The Demon Fang Trident is a 5-star Legendary spear in Roblox Pixel Blade, originally introduced during the limited-time Hell Raids event by developer Frost Blade Games. It features medium attack speed, piercing projectile capability, and a stackable blood explosion skill called Demon Impale.
While the weapon deals competitive damage and scales with basic attack upgrades, securing and upgrading it requires farming high-tier Hell Raid chests and event quests.
Demon Fang Trident Overview and Base Stats
In Pixel Blade, the Demon Fang Trident is categorized as a Legendary spear weapon. Unlike many standard abilities in the game, its skill behaves uniquely with player buffs.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Legendary (5-Star) |
| Weapon Type | Spear |
| Attack Speed | Medium |
| Active Ability | Demon Impale |
| Max Charges | 3 Charges |
| Charge Cooldown | 1 charge every 6 seconds (scales with ability recovery) |
| Source Event | Hell Raids (Update 1.19.0 / 2.0 series) |
The weapon's core skill is Demon Impale. Activating the ability launches the trident forward in a straight line. According to the in-game skill description, it deals 1.5x damage on impact and triggers a blood explosion. Charges accumulate up to three total, allowing players to fire the projectile multiple times in rapid succession when stored.
Community testing and Wiki documentation note a few mechanical quirks with Demon Impale:
- M1 Banner Synergy: Unlike most weapon skills that do not inherit basic attack banners, the official Wiki FAQ notes that Demon Impale technically counts as throwing the weapon (an M1 attack). Because of this, it actively benefits from banners such as Spirits and elemental damage modifiers.
- AoE Inconsistencies: The Wiki reports that the blood explosion's splash damage to surrounding targets can be inconsistent, occasionally dealing minimal secondary damage (around 5 splash damage to secondary mobs) despite heavy single-target hit values.
- Kiting Playstyle: Because the projectile flies forward in a narrow path, the most effective combat method is kiting enemies into a straight line before discharging stacked charges.
How to Get the Demon Fang Trident
The Demon Fang Trident drops exclusively through Hell Raid content. Players cannot craft it through the standard armory forge; it must be pulled from event reward containers.
1. Hell Raid Chests
Raid reward chests can be obtained by surviving waves in Hell Raid maps, such as Grasslands, Ancient Sands, or Crimson Abyss raids. Pull rates depend on the chest tier:
- Drop Chance: Player testing during the raid event recorded an estimated base pull chance of roughly 0.58% from standard raid chests.
- Chest Tiers: Rewards drop in Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, and Tier 4 variants, as well as Devil's Rewards chests. Higher-tier chests offer noticeably better odds of rolling Legendary gear.
2. Event Quests and Battle Pass
During the Hell Raid event, players receive dedicated event quests (such as surviving 5 minutes in Ancient Sands or enduring 15 minutes in Hell Raids).
- Every completed milestone quest provides a chance at Devil chests or Tier 2/3 chests.
- The game's Hell Raid Battle Pass offers additional chests on its free track, while the Gold Pass (priced at 360 Robux) unlocks an additional reward track with bulk chest drops.
Upgrade Costs per Level
Maxing out the Demon Fang Trident requires collecting multiple duplicate copies of the weapon. Because duplicates only come from low-percentage chest pulls, upgrading the weapon past the initial levels requires extensive farming.
| Level Tier | Duplicate Pieces Required | Observed Performance Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 to Level 2 | 5 Pieces | Moderate damage increase to basic swings. |
| Level 2 to Level 3 | 10 Pieces | Base damage reaches roughly 576–699. |
| Level 3 to Level 4 | 20 Pieces | M1 damage hits 600–900+, max base damage around 964. |
| Level 4 to Level 5 | 25–30 Pieces (Estimated) | Reaches peak Legendary spear damage output. |
In high-level loadout testing, a heavily upgraded Demon Fang Trident was recorded dealing roughly 8,500 base power scaling, making it one of the hardest-hitting non-vaulted weapons available during its release window, secondary only to top-tier endgame drops like Atlantis (which sits around 13,000 power).
Best Enchants, Rings, and Build Synergies
To maximize the Demon Fang Trident's output in dungeon runs and boss fights like Korth, players focus on basic attack amplification, survivability, and cooldown reduction.
Recommended Enchants
According to the community Wiki, the following enchants pair best with the trident's spear moveset:
- Spear Phish I: Core enchant for enhancing spear attack properties.
- Stamina Spirits I–II: Increases stamina sustain to maintain dodge rolls and jump attacks.
- Overhead IV: Recommended if you frequently use jump attacks to clear mobs.
- Smite I / Wind Gust I: Optional offensive enchants to add supplementary burst damage.
- Armor Enchants: Magnet III paired with Speed III for rapid spirit collection and positioning.
Ring and Ability Synergies
- Vampire / Life Steal Rings: In Pixel Blade, Life Steal upgrades boost the HP restored when picking up dropped enemy Spirits. Equipping a ring with Life Steal significantly increases your survivability during extended Hell Raid sessions.
- Elemental Circle Rings: When combined with rings featuring elemental attributes (such as Flame, Frost, or Poison), the trident functions effectively in "Kill Aura" room-clearing strategies, as the player's aura and rapid M1 spear thrusts wipe out basic mob waves quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Demon Fang Trident's ability trigger Banner Upgrades?
Yes. According to the Pixel Blade Wiki FAQ, Demon Impale counts as an M1 projectile throw. Unlike standard weapon skills, it scales with banner upgrades such as elemental damage and Rage Spirits.
Can you still get the Demon Fang Trident after the Hell Raid event ends?
The Demon Fang Trident was introduced as a limited-time reward tied to Hell Raid chests and quests. While players have speculated about future availability in World 4 Nightmare or future updates, developer Frost Blade Games has not confirmed any permanent drop location outside of the raid event.
How does the Demon Fang Trident compare to Atlantis?
Atlantis remains a stronger overall Legendary weapon in raw per-hit damage (reaching around 13,000 compared to the trident's 8,500 in player testing). However, the Demon Fang Trident offers better ranged poke through its triple-charge Demon Impale skill.
