Basic Battledome Weapon Sets
Battledome Sets
A Battledome set is a selection of up to eight items of equipment. You cannot equip more than 8 weapons to a single pet at any given time. In the battledome, you can only use 2 items per turn, so you can cycle through your equipment depending on different strategies and situations. Having 8 different weapons lets you be flexible during a battle.
A set is usually based around a combination of constants, dual-duties, and shields with a healer. Some sets also have a freezer, bomb and/or stealer. For a basic set, we recommend you start with 2 constants, 2 dual duties, 2 shields, and 2 special. The only exception to this rule is pets trained almost exclusively with the lab ray, for whom most shields and dual duties are ineffective. With these, a set with more constants and fewer shields/dual duties may be advisable.
- Constants are offensive weapons in the Battledome. They are your damage dealers. It is ideal to have two DIFFERENT constants, because it adds variety, increasing the chances your opponent cannot defend against the damage.
- Dual duties are weapons that both attack and defend. They typically attack with fewer icons than a constant and defend with fewer icons than a shield. These are ideal when you want to play it safe, but still want to inflict a good amount of damage.
- Shields are items that defend against damage. Shields block certain icons that your opponent throws at you. Two different kinds of shields are ideal to block a wider variety of icons.
- Bombs are once-per-battle weapons that usually deal a massive amount of damage to your opponent.
- A healer replenishes some amount of lost HP.
- A freezer freezes your opponent for the next round, preventing them from using weapons for the next turn.
- A stealer has the potential to take an item from your opponent's battle set. This allows you to use that item for the remainder of the battle, but it is returned to your opponent after the battle ends.
- Reflectors work like shields, but instead of just blocking incoming damage, they also take a portion of the attack thrown at you and send it back to your opponent, inflicting damage.
Below are some suggestions for weapons to use as your base set. Feel free to swap out these weapons with others as you wish. It's your set, after all!
NOTICE: These prices are approximate and are in the market only! The Daily Neopets is not selling these items!
Battledome Sets |
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Beginner Sets - Intermediate Sets - Advanced Sets - Elite Sets |
Beginner Set
Costs roughly: 150,000 NP
Constants |
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Dual Duties |
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Shield |
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Some weapons are great, but only in 2-player. These weapons are pretty much useless in 1-player because they depend on certain stats of your opponent.
2-P Defensive | 2-P Offensive |
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Bomb |
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Notes: At this level, all the worthwhile bombs are single use.
One-Use Dual Duty |
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Freezer |
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Healing |
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Others |
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Notes: Downsize! is a very useful weapon to have especially during those tight rounds when you feel that your opponent is going to do massive damage. It blocks 50% of all kind of icons.
Since the only upgrade for Downsize! is the expensive Thyoras Tear, Thick Smoke Bomb is the only alternative you could ever have. Remember to only use this during those important fights since it is only SINGLE USE and a bit expensive.
Intermediate Set
Costs roughly: 5,813,000 NP
Constant |
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Dual-Duty |
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Shield |
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1-P Opponents |
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Notes: These two weapons are great for 1-P battling as they use your opponent's strength boost. For more in-depth details, see this article. These are also useful against 2-P opponents with a much higher relative strength boost.
Bomb |
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One-Use Dual Duty |
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Freezer |
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Healer |
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Others |
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Advanced Set
Costs roughly: 48,450,000 NP
Advanced sets depend entirely on your strategy and budget. There are a lot of other weapons that can be used at this level and choosing the right combination is crucial.
Constant |
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Shield |
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Bomb |
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Freezer |
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![]() Freezing Potion Cost: 7,500,000 NP ![]() Magical Marbles of Mystery Cost: 7,500,000 NP |
Notes: Species freezers are often a lot cheaper, so check to see if your pet's species has a good freezer available - or consider morphing your pet into a species that does.
Reflector |
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![]() Triple Turbo Dryer Cost: 10,000,000 NP ![]() Ultra Dual Shovel Cost: 9,000,000 NP |
Healer |
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![]() Crisp Blue Tunic Cost: 8,000,000 NP |
Notes: Species healers are often a lot cheaper, so check to see if your pet's species has a good healer available - or consider morphing your pet into a species that does.
Other |
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Elite Set
Costs roughly: 1,500,000,000+ NP
Elite sets depend entirely on your strategy and budget. There are a lot of other weapons that can be used at this level and choosing the right combination is crucial.
Constant |
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![]() Super Attack Pea Cost: 1,200,000,000 NP ![]() Seasonal Attack Pea Cost: 600,000,000 NP ![]() Grapes of Wrath Cost: 200,000,000 NP ![]() Sword of White Lies Cost: 75,000,000 NP ![]() Ghostkersword Cost: 77,500,000 NP ![]() Attack Pea Cost: 400,000,000 NP ![]() Skarls Sword Cost: 350,000,000 NP |
Constant/Healer |
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![]() Wand of the Dark Faerie Cost: 450,000,000 NP ![]() Illusens Staff Cost: 250,000,000 NP ![]() Rod of Dark Nova Cost: 1,200,000,000 NP |
Shield |
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Bomb |
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Freezer |
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Notes: Moehog Skull is the best freezer in the game. Otherwise, Sleep Ray and Heavy Blue Tunic are the next best.
Reflector |
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Healer |
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![]() Leaded Elemental Vial Cost: 45,000,000 NP ![]() Jade Scorchstone Cost: 60,000,000 NP |
Notes: Species healers are often a lot cheaper, so check to see if your pet's species has a good healer available - or consider morphing your pet into a species that does.
Other |
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Notes: Thyoras Tear is the battledomer's best full damage blocker.
Conclusion
So, those are the four sets. If you didn't notice, the more advanced you get, the more expensive the weapons become. Good luck!
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