Lore- What is the most powerful weapon in the lore?

[Darth Wadewilson]

Is it The Widowmaker? Or Ghal Maraz? Fellblade? Destroyer of eternities?

[Chameon]

Felblade is the only weapon that canonically can destroy literally anything that exists as far as I know.

That having been said, a strong case could likely be made for either the ancient rune weapons of the dwarfs (The first ones, such as Gotrek's axe) or other, similarly fated weapons for empowering their users and granting immortality, which is a powerful bolstering force in and of itself.

The sword of Khaine is canonically also pretty crazy.

However, I think if we're fully honest with ourselves, the most powerful weapon in the lore would likely be a steam tank or a cannon, unless you which to stretch the definition of 'weapon' to include mounts. As there is a very real, very solid reason for swords to have been replaced with longer range emplacements, and the fact is, ogres carry cannons as -guns-

[Texonater]

just watched this yesterday

top 10 warhammer fantasy weapons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5FGuAlzFnRE

[Alby]

Gotreks Axe^^

[Hermóðr]

Widowmaker has been considered the strongest weapon several times. Fellblade is really strong and considered one of the best weapons but Widowmaker is basically a sword crafted by a god. Destroyer of eternities destroys ones soul but i haven't heard so much info about it. It's a really strong sword though. Ghal Maraz is also considered a strong weapon but it's not a weapon mean't for a god so it's pretty safe to say that it's either Widowmaker or Fellblade.

I would bet my money on Widowmaker though.

[Smiling "Lucky" Lynx]

Originally posted by Hermóðr:

Widowmaker has been considered the strongest weapon several times. Fellblade is really strong and considered one of the best weapons but Widowmaker is basically a sword crafted by a god. Destroyer of eternities destroys ones soul but i haven't heard so much info about it. It's a really strong sword though. Ghal Maraz is also considered a strong weapon but it's not a weapon mean't for a god so it's pretty safe to say that it's either Widowmaker or Fellblade.

I would bet my money on Widowmaker though.

I always hear Widowmaker. In the end times, doesn't Tyrion essentially pull an Aenarion and basically go into hulk mode due to it? Or it was cursed after Aenarion I don't remember I just know it is some God-weapon that even transforms based on the users perception or something. I could google this but so much less fun.

Edit: Wait, does it make them the avatar of Khaine? He's the same God of War type in fantasy as in 40k right? Idk, just always odd to me as I view him as a type of chaotic-neutral that seems to be able to wipe his ass with Daemon's. Well until his space-race got raped. I really have no idea as to his role in fantasy other than probably angry and war.

[Hermóðr]

Originally posted by Little Lynx:

Originally posted by Hermóðr:

Widowmaker has been considered the strongest weapon several times. Fellblade is really strong and considered one of the best weapons but Widowmaker is basically a sword crafted by a god. Destroyer of eternities destroys ones soul but i haven't heard so much info about it. It's a really strong sword though. Ghal Maraz is also considered a strong weapon but it's not a weapon mean't for a god so it's pretty safe to say that it's either Widowmaker or Fellblade.

I would bet my money on Widowmaker though.

I always hear Widowmaker. In the end times, doesn't Tyrion essentially pull an Aenarion and basically go into hulk mode due to it? Or it was cursed after Aenarion I don't remember I just know it is some God-weapon that even transforms based on the users perception or something. I could google this but so much less fun.

Tyrion picks up the widowmaker in the end times yes. He goes completely mad. I've heard that it might transform differently. Not sure though since only "proof" i have seen was a picture from 40k sword of khaine and fantasy sword of khaine.

[ArchaicReaper]

Originally posted by Hermóðr:

Originally posted by Little Lynx:

I always hear Widowmaker. In the end times, doesn't Tyrion essentially pull an Aenarion and basically go into hulk mode due to it? Or it was cursed after Aenarion I don't remember I just know it is some God-weapon that even transforms based on the users perception or something. I could google this but so much less fun.

Tyrion picks up the widowmaker in the end times yes. He goes completely mad. I've heard that it might transform differently. Not sure though since only "proof" i have seen was a picture from 40k sword of khaine and fantasy sword of khaine.

The Sword of Khaine appears differently to whoever perceives it. Aenarion and Tyrion had swords, Malekith saw a septer as it would give him the power to rule like he wanted, I think Tethlis the Slayer saw a spear, or was it Caledor the Conqueror?
But yes, I'd say Widowmaker is strongest as it cursed an entire bloodline just from being drawn and, depending on the source, may have cursed the Elven race itself by giving some members a terrible bloodlust.

[Smiling "Lucky" Lynx]

Originally posted by ArchaicReaper:

Originally posted by Hermóðr:

Tyrion picks up the widowmaker in the end times yes. He goes completely mad. I've heard that it might transform differently. Not sure though since only "proof" i have seen was a picture from 40k sword of khaine and fantasy sword of khaine.

The Sword of Khaine appears differently to whoever perceives it. Aenarion and Tyrion had swords, Malekith saw a septer as it would give him the power to rule like he wanted, I think Tethlis the Slayer saw a spear, or was it Caledor the Conqueror?
But yes, I'd say Widowmaker is strongest as it cursed an entire bloodline just from being drawn and, depending on the source, may have cursed the Elven race itself by giving some members a terrible bloodlust.

Sounds pretty metal.

[Toaster Maximus]

The Fellblade gets my vote has one of them can kill anything, but will kill its user also

[Kblocks]

thunderfury

[Zoie Shales]

I want to say Fellblade, concidering it "killed" Nagash, and then Alcadizaar who was it's only known user.

[Toaster Maximus]

Originally posted by Zoie Shales:

I want to say Fellblade, concidering it "killed" Nagash, and then Alcadizaar who was it's only known user.

Yeah it was just that dangerous, skaven didn't een retrie it once it did its job and killed both Nagash and its user, it did have a card once for warhammer that any char could use it just came with a massive draw back if I recall that it would destory its user always in the end but ignored all armor and ward saves So was perfect to give to an expandable char and toss them at something powerful like a greather demon and the like

[Zoie Shales]

Originally posted by Toaster Maximus:

Originally posted by Zoie Shales:

I want to say Fellblade, concidering it "killed" Nagash, and then Alcadizaar who was it's only known user.

Yeah it was just that dangerous, skaven didn't een retrie it once it did its job and killed both Nagash and its user, it did have a card once for warhammer that any char could use it just came with a massive draw back if I recall that it would destory its user always in the end but ignored all armor and ward saves

Yea, it's a nastly sword.

[George Flowberry]

i dont know if this counts as a weapon, but i would say the dead body of lord kroak, the carcass is from a space toad who can : move continents, kill ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ DEAMON armies with a swipe of hes hands, and more. hes body still has alot of power around it which can be used to use these powers

[Rookie0879]

Widowmaker is one of the most strongest weapons. Tyrion took on three dragons with it and won. Aenarion too on three greater daemons and hundred of thousands enemies with it and won.

Yet it is not the greatest weapon in WFB. The greatest weapon is weapon of Krakanrok the Black. Why? He is bigger than a mountain. Even Kholek looks puny next to him. Try to survive a hit from that.