Squire Polearm and Shield
Squire Polearm and Shield is a Common Polearm and Shield in Mistfall Hunter, wielded by the Withered Knight.
OverviewPermalink to this section
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Weapons |
| Category | Polearm and Shield |
| Rarity | Common |
| Class | Withered Knight |
StatsPermalink to this section
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Durability | 1100 |
| Attack | 12 |
| Combat Value | 200 |
| Type | Polearm and Shield |
| Rarity | Common |
| Class | Withered Knight |
| Combat value | 200 |
| Among Polearm and Shields | #6 of 8 |
| Among Common | #1 of 11 |
| Tradable | Yes |
| Defence | 22 |
| Block Rate | 70% |
| Recommended | 50g |
| Price range | 30–150g |
| Repair cost | 0.009091 |
How to GetPermalink to this section
- Treasure — Equipment Rack 10.2% Mistchaser’s Satchel 6.0%
- Monsters — Parading Corpse 12.1% + 11 Corroded Soldier 7.2% + 12 Gylden Corroded Soldier 5.4% + 6 Frenzied Wizard 4.5% + 10 more
Builds & PlaystylePermalink to this section
The Squire Polearm and Shield is the Withered Knight’s on-ramp to the support branch — the Common-tier set where the Polearm & Shield loop is meant to be learned: raise the shield to block and charge a Charged Dash, apply Wither at range with Javelin Thrust, and save the Intervene dash for teammates. With a flat 12 Attack and no modifier, it favors neither the solo duelist nor the trio off-tank; your output is entirely block discipline and positioning.
- Where it sits: the bottom of the real Polearm & Shield ladder (Combat Value 200), above the damaged Rusty Squire Polearm and Shield (CV 100) and below the Guard Polearm and Shield (Rare, CV 300).
- When to use it: your opening sessions as a Withered Knight while you learn blocking and ally-rescue timing.
- When to swap: once a Rare or better set drops, or as soon as you can afford one.
Community note: the launch-day hotfix (July 30, 2026) buffed the Polearm & Shield branch directly — cheaper blocking and snappier charged advances — so the Common set is a better teacher now than it was at launch; no tier list ranks individual sets. That is community-informed context, not official data.