Warhammer Survivors: All Age of Sigmar Weapon Evolutions & Combos

Published Nov 10, 2026, 5:00 AM EST James Lucas is the Lead Photo Editor at TheGamer and has worked in professional journalism since 2018. A Newcastle University graduate with a degree in Journalism, Media, and Culture, they have written hundreds of guides, news stories, and original reports, with bylines in IGN, NME, GaymingMag, and VG247, sourcing interviews with studio heads, legendary industry figures, prominent actors, and more. You can reach them at James.t@thegamer.com Both universes in Warhammer Survivors allow you to evolve weapons by pairing them with passives, and just like in Vampire Survivors, these evolutions are triggered after reaching max level with a weapon and opening a chest. In total, the Age of Sigmar universe has 18 weapons and 18 evolutions, varying from the nebulous sea-fog to a twin-tailed cat and the unbelievably broken poisoned throwing knives. Unlocking all of them will reward you with 'Exotic Weaponry,' a guaranteed weapon choice, so it's well worth hunting them all down. How To Unlock Every Evolution Weapon Combo Evolution Tempest Axes Sabaton Whirlwind Axes Brace of Pistols Bandolier Duelling Pistols Nebulous Sea-Fog Bugman's Tankard Aquatic Illusions Boltstorm Pistol Dice Cube Typhoon Crossbow Grandblade Tape Measure Celestial Greatsword Cyclone Sword Magnet Voice of the God-King Flintlock Pistols Ardcoat Anti-Wizard Flintlock Fyrestorm Greataxe Kragg Blackhammer's Master Rune Zangrom-Thaz Stormcharged Warhammer Tactical Rock Uskavar the Sunderer Brazier Staff Liquid Green Stuff Master of Runes Twin-Tailed Cat Golden Demon Enchanted Glove Blade of the High Heavens Figure Case Thengavar Poisoned Throwing Knives Gauntlet Bladed Vortex Rope & Grapnel White Dwarf Ghost of Rhea Mystical Ward Glue Warding Lantern Nuln Oil Hourglass Mordant Earth D6 Dice Scatter Die Sustained Fire Dice How To Unlock The Long-Fusil The Fusil-Cannon is one of the more confusing weapons to 'evolve' in Warhammer Survivors. You might've noticed that it doesn't have a typical X + Y = Z layout in the Armory, and that's because you don't strictly evolve it. Instead, you need to unlock a secret character called Major Docheval, who starts with the Long-Fusil by default. Weirdly, Docheval can have both the Fusil-Cannon and the Long-Fusil simultaneously. To unlock Docheval and the Long-Fusil: Unlock Juntar Bernskyn, who is available to purchase from the start of the game. While playing as Juntar Bernskyn, reach level 10 to unlock the Fusil-Cannon. Defeat one of the bosses outlined in the Objectives tab to unlock the 'Eavy Metal mode, and thus Gnarlwood. Find the Amberbone relic in Gnarlwood—located to the east. "Cause major trouble with a fusil-cannon in one hand, and a beastly realmstone in the other," i.e. reach a high level with Juntar Bernskyn after acquiring the Amberbone to morph into Major Docheval. alternatively, you can enter the secret 'greywaterfastness' to unlock them. Deal 10,000 retaliatory damage as Major Docheval to unlock the Long-Fusil. While I was able to unlock the Long-Fusil, leveling the Fusil-Cannon to max and opening chests did not trigger an evolution, nor did it appear in the item pool for other characters. Released November 10, 2026 ESRB Everyone 10+ / Fantasy Violence, Mild Blood Developer(s) Auroch Digital Publisher(s) Auroch Digital Franchise Warhammer, Warhammer 40K