strike |
| Secondary move | Whirlwind Attack |
| Hue | 0 [!] — undyed: a plain Double Axe wears its art's own colours, which is how the picture is drawn. A crafted one takes the colour of the metal or wood it is made from. |
How fast it actually swings depends on your stamina and Swing Speed Increase — the toolkit's weapon builder and Reference › Weapons work that out for your character.
Named weapons built on the Double Axe
None in the toolkit's item database says it is built on a Double Axe.
Other Swordsmanship weapons
Two-handed: Axe · Bardiche · Battle Axe · Bladed Staff · Crescent Blade · Daisho · Executioner's Axe · Gargish Axe · Gargish Bardiche · Gargish Battle Axe · Gargish Daisho · Gargish Scythe · Gargish Talwar · Halberd · Hatchet · Large Battle Axe · No-Dachi · Ornate Axe · Rune Blade · Scythe · Tachi · Two Handed Axe
One-handed: Bladed Whip · Bokuto · Bone Harvester · Broadsword · Butcher Knife · Cleaver · Cutlass · Dread Sword · Elven Machete · Gargish Bokuto · Gargish Bone Harvester · Gargish Butcher Knife · Gargish Cleaver · Gargish Katana · Glass Sword · Katana · Longsword · Pickaxe · Radiant Scimitar · Scimitar · Skinning Knife · Stone War Sword · The Redeemer · Viking Sword · Wakizashi
Where these come from
Damage, speed, hands and skill are the toolkit's weapon table; the special moves, their base mana and what they do come from uo.com's Special Moves page; the named weapons and their properties are the toolkit's item database. Everything here is from uo.com or the game itself; anything uo.com does not publish is marked [!] as unpublished where it appears.
More from UO Toolkit
- Every weapon — all 126, each with its own page
- Damage calculator — how a hit is worked out, step by step
- Every skill — what each does, its stats and where it caps
- The toolkit itself — the weapon builder, swing speed at your stamina and SSI, and every calculator, free
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