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Are you confident with your aim? Then, the bow might be the best weapon for you in Craftopia. But it’s also important to mention that some bows are much more effective than others, and each has its own process for obtaining them. With that, here we'll cover the best bows in Craftopia and how to get them to complete your archer build.

Best Bows in Craftopia

It’s important to note that using the bow in Craftopia takes some skill and patience. In particular, players must aim for their opponents’ heads to optimize the damage output. Additionally, bows in Craftopia typically have weaker durability levels than melee weapons like one-handed swords. So, frequent repair sessions are a must when using this weapon type. With that, the following list mentions some of the best bows in Craftopia. However, the options below don’t restrict a player’s personal playstyle when using this weapon class. Also, the descriptions, stats, and bonuses for each bow in Craftopia, including the ones in this list, may change with future updates.

10. Goblin’s Bow II

The Goblin is one of the first enemy types you'll encounter in the game's early stages. Some Goblins carry bows, and if you're lucky, defeating one of them will drop the Goblin's Bow II. This bow has a pretty high attack for early- to mid-game and can be an indispensable long-range ally during these stages. How to Get: Defeat Goblin Archer or Poison Goblin Archer.

Base Stats

Star: 6 Rarity: Common Attack: 330 Magic Attack: 160 Skill Bonus: N/A

9. Composite Bow

While exploring Craftopia's map, you might open a chest containing the Composite Bow. Use this bow and take advantage of its upgraded attack and magic attack damage, especially when comparing it with the Goblin's Bow II. How to Get: Obtain from opening chests.

Base Stats

Star: 7 Rarity: Uncommon Attack: 370 Magic Attack: 185 Skill Bonus: N/A

8. Sharp Shooter

The Sharp Shooter is one of the few bows that doesn't boost its wielder's magic attack. On the other hand, it offers increased attack speed, which can be useful in dealing with multiple enemies simultaneously. How to Get: Obtain from opening chests.

Base Stats

Star: 7 Rarity: Epic Attack: 380 Magic Attack: N/A Skill Bonus: ASPD +10%

7. Moon Piercer

Getting the Moon Piercer typically requires a player to rely on RNG. However, its name is no laughing matter, as its attack and magic attack damage boost can help deal massive damage to enemies hit with this bow's arrows. How to Get: Obtain from opening chests.

Base Stats

Star: 7 Rarity: Epic Attack: 400 Magic Attack: 200 Skill Bonus: N/A

6. Gold Bow

Eventually, you’ll encounter enemies requiring more shots to take down with early-game bows. Then, it’s time to upgrade to the Gold Bow. Although lacking in skill bonuses, it dramatically boosts the wielder’s physical and magical attack damage output, especially during the mid-game. How to Get: Craft at the Blacksmith using 3x Gold Ingot, 2x Log, 1x Leather, and 1x Bone.

Base Stats

• Star: 6
• Rarity: Common
• Attack: 300
• Magic Attack: 150
• Skill Bonus: N/A

5. Adamantite Bow

Players can mine Adamantite by the time they reach the Sherbert Area. Then, use that ore at the Skilled Furnace crafting facility to make Adamantite Ingot. Doing so gives access to many endgame-level weapons, including the Adamantite Bow, which boosts attack and magic damage output compared to the Gold Bow. How to Get: Craft at the Blacksmith using 5x Adamantite Ingot, 2x Log, 1x Leather, and 1x Bone.

Base Stats

• Star: 8
• Rarity: Common
• Attack: 410
• Magic Attack: 205
• Skill Bonus: N/A

4. Treacherous Bow

You can skip the Adamantite Bow if you find the Treacherous Bow if you’re lucky. This bow is slightly stronger than the previous option. However, you must rely on the RNG lords for them to grant you this long-range weapon. How to Get: Obtain from opening chests.

Base Stats

• Star: 8
• Rarity: Common
• Attack: 410
• Magic Attack: 205
• Skill Bonus: N/A

3. Gigantes Longbow II

Note that there are two tiers for the Gigantes Longbow, and what you want by the endgame is the bow’s Tier II. Aside from having a slight advantage over the Adamantite Bow, it gains the upper hand for its common rarity. In particular, Gigantes enemies are slow-moving enemies. Also, the enemy that drops this bow, the Gigantes Ballista doesn’t move from its spot. So, you can use a good hiding spot and shoot this enemy from afar to prevent harm to your character. How to Get: Defeat Gigantes Ballista.

Base Stats

• Star: 8
• Rarity: Common
• Attack: 430
• Magic Attack: 215
• Skill Bonus: N/A

2. Sagittarius Bow

The Sagittarius Bow shares the same attack and magic attack bonuses as the top bow on this list. However, it doesn't have an extra skill bonus. Nonetheless, use this bow when you can, especially if you still don't have the next bow. How to Get: Obtain from opening chests.

Base Stats

Star: 8 Rarity: Epic Attack: 500 Magic Attack: 250 Skill Bonus: N/A

1. Brunhild

Named after the queen from Germanic heroic legend, the Brunhild is one of the best, if not the best, bow in Craftopia for many players using ranged builds. It delivers significant damage to enemies, especially when hit on the head. It’s also a craftable weapon, so you don’t have to depend on RNG to get it. How to Get: Craft at the Skilled Blacksmith using 5x Fafnir's Reversed Scale, 10x Adamantite Ingot, 10x Elemental Dust, and 3x Log.

Base Stats

• Star: 8
• Rarity: Epic
• Attack: 500
• Magic Attack: 250
• Skill Bonus: Electro 10