Heaven Shaker

Description

Heaven Shaker is a massive, pitch-black Mythical hammer shaped like a metallic quarterstaff with one heavy crowned end. After identification it is a Level 120 weapon with a twenty-level requirement reduction, extremely high base attack, and a chance to call down a 10,000-point fire punishment after striking a target. (Chapter 515)

History and custody

Frosty Ghost Dragon loot

The hammer drops from the Winged Monkey King while Zhang searches for the Magical Fruit of Yin and Yang. Wei Yan Er is eligible to take it but prefers her axe and explicitly gives Zhang the opportunity to use a two-handed weapon. Zhang pays 5,000 gold to identify it, equips it immediately, and raises his basic attack to roughly 21,947–25,447 after his other bonuses. (Chapter 515)

Heaven Shaker becomes Zhang's main high-damage weapon across regional warfare, grinding, and bosses. Its slow, heavy strikes are especially destructive under God of War Transformation, when ordinary attacks reach about 100,000 damage and skills reach 200,000 or more. The item supplies the raw attack that the lower-tier Sword of Purging Devourer lacks before its second seal is opened. (Chapters 517–547)

When Zhang prepares another weapon sacrifice, he refuses to consume Heaven Shaker because it remains his reliable two-handed backup. The Sword of Purging Devourer's successful transformation then gives him a comparable two-handed Mythical weapon with accumulated special effects. Heaven Shaker is still retained at that point, but the corpus does not establish its later use, transfer, or destruction. (Chapter 548)

Abilities and mechanics

After identification, Heaven Shaker has 7,536–9,536 attack, a 3.8-second interval, 2,246 DPS, two Level 4 sockets, 20% increased damage, a Level 120 requirement, and a special reduction of twenty required levels. Its base attack moves Zhang's Guardian offense into the range of top Berserkers when combined with God of War's bonuses. (Chapter 515)

Each successful strike has a small chance to “break heaven's floor” and deal 10,000 fire damage to the target. The source does not state the exact proc rate, whether the fire damage can critically hit, or a separate cooldown. Because the trigger follows a hit, it supplements ordinary weapon attacks and skills rather than replacing them. (Chapter 515)

The hammer has no documented defensive stat, control effect, or unique interaction beyond the fire proc. Its 3.8-second interval favors large per-hit and skill scaling but is slower than one-handed alternatives, and it does not inherit the Sword of Purging Devourer's repeat-attack mechanic. Its value is therefore concentrated in raw two-handed attack until Zhang upgrades the evolving sword. (Chapters 515–519, 524, and 548)

Relationships

• Zhang Yang: The demonstrated owner and wielder who identifies the hammer, uses it as his main two-handed weapon, and preserves it rather than sacrifice it during the Purging Devourer's upgrade. (Chapters 515–548)
• Wei Yan Er: The eligible party member who declines Heaven Shaker because she prefers axes and lets Zhang take it. Her decision is an award of custody, not evidence that she later owns the hammer. (Chapter 515)