Welcome to Wycademy's Damage Calculator! Calculate various game statistics, such as your total damage, by selecting the gear and weapon values. You can, for example:

• Select a weapon type such as
  Long Sword

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  A sword from a far away land

  Gauge your spirit with this weapon!

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  Blademaster
  Long Sword.
• Compare your attack values against
  

  Blinking Nargacuga

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  Musou

  Good luck hunting this monster!

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  Musou

  Monster

  G Rank
  Blinking Nargacuga or
  Monster
  Zenith Rathalos defense rate.
• View element damage, motion values animations and the formulas for your total damage.
• And much more!

You can adjust the panel sizes to your liking. Double click the splitters found on each side of a panel to expand it automatically. If you want to reset to the default sizes, click the Reset button on the toolbar, found at the top.

This damage calculator may not reflect the damage output you do in the game with total accuracy. In order to track and report damage testing, you can check the pinned issue in the repository

• If you select an option in a dropdown exclusive to a weapon and then change weapon type thus hiding that dropdown, the selected option will still apply.

• The calculator does not include Diva Prayer Gems that do not affect it. The full list is found in our Hunter's Notes.

• The True Raw Converter can be used to calculate from your displayed weapon attack its True Raw value, which depends on the weapon type selected in the Inputs or Weapon Motion Values sections.

• The final output of all your calculations is in 🗡️ Final Attack, defined as Internal Attack in the calculator's code.

• True Raw refers to your damage without taking into account the weapon type bloat multiplier, unlike Bloat Raw.
• Attack Ceiling denotes the minimum Style Rank Attack Ceiling level you need in order to not waste damage in the current setup. Likewise, My Missions denotes the required amount of My Missions needed to complete in order to not waste damage in the current setup. For more information, see the Style Rank page.
• The damage from

  Sigil

  Zenith Sigils assume a constant duration with no cooldown, thus not the average damage. To check the average damage of such, see our Sigils Calculator.

• For loading values, try clicking the refresh button in the table if the values did not load correctly.

• A motion value is defined as the intrinsic attack power of a weapon move, which can be comprised of a single or multiple hits. As an example, Great Sword Shining Sword attack has a motion value of 27, and its comprised of 17 hits total; Magnet Spike has Magnetic Pin Finisher which has a motion value of 600, composed of a single attack. The difference between the motion value column and the raw column is that motion value is innate to the weapon type, while raw depends not only on the motion value but also on the stats of your weapon, armor, etc.

• If you cannot find a motion value you are looking for, for example

  Weapon

  Heavy Bowgun's compressed shots, try changing the Style or Section options down below.

• You can also change the table's weapon type in the Inputs section.

• Depending on the selected weapon type, additional columns may show. For example, selecting

  Weapon

  Switch Axe F will show the gauge consumption column.
• Some motion values have

  Ailment

  Stun values. Stun/KO indicates impact portions of the motion value, which use white sharpness as the maximum multiplier.
• The Additional column denotes a source of damage that is separate from your True Raw limit. This includes

  Item

  Bombs and

  Armor Skill

  Status Assault.
• Due to how often the calculations round down values, enabling more skills or barely increasing your damage may not have any effect. For example, some motion values may not benefit from

  Zenith Skill

  Ceaseless Up.
• Motion Values comprised of multiple hits have their raw damage calculated separately by each hit value and then added together. To demonstrate an example of multiple small hits and one big hit having the same total MV but different results, see Shining Sword from

  Weapon

  Great Sword and then input as Custom Motion Value the value 459.

• Extra table columns may show depending on the selected element.

• There are a total of 1460 motion values, including for each style and section.

• For loading values, try clicking the refresh button in the table if the values did not load correctly.
• Motion Values comprised of multiple hits have their raw damage calculated separately by each hit value and then added together. To demonstrate an example of multiple small hits and one big hit having the same total MV but different results, see Shining Sword from

  Weapon

  Great Sword and then input as Custom Motion Value the value 459.

• In regards to bug reports: if you notice an error with the damage calculator, you can send an issue on the GitHub repository with the inputs JSON file to facilitate debugging.
• Your current inputs values from the Inputs section are reflected below each formula definition.
• The final values whose formula depends on certain conditions are called piecewise functions.