Fall Thunder
Charges the blade with current: lightning buildup 8 on Fextralife, 5 on Game8.

Transcribed from the published Fextralife and Game8 stat tables
Builds toward a status and can stun. On a drenched enemy it escalates to Jolt. All eight damage types.
- Character
- Emma
- Category
- Sword
- Passive
- Lightning Edge
- Attack
- 51 enhanced (Fextralife) / 27 base (Game8)
- Element
- Electric
- Role
- Lightning buildup
- Where to find it
- Drowned Region, Giant Tree Zone — automatically obtained for defeating the Ruined Tower Interior elite. Fextralife states the Giant Tree Key comes with it.
- Applies to
- 17 September 2026 update
When to use it
You get it for a fight you have to win anyway, so it costs nothing. It is the second electric sword, and no source compares it with the Thunderwave Sword — on the published figures Fall Thunder trades Tempest's lightning strike for a higher flat buildup, but nobody has tested which actually applies shock faster.
Where it sits in the weapon catalogue
- Its published attack figure is "51 enhanced (Fextralife) / 27 base (Game8)". Eight of the other 21 catalogued Sword entries print exactly the same figure — Mechblade (Standard), Purifier Blade, Cirrus Sword, Purity, Hunter's Sword and Resonance Sword and two more — so the number is not what separates them. Element and location are.
- It deals Electric, which three other catalogued weapons also do: Thunderwave Sword, Lightning Arrows and Lightning Bolts. What each damage type actually does is the page that argues the swap.
- Its location puts it in Giant Tree Zone, in the Drowned Region — the segment this site indexes as Chapter 7, seventh of the 13 marked segments after the prologue.
Sources for this page
- Fextralife wiki — Weapons index and per-weapon pages — Competitor claim, read 2026-08-05 across all 32 weapon pages it publishes.
What this source gets right, where its transcription is unreliable and what this site corrects is set out in full on the Weapons hub.
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