Type
Sword
Rarity
Legendary
Price
$2,000,000
Source
Legendary Sword Dealer
How to Get the Saddi Sword
You can buy the Saddi sword from the Legendary Sword Dealer, who appears randomly every 3 hours in the Second Sea for 15 minutes. There’s a 33.3% chance he will offer Saddi for $2,000,000. You can track his presence by talking to the Manager at The Café.
Abilities & Showcase
Swords Dance (Z)
150
Z
The user spins forward while releasing golden sword slashes around them, damaging surrounding enemies. Effective in close-range engagements.
True Air Slash (X)
300
X
Sends a powerful golden aerial slash in the direction of the cursor, dealing damage and pushing enemies back. Similar to the Dark Blade’s X move but rotated.
Saddi Sword Showcase & Combos
Upgrading the Saddi Sword
You can upgrade Saddi at the Blacksmith to significantly increase its damage and efficiency. This makes it a strong option even for endgame players.
| Grade | Materials | Effects |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mystic Droplet x8, Leather x10 | +15% Damage |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Good damage
- Wide hitboxes
- Versatile for combos
- Great for farming
- Required to unlock True Triple Katana
Cons
- Limited range
- [Z] move can be hard to hit consistently
Saddi Sword: FAQs & Lore
How Rare is Saddi?
The Saddi is a Legendary Sword and only has a 33.3% chance of appearing when the dealer is active. Its rarity makes it a prized weapon for many collectors and sword mains.
How to Use Saddi?
Saddi is ideal for players who enjoy swift, elegant combat. Its abilities allow for dynamic movement and precise damage dealing. Mastery 150 is needed for Swords Dance and 300 for True Air Slash. Balancing both is key to dominating battles.
How Much Does Saddi Cost?
Saddi costs 2,000,000 Beli and must be purchased from the Legendary Sword Dealer, making it both a rare and expensive acquisition.
Final Thoughts
Introduced in Update 8, the Saddi Sword isn’t just a weapon—it’s a mark of power and grace. Required for the True Triple Katana, it’s also a top-tier sword in its own right. With its golden aesthetic and balanced mechanics, the Saddi is an excellent choice for both aesthetic-focused and competitive players.
