How many Weapons items are in Stardew Valley?

There are 67 Weapons entries in vanilla Stardew Valley, all listed on this page with their IDs.

Did Weapons IDs change in Stardew Valley 1.6?

1.6 introduced qualified item IDs, which is where the (W) prefix comes from. The underlying numbers did not change, but anywhere the game has to be unambiguous it now expects the prefixed form.

Weapons in Stardew Valley

Every weapon in Stardew Valley with its spawn ID — swords, daggers, clubs, slingshots, and the late-game galaxy and infinity sets.

How to spawn items

Vanilla, no edits

Character name. When creating a new save, name your character with up to three item IDs in square brackets, e.g. [16][66][72]. Every time a villager mentions your name in dialogue, those items spawn into your inventory. Character names lock to one set per save, so you're stuck with whatever three you pick.

Early-game trigger trick: call Gus by phone (or visit Pierre before noon) — both reliably say your name back to you. Once you unlock the movie theater, inviting Jodi with a Love Concession is the fastest repeatable trigger.

Pet or animal name. Buy an animal from Marnie's Ranch (a chicken is cheapest) or a pet, then name it with the item ID(s) in square brackets. You receive the items right after confirming the name. Repeat with another animal for different items.

If your code is longer than Marnie's name box allows, you can bypass the character limit by inserting line breaks with dialogue commands — handy when stacking many IDs at once.

Full guide

Showing 1–50 of 67 items

Rusty Sword[(W)0]
A rusty, dull old sword.
Silver Saber[(W)1]
Plated with silver to deter rust.
Dark Sword[(W)2]
It's glowing with vampire energy.
Holy Blade[(W)3]
It feels hopeful to wield.
Galaxy Sword[(W)4]
It's unlike anything you've ever seen.
Bone Sword[(W)5]
A very light piece of sharpened bone.
Iron Edge[(W)6]
A heavy broadsword.
Templar's Blade[(W)7]
It once belonged to an honorable knight.
Obsidian Edge[(W)8]
It's incredibly sharp.
Lava Katana[(W)9]
A powerful blade forged in a pool of churning lava.
Claymore[(W)10]
It's really heavy.
Steel Smallsword[(W)11]
A standard metal blade.
Wooden Blade[(W)12]
Not bad for a piece of carved wood.
Insect Head[(W)13]
Not very pleasant to wield.
Neptune's Glaive[(W)14]
An heirloom from beyond the Gem Sea.
Forest Sword[(W)15]
Made powerful by forest magic.
Carving Knife[(W)16]
A small, light blade.
Iron Dirk[(W)17]
A common dagger.
Burglar's Shank[(W)18]
A weapon of choice for the swift and silent.
Shadow Dagger[(W)19]
When you hold the blade to your ear you can hear 1,000 souls shrieking.
Elf Blade[(W)20]
Only the nimble hands of an elf could craft this.
Crystal Dagger[(W)21]
The blade is made of purified quartz.
Wind Spire[(W)22]
A swift little blade.
Galaxy Dagger[(W)23]
It's unlike anything you've seen.
Wood Club[(W)24]
A solid piece of wood, crudely chiseled into a club shape.
Alex's Bat[(W)25]
The sweet spot is dented from Alex's famous Grand Slam.
Lead Rod[(W)26]
It's incredibly heavy.
Wood Mallet[(W)27]
The solid head packs a punch. Relatively light for a club.
The Slammer[(W)28]
An extremely heavy gavel that'll send foes flying.
Galaxy Hammer[(W)29]
It's made from an ultra-light material you've never seen before.
Sam's Old Guitar[(W)30]
It's seen better days.
Femur[(W)31]
An old, heavy bone caked in centuries of grime.
Slingshot[(W)32]
Requires stones for ammo.
Master Slingshot[(W)33]
Requires stones for ammo.
Galaxy Slingshot[(W)34]
It looks really powerful.
Elliott's Pencil[(W)35]
Elliott used this to write his book. It's sharp!
Maru's Wrench[(W)36]
A big, metal wrench. It smells like Maru.
Harvey's Mallet[(W)37]
It brings back memories of Harvey's clinic.
Penny's Fryer[(W)38]
Penny's favorite frying pan. There's some rubbery gunk stuck to the inside.
Leah's Whittler[(W)39]
Leah's favorite tool for shaping driftwood.
Abby's Planchette[(W)40]
It's made from fine marblewood.
Seb's Lost Mace[(W)41]
One of Sebastian's medieval replicas.
Haley's Iron[(W)42]
It's searing hot and smells like Haley's hair.
Pirate's Sword[(W)43]
It looks like a pirate owned this once.
Cutlass[(W)44]
A finely crafted blade.
Wicked Kris[(W)45]
The blade is made of an iridium alloy.
Kudgel[(W)46]
A brute's companion.
Scythe[(W)47]
It can cut grass into hay, if you've built a silo.
Yeti Tooth[(W)48]
It's icy cold to the touch.
Rapier[(W)49]
An elegant blade.

How Weapons IDs work

Every Weapons entry uses the qualified ID form (W)0. The (W) prefix tells Stardew Valley which item type the ID belongs to — the same ID can exist in more than one type at once, so the prefix is what makes it unambiguous.

This page lists all 67 Weapons entries in the vanilla game, numbered from 0 to 66.

How to spawn Weapons

The naming cheat cannot spawn Weapons. Naming an animal [(W)0] does nothing at all — no error, no item — because the game only reads bare numeric object IDs out of a name. Enable chat cheats on your save instead, then run /debug iq ALL_ITEMS (W) in the in-game chat to pick any Weapons item straight out of the browser.

How to enable chat cheats

Example Weapons IDs

Item	ID	Naming cheat
Rusty Sword	`(W)0`	Chat cheat only
Silver Saber	`(W)1`	Chat cheat only

Other Stardew Valley item types

Each item type has its own ID prefix and its own full list.

Weapons ID questions

What do Weapons IDs look like in Stardew Valley?: Every Weapons entry uses the qualified ID form (W)0. The (W) prefix tells Stardew Valley which item type the ID belongs to — the same ID can exist in more than one type at once, so the prefix is what makes it unambiguous. This page lists all 67 Weapons entries in the vanilla game, numbered from 0 to 66.
How do I spawn Weapons in Stardew Valley?: The naming cheat cannot spawn Weapons. Naming an animal [(W)0] does nothing at all — no error, no item — because the game only reads bare numeric object IDs out of a name. Enable chat cheats on your save instead, then run /debug iq ALL_ITEMS (W) in the in-game chat to pick any Weapons item straight out of the browser.
How many Weapons items are in Stardew Valley?: There are 67 Weapons entries in vanilla Stardew Valley, all listed on this page with their IDs.
Did Weapons IDs change in Stardew Valley 1.6?: 1.6 introduced qualified item IDs, which is where the (W) prefix comes from. The underlying numbers did not change, but anywhere the game has to be unambiguous it now expects the prefixed form.