Voxiom Weapon Tier List & Damage Tables (All Guns)

Voxiom Weapon Tier List and Damage Tables (All Guns)

A Voxiom weapon tier list helps you compare guns by role, damage, recoil, and magazine size. This wiki page uses community-checked weapon tables dated 2026-08-31. It separates verified values from community opinion. Start with the Voxiom weapons database, then test each gun in a live match before you trust any ranking.

What is the Voxiom weapon tier list and how is it built?

A Voxiom weapon tier list is a community-made ranking of guns by role, recoil, damage, magazine size, and fire rate. It is not an official developer ranking. Build it from verified table values first, then label any player consensus separately so readers know what is fact and what is opinion.

The checked source for this page is the community wiki weapon table. It gives raw values and short role notes. It does not publish a permanent official tier order. That is why this page shows the data first and treats tier placements as community analysis. For a broader weapon overview, use the weapons section.

A useful tier list should answer three questions. First, what does the weapon do well? Second, what does it do poorly? Third, which mode or range does it fit? If a ranking skips those questions, it is entertainment rather than a guide.

Which Voxiom weapons have verified damage table values?

The current checked community wiki set lists five weapons with damage table values: Combat Assault Rifle, Tactical Assault Rifle, Surge Assault Rifle, Elite Assault Rifle, and Light Submachine Gun. These values were checked on 2026-08-31. Treat them as community wiki data, not official developer stats.

The checked source pack does not label every column on this summary page. Treat missing values as not listed, not as zero. If the community wiki updates its columns, re-check the Voxiom weapons database before you use these numbers in a tier list.

How do Voxiom weapons damage values differ by weapon class?

Assault rifles generally trade fire rate and recoil for range and per-shot damage. The Light Submachine Gun takes the opposite path: it has the biggest magazine and fastest fire in the checked set, but the notes warn about heavy falloff. Always compare weapons inside their intended range band.

The checked notes give a clear role split. The Elite Assault Rifle has the highest AR damage in the set, but it also has the slowest fire and no scope. The Tactical Assault Rifle is the easiest to control. The Surge Assault Rifle fires in a three-round burst. The Combat Assault Rifle has harder recoil and higher damage. The Light Submachine Gun is built for close-range volume.

This table is not an official tier order. It is a shortlist built from the verified notes. Use it to pick a weapon that matches your play style, then confirm the feel in a live match.

What is the best gun in Voxiom?

There is no single best gun for every player or every mode. In the checked notes, the Elite Assault Rifle has the highest AR damage but slowest fire and no scope. The Tactical Assault Rifle has the easiest recoil control. The Light Submachine Gun is built for close-range volume.

When players search for the Voxiom best gun, they usually want a simple answer. A better approach is to ask what the gun must do in your next match. If you hold long angles, test the Elite Assault Rifle and Combat Assault Rifle. If you want recoil control, test the Tactical Assault Rifle. If you rush tight spaces, test the Light Submachine Gun.

The best gun also depends on your loadout, your movement, and the enemy team. A weapon that feels strong in one lobby can feel weak in another. Use the weapons database as a baseline, then adapt.

How should you read Voxiom gun rarity and weapon tiers?

Read rarity as an availability or cosmetic signal, not as a damage guarantee. A tier list should separate verified values from community opinion. If a ranking says a gun is S-tier but gives no recoil, range, magazine, or damage context, treat it as a starting point rather than a final answer.

The checked community wiki values are listed by weapon name and table numbers. They do not prove that a rarer skin or drop deals more damage. This is important for Voxiom gun rarity questions: check the actual damage table before you assume that rarity equals power.

How do you use a Voxiom weapon tier list in a real match?

Use the tier list to shortlist two or three guns, then test them in the mode you actually play. Pick one close-range option, one mid-range option, and one backup. Check magazine size, recoil control, and falloff before you commit. Your hands and your lobby matter more than a generic ranking.

A practical routine looks like this. First, open the weapons section and note the five weapons with checked values. Second, choose one AR and one SMG. Third, play a full match with each. Fourth, record which one wins more of your common fights. Fifth, keep the winner and drop the other.

For mode-specific planning, pair this page with the Voxiom guides. Guides can help with movement, map routes, and economy decisions that change which gun is worth using.

What should you test in-game before trusting a Voxiom weapon tier list?

Test recoil pattern, time-to-kill at your usual range, magazine size, reload timing, and scoped or unscoped accuracy. The checked notes already flag the Elite Assault Rifle as no scope and the Light Submachine Gun as heavy falloff. Confirm those traits in a live match before you make the gun your main.

A simple test plan:

1. Pick a wall or target at close range and fire a full magazine.
2. Repeat at mid range and long range.
3. Note how much control you need for each burst.
4. Check how often you reload during a normal fight.
5. Compare the results with the Voxiom weapons damage values.

If your live results disagree with a community tier list, trust your repeated match data first. Tier lists are summaries, not personal coaching.

What are common mistakes when reading Voxiom weapons damage?

Common mistakes include treating rarity as power, ignoring damage falloff, comparing weapons outside their range, and copying an old tier list after a balance update. Another mistake is mixing community opinion with verified table values. Keep the two separate, then retest after each game update.

A fourth mistake is using one weapon for every situation. The checked notes show different roles for a reason. The Elite Assault Rifle is not built for the same fight as the Light Submachine Gun. If you force one gun into every range, you may blame the tier list instead of the matchup.

A fifth mistake is ignoring the source date. The values here were checked on 2026-08-31. If the game changes, the old table may still be useful for history, but it should not be your only source. Re-check the Voxiom weapons database and the guides hub when you return after a break.

Frequently asked questions about the Voxiom weapon tier list

Is there an official Voxiom weapon tier list?

No official Voxiom weapon tier list is published by the developers. Tier lists are community projects built from weapon tables, player testing, and mode experience. Use verified weapon data first, then compare community rankings. Label opinion clearly so you do not mistake a popular pick for a confirmed balance fact.

Which Voxiom weapon has the highest damage?

In the checked community wiki notes, the Elite Assault Rifle has the highest AR damage, but it also has the slowest fire and no scope. Damage alone does not make it the best gun for every fight. Check Voxiom weapons damage tables and test range, recoil, and magazine size in-game.

What is the best Voxiom gun for beginners?

The Tactical Assault Rifle is often the easiest starting point because the checked notes list it as the easiest recoil control. Beginners should still test it in their preferred mode. If they play close-range maps, the Light Submachine Gun may feel better despite heavy falloff. Use our guides to build a simple loadout.

Does Voxiom gun rarity change damage?

Rarity should not be treated as a direct damage multiplier. The verified community wiki values are listed by weapon name and table numbers, not by rarity label. A rare-looking skin or drop does not prove higher damage. Always check the weapons section for the actual damage table values and notes.

Are Voxiom weapon damage values the same after updates?

No guarantee. Weapon balance can change when the game updates. The values on this page were checked against community wiki tables on 2026-08-31. After a patch, re-check the weapons database and retest your main gun in a live match before trusting an old tier list.

Does Voxiom.io have redeem codes for weapons?

Voxiom.io has no redeem-code mechanism, verified 2026-08-31. Any page offering weapon codes, gem codes, or skin codes is not describing a real Voxiom.io feature. For progression and loadouts, use the guides and weapons sections instead of code lists.

Ready to test the Voxiom weapon tier list yourself?

Use the verified tables on this page to shortlist two or three guns, then play a match with each one. Start with the Voxiom weapons database and guides. When you are ready to test in the live game, open Voxiom.io.

Voxiom.io has no redeem-code mechanism, so ignore any weapon-code or gem-code page. Focus on the damage table, the recoil notes, and your own match results. That is the most reliable way to build a personal Voxiom weapon tier list.