Wind Element - Broken Blade Element Guide
Wind is a Epic B-tier element in Broken Blade, best for Fast weapons and leveling.
| Rarity | Epic |
| Drop Rate | 16.4668% |
| Tier | B |
| Best For | Fast weapons and leveling |
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About Wind
Wind is a Epic element in Broken Blade, ranked B-tier. It is best suited for fast weapons and leveling. Feels good with Katana and spam-heavy routes.
As a Epic element, Wind has a 16.4668% drop rate per reroll. This is a fairly common drop rate, so you should expect to see it regularly during rerolls.
Wind Effects
- ✓ +15% Attack Speed
Notes
Feels good with Katana and spam-heavy routes.
How to Get Wind
- Reach level 500 to unlock element rerolls.
- Fight the Velik boss for Element Reroll items.
- Use an Element Reroll from your inventory to roll a new element.
- Each roll is random. Wind has a 16.4668% chance per roll as a Epic element.
You can also obtain element rerolls through trading with other players.
Best Build Pairings
Best Races
Aesir (all-rounder), or race matching your weapon type (Vanir for Katana, Nether for Buster, Elf for Sword)
Best Blessings
Odin (raw damage), Jormungandr (damage + defense), or Tyr (lifesteal)
Keep or Reroll?
Wind is a usable element that provides fast weapons and leveling. It is fine for general play, but if you are chasing optimal damage, consider rerolling for Fire or Thunder.
When to Reroll Wind
Wind is a solid mid-tier element with +15% Attack Speed. It is worth keeping if it matches your playstyle or weapon type, but it falls behind Fire and Thunder in raw damage output. Reroll when you have spare rerolls and a clear endgame build direction. Specifically, keep Wind if you are still leveling or learning boss mechanics, and reroll it once you are farming Boss Rush consistently.
Best Weapon Types for Wind
Wind is specifically designed for fast-attacking weapons. Katana benefits the most from +15% Attack Speed since it already has the fastest base attacks. Sword can also benefit from the speed boost. Buster gains the least from Wind since its attacks are naturally slow.
Fast leveling and mobile-friendly combat
Wind in Boss Rush
Wind is usable in Boss Rush but not optimal. The +15% Attack Speed bonus does not directly increase your kill speed in the way that Fire or Thunder do. You can clear Boss Rush with Wind, but your times will be noticeably slower than with a damage-focused element.
Beginner Value
Wind is a decent starting element. It provides enough of a boost to carry you through early and mid content without issues.
Late-game Value
Wind holds up reasonably well in the late game if you do not have access to better options. Its bonuses are not dramatic but provide useful utility.
Late game, Wind starts to show its limitations. The +15% Attack Speed bonus is nice but does not provide the raw damage increase needed for fast Boss Rush clears. You can complete late game content with it, but you will notice a clear gap compared to players running Fire or Thunder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wind a good element?
Wind is a B-tier Epic element, best for Fast weapons and leveling. Feels good with Katana and spam-heavy routes.
How do I get Wind?
Wind can be obtained through element rerolls unlocked at level 500. Defeat the Velik boss for reroll chances. Wind has a 16.4668% drop rate.
What weapons work best with Wind?
Wind is specifically designed for fast-attacking weapons. Katana benefits the most from +15% Attack Speed since it already has the fastest base attacks. Sword can also benefit from the speed boost. Buster gains the least from Wind since its attacks are naturally slow.
Should I keep Wind for Boss Rush?
Wind is usable in Boss Rush but not optimal. The +15% Attack Speed bonus does not directly increase your kill speed in the way that Fire or Thunder do. You can clear Boss Rush with Wind, but your times will be noticeably slower than with a damage-focused element.
Can I trade for Wind?
Yes, element rerolls can sometimes be obtained through trading with other players. However, the element you get from a reroll is random, so you cannot directly trade for Wind specifically. You trade for reroll items and then use them for a chance at Wind (16.4668% per roll).