Should I create a class instead of object for weapons?

Question

I am trying to create weapons of God Of War 3 game. For people who doesn't know God Of War 3, we have 6 weapons (I am not counting bow, head and boots) and just 4 weapon are upgradable. Other 2 weapons are already maximum level. Also damage multiplier increasing amount in each level is different for all weapons. And each weapon needs a different amount of red orb to be upgraded.(be used to upgrade equipments) So, what do you think? Should I create a class for each weapon or create an object for each weapon? If I don't create a class for each weapon, it looks like that:

class Weapons{

static int redOrb=0;   //We need that to upgrade our equipments.
int level;  //Weapon level
boolean useStatus; //If the weapon is unlocked, useStatus should be true, otherwise false.
String name;
int[] BladesOfExileLVL={4000,7000,8000,10000}; //That's mean how much red orbs are needed to upgrade the weapons
int[] ClawsOfHadesLVL={3000,5000,6000,9000};
int[] NemeanCestusLVL={3000,5000,5000,8000};
int[] NemesisWhipLVL={3000,5000,5000,8000};
 Weapons(boolean useStatus,String name){
    level=1;
    this.name=name;

}
public Weapons(int level, boolean useStatus,String name){
    this.level=level;
    this.name=name;
}
        //More codes...

}  



public class GodOfWar {
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Scanner scn=new Scanner(System.in);
    Weapons BladesOfAthena=new Weapons(5,true,"Blades Of Athena");
    Weapons BladesOfExile=new Weapons(false,"Blades Of Exile");
    Weapons BladeOfOlympus=new Weapons(false,"Blade Of Olympus");
    Weapons ClawsOfHades=new Weapons(false,"Claws Of Hades");
    Weapons NemeanCestus=new Weapons(false,"Nemean Cestus");
    Weapons NemesisWhip=new Weapons(false,"Nemesis Whip");
    ArrayList<Weapons> KratosWeapons=new ArrayList<Weapons>();
    KratosWeapons.add(BladesOfAthena);
    KratosWeapons.add(BladesOfExile);
    KratosWeapons.add(BladeOfOlympus);
    KratosWeapons.add(ClawsOfHades);
    KratosWeapons.add(NemeanCestus);
    KratosWeapons.add(NemesisWhip);

If I create a class for each weapon, it looks like that now:

class Weapons {
static int redOrb = 0;
private int level;
private boolean useStatus;
String name;

Weapons(int level, boolean useStatus, String name) {
    this.level = level;
    this.name = name;
}
    Weapons(boolean useStatus, String name) {
    level = 1;
    this.name = name;
}
//More codes...


} class BladesOfAthena extends Weapons{

BladesOfAthena(boolean useStatus,String name){

    super(useStatus,name);

}
void levelUpNeededOrb(){
    System.out.println("This weapon is already at maximum level");
}
void levelUp(){

}


}
class BladesOfExile extends Weapons{


static int[] LVLUpCost={4000,7000,8000,10000};

BladesOfExile(boolean useStatus,String name){

    super(useStatus,name);


}





}
class BladeOfOlympus extends Weapons{



BladeOfOlympus(boolean useStatus,String name){

    super(useStatus,name);

}

}
class ClawsOfHades extends Weapons{


static int[] LVLUpCost={3000,5000,6000,9000};




ClawsOfHades(boolean useStatus,String name){

    super(useStatus,name);

}

}
class NemeanCestus extends Weapons{

int[] LVLUpCost={3000,5000,5000,8000};




NemeanCestus(boolean useStatus,String name){

    super(useStatus,name);

}
}
class NemesisWhip extends Weapons{

private int[] LVLUpCost={3000,5000,5000,8000};





NemesisWhip(boolean useStatus,String name){


    super(useStatus,name);

}


}


public class GodOfWar2 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Scanner scn=new Scanner(System.in);
    ArrayList<Weapons> KratosWeapons=new ArrayList<Weapons>();
    BladesOfAthena bladesOfAthena=new BladesOfAthena(true,"Blades Of Athena");
    BladesOfExile bladesOfExile=new BladesOfExile(false,"Blades Of Exile");
    BladeOfOlympus bladeOfOlympus=new BladeOfOlympus(false,"Blade Of Olympus");
    ClawsOfHades clawsOfHades=new ClawsOfHades(false,"Claws Of Hades");
    NemeanCestus nemeanCestus=new NemeanCestus(false,"Nemean Cestus");
    NemesisWhip nemesisWhip=new NemesisWhip(false,"NemesisWhip");
    KratosWeapons.add(bladesOfAthena);
    KratosWeapons.add(bladesOfExile);
    KratosWeapons.add(bladeOfOlympus);
    KratosWeapons.add(clawsOfHades);
    KratosWeapons.add(nemeanCestus);
    KratosWeapons.add(nemesisWhip);

These two codes are different and I haven't decided which one is better. Could you help me? And I have 1 more question. Should I use inheritance or inner classes for weapons if you say that I need to create classes instead of objects?