Fist of Gratia is a Firearm in Bloodborne. It was added to the game with The Old Hunters DLC.
Fist of Gratia Description
"A chunk of iron fitted with finger holes
The hulking hunter woman Simple Gratia, ever hopeless when handling hunter firearms, preferred to knock the lights out of beasts with this hunk of iron, which incidentally caused heavy stagger.
Gratia was a fearsome hunter, and to onlookers, her unrelenting pummelling appeared oddly heroic. No wonder this weapon later assumed her name."
Fist of Gratia Information
- This is a left hand weapon and has no transformation.
- Requires 16 Blood Stone Shards, 16 Twin Blood Shards, 16 Chunks and 1 Blood Rock
and ?? Blood Echoes to fully upgrade. - The L2 attack is a gut punch, with significant hit stun.
- Does not have charge attack, unlike unarmed fists.
- Effective against most non-giant enemies.
- Doesn't use Blood Gem imprints.
- Oddly enough, it requires a certain amount of Bloodtinge to wield, even though it makes no use of Blood damage. Even so, its prerequisite level for Bloodtinge is so low that any starting class can meet the requirement.
Location
Normal
- In The Hunter's Nightmare, on the body of Gratia inside the last cell on the right, after the Ludwig, the Holy Blade fight.
Player Notes
- Fast animation on its attack and high stagger make this great as an opener for both slow and fast weapons, more so on durable large targets a lighter weapon may not stun.
- Can be used to finish a light weapon combo, stunning the target to allow for an easy dodge.
- Unlike unarmed fist, the Fist of Gratia does not have charge attack, rendering it unable to backstab enemies.
- Doesn't chain attacks well.
- Consumes a large amount of stamina per punch.
- Doesn't use quicksilver bullets, great as a back up when low on ammo for strength-bloodtinge builds that use the cannon or gattling gun.
- Capable of interrupting high-poise enemies. Can interrupt Maria’s “uninterruptible” overhand swing as well as some Orphan of kos’ attacks.
Stats/Scaling
Movesets & Videos
| Move | Damage Type & Modifier | Stamina | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| R1 Combo | ?? ~ ?? | ?? | Light/Regular/Heavy? |
| Dodge | ?? ~ ?? | ?? ~ ?? | |
| Dash | ?? | ?? (+run) | |
| R2 Attack | ?? | ?? | |
| Charged | ?? | ?? | |
| Dodge | ?? | ?? | |
| Dash | ?? | ?? | |
| Leap | ?? | ?? (+run) | |
| Transform Attack | ?? | ?? (+x) |
| Move | Damage Type & Modifier | Stamina | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| R1 Combo | ?? ~ ?? | ?? | Light/Regular/Heavy? |
| Dodge | ?? ~ ?? | ?? ~ ?? | |
| Dash | ?? | ?? (+run) | |
| R2 Attack | ?? | ?? | |
| Charged | ?? | ?? | |
| Dodge | ?? | ?? | |
| Dash | ?? | ?? (+run) | |
| Leap | ?? | ?? | |
| Transform Attack | ?? | ?? (+x) |
Trivia
Other notes go here or in the comments.
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28 Sep 2020 04:11
in pvp, it can combo with certain main weapon attacks, specifically with:
boom hammer r2 into l2
holy moonlight r2 into l2
stake driver r2 into l2
and the only one that isn't an r2; rifle spear backstep r1 into l2
- Anonymous
02 Sep 2020 05:53
Hi, I have a high STR build with high vitality, and some skill, this is my first ever run. Here my stats at BL100: 48/12/49/25/7/9. For the left hand weapon, fist of gratia is the only one valuable with my build, but I dont know when to use it. I'm at the end of NG.
Do you have some advices?
I have Kirkhammer or Whirligig saw in my right hand.
Should I use it against bosses or undead giants for example? Is the stagger sufficient? Because I have very few stamina and the fist of gratia drains a lot. For the moment, I never use it, except for fun.
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24 Feb 2019 09:53
This thing basically makes L2 a stagger button. Useful to use right before you need to dodge away, or in place of dodging away so that you can stay in close and keep attacking. Some enemies can be stunlocked to death with L2-R1-L2-R1-L2-R1 etc, if you are using a fast weapon and have enough stamina. Conversely, if you are using a slower/ranged weapon this thing is good for enemies who get too close. To the people who say "Isn't a firearm better though?" the answer is probably, yeah. But if you're like me and really don't care about parrying, this is the next best thing you could use in your off hand.
- Anonymous
08 Jan 2019 06:52
How to use the fist of Gratia 1) Stand perfectly Still 2) walk slowly to your hated enemy 3) raise your fist as i am doing right now and prepare to unleash your BURNING FURY UPON YOUR FOE'S UNEXPECTING FACE!! 4) I. CAST. FIST!!!
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10 Sep 2018 23:35
If only it had a blood gem slot, tf Miyazaki!?! Cannons deserve them aswell honestly.
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18 Apr 2018 20:57
Food for thought, what if you paired this with the stake driver. If you hit a humanoid with this it will stun/stagger them easily. You can then follow up with the charged R2 piston shot.
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13 Nov 2017 00:33
So I found an incredible use for this weopon. It is the perfect side arm when you have the transformed beastcutter. Sometimes with the beastcutter, enemies can sneak in because you swing slow. You just swing with the fist because its alot faster. But the thing that makes it good is that it staggers.... so you can either back off, or if you have the stamina, continue comboing your staggers with the transformed beastcutter.
It really fills a void in one of the beastcutters weaknesses. Stagger plus stagger is good in my mind.
- Anonymous
17 Sep 2017 20:03
Dont you for a second believe a word that other people say about this weapon, its the best offhand weapon in the entire game for one reason: It looks dope as *****
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23 Jun 2017 02:55
This is the worst and most useless weapon in the game, even professional veterans say it's one of the worst and least usefull weapons in the game.
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It has a moveset02 Aug 2016 20:52
Dodge, roll and dash and you will have a moveset similar to the ceastus from DS
Why would anyone use that?05 Jul 2016 14:35
Or is it simply a novelty? I'm failing to see which right hand weapon would make it useful in any way. It doesn't consume any less endurance than right hand weapons...does it have any advantage over using your right hand weapon?Only thing I can imagine is if you have a pure elemental or arcane weapon in right hand and want to use physical dmg, but I don't see in which scenario it would be any good if your character is mainly arcane...
- Anonymous
16 May 2021 09:53
To be honest, I'm a little bummed this doesn't get an S scaling for strength.
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