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I think Stone Staff is the best all-around weapon, especially for beginners - for all the reasons Smeggit lists and because unlike Blunderbuss you can use it versus flyers. It's very click-intensive though.
An upgraded Blunderbuss has its strong points but the total inability to combat flyers is a deal-breaker for me.
IMHO Crossbow with Headshots-return-mana is the strongest weapon in the game for an experienced player. The Stun + mana return lets you totally immobilize large groups or solo ogres/trolls indefinitely. You can build a killbox and keep everything in it until they're all dead. Plinking headshots takes down even Armored Ogres (stun-plink-plink-stun-plink-plink-stun...) with ease while rapid-fire lets you pick shields off heavy orcs and spread some damage around before a finishing move like Chain Lightning.
Another fun combo is sword (bladestaff?) + Fire Ring - a wall of fire and PBAoE melee solved a lot of problems in the first game.
Plus, secondary is nice to tear apart groups of smaller critters, and not to forget that
extra BAM! to break up those Earthlords.
Ok, what? I take down flyers no problem? Haven't tried on Nightmare, though, but it
can even take down up to three of those annoying flyers if they're close enough.
Granted, mostly at the second shot, but still?
Yeh that's the important part for me - by the time you're close enough to hit them with the BB, they're close enough to hit you with their attack.
The Ultimate Suck is being frozen-in-place by a Frost Bat then lit-up by Thunder Bats (they pair those two in at least two DLC maps).
But that's what's really great about OMD2 - everybody finds the approach that works best for them - there really is no "best" weapon - it's all very unique to the individual.
However, one answer trumps them all, if you have the item and sufficient mana.
Without question, the best weapon is: Polymorph Ring.
Without question.
No other weapon can transform a nearly dead Ogre into a full-health Fire Ogre.
Sorry, I meant: If they are close enough to each other. Despite the spread, if your
aim is good enough, you can "snipe" them from a distance. Often I hit sevral of them,
if they are clustered. But it still takes two shots, so that maybe a drawback.
I lol'd.
Was playing with guy who had never used it before and when his Troll polymorphed into an Armored Ogre he started screaming like a little girl. :-D