Rogue Piece: ANOS/Venuzdonoa Guide & Showcase

Anos in Rogue Piece comes as a limited-time sword called Venuzdonoa, and if you’re a fan of flashy moves, cutscenes, and boss farming, this one’s definitely going to catch your attention. I’ll keep things simple and straight to the point, so you know exactly what you’re signing up for.

Contents

This guide is all about Anos / Venuzdonoa, how to get it, what you need to grind, and whether the sword is actually worth your time.

How to Get Anos (Venuzdonoa)

Get Anos (Venuzdonoa) from the Banner in Rogue Piece.

Let’s start with the important part, obtainment.

To get Anos, you’ll need to summon him from the limited-time banner. This banner comes with a pity of 100, so worst-case scenario, you’re guaranteed him after 100 pulls. The currency required to summon is Crimson Blood.

Also worth noting: Sid is back on the banner, so if you missed him before, this update is basically a mini rerun.

How to Get Crimson Blood

There are two main ways to farm Crimson Blood, and you’ll probably want to do both.

1. Daily Quests

Get Crimson Blood from Daily Quests in Rogue Piece so you can roll for Anos (Venuzdonoa) from the Banner.

The first method is through daily quests. These are usually quick and easy, and completing them can reward you with Crimson Blood. It’s not the fastest method, but it’s consistent and low effort, definitely worth doing every day.

2. Anos Boss (Abyss Island)

Here’s a video which shows you the Anos boss location in Rogue Piece, so you can get Crimson Blood by farming Anos in Rogue Piece and roll for Venuzdonoa from the Banner!

The second method is farming the Anos Boss, which spawns on Abyss Island roughly every 10 minutes.

This boss can drop:

Crimson Blood
An exclusive title
Currency for the Sid banner

Just be warned, this boss is tanky, with around 7.5 million HP. You’ll want decent damage or a group if you don’t want the fight to drag on forever. Personally, I’d recommend going the pity route on the banner if you want a higher chance at pulling double Crimson Blood and saving time overall.

And that’s pretty much everything you need to know to unlock Anos in Rogue Piece.

Anos / Venuzdonoa Showcase

Here’s a video which showcases Anos / Venuzdonoa weapon’s movesets, effects and animations in Rogue Piece. Pretty damn clean, not gonna lie.

Now for the fun part, the showcase.

Honestly? The sword looks clean. Venuzdonoa comes with four moves, and two of them include full cutscenes, which already puts it above a lot of weapons in terms of presentation. The animations feel smooth, the impact feels satisfying, and it’s definitely enjoyable to use while boss farming.

That said, if I’m being honest, it really feels like it should’ve had a fifth move. Four moves is solid, but one more ability would’ve pushed this sword from “really good” to “insane.” Still, the existing kit does its job well, especially for grinding bosses.

Final Thoughts

Overall, Anos / Venuzdonoa is a strong limited-time sword with flashy visuals, solid damage potential, and great boss-farming value. If you’ve got the time to grind Crimson Blood or enough pulls saved to hit pity, it’s absolutely worth going for, especially since it won’t be around forever.

If you’re into limited weapons, clean animations, and Demon King-level vibes, this sword definitely deserves a spot in your inventory. Up next, check out our guide for Kaneki & Solemn Lament in Rogue Piece. You may want to take a look on how they perform and their obtainment methods before they’re gone.