Cookiecutter overview
What does the Cookiecutter do, and where do you get it?Cookiecutter is a melee weapon in Minecraft Dungeons II. It deals 30 damage per hit. It drops in Singer's Meadow, Rainy Plains and Humbler Huskland.
A curved greatsword that works all enemies into equal shape and size.
30Hit damage
70Full combo
45Stagger
Hit damage
Stagger
- Category
- Melee weapon
- Base DPS
- 34.2
- Combo
- 3 swings, 3 hits
- Reach
- 5 blocks
- Knockback
- 800
- Combo resets
- after 1.15s
- Archetype
- Trickster + Fighter
- Weight
- Heavy
Power scaling
- Swing 1
- Swing 2
- Swing 3
- Jump attack
Hover or tap a swing to see what it does.
Base values from the game's item tables (launch build). Item power scales the damage you deal; the ratios between hits stay the same.
Where to find Cookiecutter
Singer's MeadowRegion drop · Singer's Meadow
Singer's Meadow · minecart stations: Choral Glen, Sifter Canyon, Singer's Portal, Wild Meadows.
Singer's MeadowRainy PlainsRegion drop · Rainy Plains
Rainy Plains · minecart stations: Monsoon Banks, Orange Tower, Puddle Pond, Red Tower, White Tower.
Rainy PlainsHumbler HusklandRegion drop · Humbler Huskland
Humbler Huskland · minecart stations: Ichor Ponds, Lullaby Border, The Echo Den.
Humbler HusklandIs Cookiecutter good?
Cookiecutter has no published launch-tested verdict on DungeonsDB yet. A database entry or reported effect does not establish performance. Check the sourced stats below before treating Cookiecutter as a best-in-slot choice.
Melee: C: 285 DPS with basic attacks and Lightning Surge. Tradeoff: Weak jump attack.
Best enchantments for Cookiecutter
Lightning Surge: Every weapon's best measured DPS uses Lightning Surge III.