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The Veil Weapons: Verified List with Rarities and Abilities

Look up confirmed The Veil weapons with their stated rarity and ability details, plus how rarity ties to abilities and where weapons come from.

This page is a neutral weapon reference for The Veil (Roblox) — a lookup catalog of documented weapon names, rarities, and abilities. It is not a tier list or a best-weapons ranking; for recommendations, use the separate best-weapons guide.

Quick answer: To identify a weapon, click it in the in-game interface to view its abilities. Each entry below shows the weapon's displayed name, any stated rarity, and its documented active, passive, or cast behavior. Fields marked "not stated" are genuinely undocumented — check the weapon's tooltip in-game rather than relying on guesswork.

Verified weapon list

Weapon (displayed name)RarityActive abilityPassive ability
Howling Armnot statednot statedPutrid passive — its critical attack applies rot
Flare BoltRare (per narrator's example)NoneHas a cast (magic attack)
Cobalt Barragenot statedActive ability called Cobalt Barragenot stated
Quest reward weapon (skill consumes the weapon)Rare (given free via quest)Skill is "eating" the weapon: grants +10% regeneration for 10 seconds and instantly restores 4% of your healthnot stated
First-boss reward weapon (thunder skill)not statedThunder skill that strikes if a mob is nearbynot stated
Imp Staff (referenced, not shown)not statedSummons imps; with +2 summons, imps were said to quickly kill the Beholder bossnot stated

No legendary weapon names are confirmed here. A "legendary weapons showcase" only showed a class (Hive Disciple) with no weapon identified, so no legendary names are listed to avoid inventing them from showcase wording. Similarly, unverified weapon names circulating elsewhere should not be treated as confirmed until their in-game tooltip shows them.

Rarity and ability fields

Rarity in The Veil is tied to how many abilities a weapon has:

  • Rare weapons usually have an active ability.
  • The rarer the weapon, the more abilities it can have. An elite-tier weapon shown had multiple active abilities plus a passive on top.
  • Cast refers to magic. Some weapons have no active ability but do have a cast — a magic attack. The Flare Bolt is the example: no active ability, but it has a cast.
  • Enhancement uses E Cores as the leveling currency (comparable to Minecraft enchanting levels), with enchants like Sharpness applicable to weapons. For the full enchanting process, see the separate enhancement guide.

Legendary showcase follow-up

If you came from a legendary weapons showcase expecting named items: the showcase content identified a class (Hive Disciple), not a weapon. Until legendary items are verified by their displayed in-game names and tooltips, this catalog will not list guessed legendary names.

Weapon sources and the Verdant Hollow quest

Weapons come from three documented routes:

  • Quest rewards — e.g., the Verdant Hollow book quest grants a rare weapon.
  • Boss drops — the first boss killed in the game dropped a weapon with a thunder skill.
  • Mob drops — grinding the maze; the in-game bestiary (Information tab) lists which drops each mob can give, including weapons and accessories.

The documented rare-weapon quest steps (Verdant Hollow book quest):

  1. Go to the Verdant Hollow area in the village and talk to the NPC there.
  2. Choose the dialogue option asking about getting his book to receive the quest.
  3. Talk to the other NPC and ask to take the book; he asks for 10 silver.
  4. Return to the first NPC and pay him 100 silver (110 silver total).
  5. You receive a rare weapon whose skill consumes/eats the weapon, granting +10% regeneration for 10 seconds plus an instant 4% health heal.

To equip or upgrade a weapon with restrictions or enchants, use the separate equip and mastery-quest guides — this page describes the weapons themselves, not the unlock walkthrough.