Codes for Dragon Traveler give you valuable resources and currency required for progression. In the guide below, we will list out all the working codes, how to redeem them, and more useful information. So, here is our complete Dragon Traveler redeem codes guide.

All Dragon Traveler Gift Codes List

• DTFDC321: Diamonds x100, Gold x3,000 (New)
• DTOBT666: Diamonds x100, Luminary EXP x3,000 (New)
• DTOB321: Diamonds x100, Leaf of the World Tree x10 (New)
• DTGCKL888: Diamonds x100, Fresh Apple x1 (New)
• DTGIFT: Diamonds x100, R Luminary Shards x30 (New)
• VIP6666: Diamonds x100, Gold x2,000, SR Luminary Shards x10 (New)
• VIP9999: Gold x3,000, Luminary EXP x1,000, Summoning Ticket x1 (New)
• VIP5555: Diamonds x100, Luminary EXP x8,000, Leaf of the World Tree x10 (New)
• GIFT6666: Diamond x100, Summoning Ticket x1, Grilled Steak x1 (New)
• GIFT9999: Luminary EXP x3,000, Golden Horn x1, Banquet Cake x1 (New)
• GIFT5555: Diamonds x100, Legacy Dragon Crystal x1, Dragonblood x1 (New)
• BSVIPDT: Summoning Ticket x1, Legacy Dragon Crystal x5, Leaf of the World Tree x5 (New)
• NOXVIPDT777: Legacy Dragon Crystal x5, Golden Horn x1, SR Luminary Shards x10 (New)

Expired Codes

• There are no expired codes right now.

How to Redeem Codes in Dragon Traveler

1. Click on your avatar in the top left.
2. Click on Redeem Code at the bottom left of the avatar menu.
3. Type in or copy-paste the code into the input field.
4. Press Confirm to claim the code and get the free boosts.

Why Is My Code Not Working?

• Already Claimed Code: Each code can be claimed only once. If you try to claim the same code multiple times, you’ll get an error message.
• Misspelled Code: Codes aren’t case-sensitive but you can still make a typo if you’re typing them out. So, double-check before clicking Confirm.
• Expired Code: Codes might expire in the future. If that happens, we will update the list.

Where to Find More Codes?

The best place to find more codes is the Dragon Traveler Discord server and the social accounts related to the game. You can find most of the socials linked on the Dragon Traveler’s official website.

Dragon Traveler Codes FAQ

That does it for our Dragon Traveler codes list. For more useful guides, including our Dragon Traveler tier list, check out the Guides section here at Gamepur!

There is a wide variety of characters you’ll obtain as you progress in Dragon Traveler, with some being much better than others. In the guide below, we will explain which characters are the best and why you should invest in them. Scroll down, and let’s dive into our ultimate Dragon Traveler characters tier list!

Dragon Traveler Characters Tier List

NOTE: This ranking is based on the strength of characters in the TW version of the game, which should roughly be the same for the global version. We will update it if necessary.

In the tier list above, we ranked all SSR characters in Dragon Traveler based on their overall strength across all game modes. Higher-tier characters should be your top priority regarding pulls/upgrades, while lower-tier characters aren’t worth spending resources on.

S Tier – Best Characters in Dragon Traveler

Character	Details & Ranking Summary
Poseidon	TBA
Athena	TBA
Ifrit	TBA
Hades	TBA

A Tier – Core Faction Characters

Character	Details & Ranking Summary
Marylis	TBA
Huginn & Muninn	TBA
Atanith	TBA
Fenrir	TBA
Scheherazade	TBA

B Tier – Decent & Versatile Characters

Character	Details & Ranking Summary
Gullveig	TBA
Titania	TBA
Siegfried	TBA
Cleopatra	TBA
Lorilin	TBA
Minotaur	TBA
Medusa	TBA
Oberonnie	TBA
Nemesis	TBA
Goren	TBA
Caligula	TBA
Nanalie	TBA
Chiron	TBA
Anubis	TBA
Goblin Drummer	TBA
Herman	TBA
Melina	TBA
White Tiger	TBA
Drasill	TBA

C Tier – Mediocre Characters

Character	Details & Ranking Summary
Guna	TBA
Lancelot	TBA
Beowulf	TBA
Telperion	TBA
Van Helsing	TBA
Gudong	TBA

D Tier – Weak Characters

Character	Details & Ranking Summary
Arthur	TBA
Pan Junbao	TBA
Cerberus	TBA

Dragon Traveler Tier List FAQ

That does it for our Dragon Traveler characters tier list for now. We will keep updating it as new characters are added, so be sure to bookmark it! Also, check out the Guides section here at Gamepur for more helpful content.

Clans in Kanom Tokyo provide you with permanent buffs regardless of your character’s race and are one of the most important things to roll for in the game. In the guide below, we will explain all the races, their buffs, pros, and cons, and rank them from best to worst. Here is our ultimate Kanom Tokyo clans tier list!

Kanom Tokyo Clan Tier List

In the tier list above, we ranked all clans in Kanom Tokyo based on their overall strength and stats. Generally, Yoshimura is the best clan, especially due to its revive, and the only one worth using in the end-game. More details about each clan are in the section below.

S Tier – Best Clans in Kanom Tokyo

Clan	Buffs	Ranking Summary
Yoshimura	+15% Defense +10% Max HP Double Jump Revive with 20% Max HP (once per life)	+ By far the best race in Kanom Tokyo + Gives excellent defensive buffs and utility + The revive you get is invaluable for PvP

A Tier – Very Good Clans

Clan	Buffs	Ranking Summary
Arima	+15% Damage +10% Speed Active skill that reduces vision/increases speed	+ Has a decent DPS buff and movement speed + The active will help you get away from enemies – Yoshimura has a much better passive
Noro	+10% Max HP Increased HP regen	+ Makes you very tanky, which is very good for PvP – Doesn’t provide any offensive buffs
Ken	+15% Damage +5% Defense When <50% HP, gain +10% Speed (once per life)	+ Provides excellent combat stats + One of the best Legendary clans you can get – The passive isn’t that great
Kamishiro	+50% Yen Gained +25% EXP Gained	+ One of the best clans for progression + The extra EXP and Yen is very useful early on – Isn’t that useful later into the game
Suzaya	+10% Cooldown Reduction +5% Speed Lower dash cooldown	+ Provides the best mobility bonuses out of all clans – Doesn’t provide survivability/damage

B Tier – Decent Clans

Clan	Buffs	Ranking Summary
Oomori	+10% Damage	+ Decent damage buff for a low-rarity clan – Can’t compare to Legendary+ clans
Tsukiyama	+5% Damage +5% Defense	+ Decent overall buffs for a low-rarity clan – Can’t compare to Legendary+ clans
Fueguchi	+10% Defense	+ Defense isn’t as OP as DMG, but it’s still useful – Most other Rare clans are better
Koutarou	+5% Speed +5% Defense	– Speed and Defense are both low-priority stats – One of the worst Rare clans you can get
Kirishima	+10% Speed	– Only speed is not that useful – The worst Rare clan in the game

C Tier – Useless Clans

Clan	Buffs	Ranking Summary
Tsuchigami	No buffs	– Doesn’t provide any bonuses
Akegami	No buffs	– Doesn’t provide any bonuses
Shirakawa	No buffs	– Doesn’t provide any bonuses
Kurogane	No buffs	– Doesn’t provide any bonuses
Ryuzaki	No buffs	– Doesn’t provide any bonuses

How to Get Clan Spins in Kanom Tokyo

You can get clan spins in Kanom Tokyo by using codes and by opening gacha items you receive as rewards when completing quests. However, the chance to get spins from gacha items is fairly low, making redeeming all available codes a very high priority.

Kanom Tokyo Clans FAQ

That does it for our Kanom Tokyo clans guide and tier list. If you want to learn more about other popular titles, check out the other guides in the Roblox section here at Gamepur, including our Devil Hunter clans tier list and The Forge maze guide!

The maze is a special location in the third area (Frostpire Expanse) in The Forge. In the maze, there is a merchant, selling unique blueprints and items, as well as enemies that you’ll need to defeat to unlock one of the best pickaxes in that area. To help you navigate it, here is the complete guide to the maze in The Forge Roblox experience.

How to Reach The Maze in The Forge

To reach the maze in The Forge, you’ll need to have at least 1 Coinite, which drops from Medium Red Crystals, Large Red Crystals, Hearts of the Island (all located in the Raven Cave within the Frostpire Expanse). Once you have the Coinite, talk to the Ferry Operator on the south end of the island, and he will teleport you to the maze’s entrance. There is a zone of water around the maze that’ll kill you if you are in it, making swimming to the maze impossible.

The Forge Maze Day 2 Guide

Merchant Location & Shop Details

The Merchant is one of the core NPCs within the maze who sells unique items and blueprints. The merchants’ shop resets every 24 hours, allowing you to restock on some of the items. Here are all of the items the Merchant sells and their prices:

Item	Description	Price
Fungi’s Potion (Stock: 5)	+20% Mining Speed, +15% Mining Damage, and +15% Luck Boost for 600 seconds.	$17,500
Knight Spear	Contains a hidden recipe for the Knight Spear. Use it to obtain the recipe.	$320,000
Colossal Gemblade	Contains a hidden recipe for the Colossal Gemblade. Use it to obtain the recipe.	$500,000
Anchored Greatsword	Contains a hidden recipe for the Anchored Greatsword. Use it to obtain the recipe.	$440,000
Colossal Terrorblade	Contains a hidden recipe for the Colossal Terrorblade. Use it to obtain the recipe.	$470,000

Heavenly Pickaxe Location, How to Unlock, & Stats

At the end of the maze, you’ll find the Heavenly Pickaxe altar, with two NPCs standing in front of it. You’ll need to talk to them and complete three quests to unlock the Heavenly Pickaxe for purchase. Here are all the quests and their requirements:

• Maze Quest 1
  • Kill Skeleton Pirate x10
  • Kill Chuthlu x2
• Maze Quest 2
  • Kill Skeleton Pirate x25
  • Kill Chuthlu x7
• Maze Quest 3
  • Kill Skeleton Pirate x50
  • Kill Chuthlu x15

Heavenly Pickaxe Stats

Pickaxe	Mine Power	Luck Boost	Rune SLots	Price
Heavenly Pickaxe	725	+85%	4	$2,400,000

The Forge Maze FAQ

That does it for our The Forge maze guide. To learn more about this and other popular Roblox titles, make sure to visit the Roblox category here at Gamepur. Also, check out our Devil Hunter clans tier list, in case you’re playing that game as well!

Your character’s clan in the Devil Hunter Roblox experience determines the basic stat bonuses and traits and is a core component of your build. In the guide below, we will cover the best clans, what they do, how to get rerolls, and other useful information. Scroll down, and let’s dive into our ultimate Devil Hunter clans tier list!

Devil Hunter Clans Tier List

In the tier list above is the general ranking of clans in Devil Hunters. Most clans provide no buffs, and we excluded those from the tier list so as not to clutter it (all no-buff clan names are listed below). Some clans give general buffs and traits, while some buff specific devil contracts. The better the buffs and the devil contracts they affect are, the better the clan. More info about each clan is in the section below.

S Tier – Best Clans in Devil Hunter

Clan	Effects	Ranking Summary
Hayakawa	• Slightly reduces the requirements of all contracts. • 10 Posture • 30 Soul	+ Reduced contract requirements benefits all builds + Has very good total stat buffs + One of the best clans in the game
Kishimoto	• Has stronger resolve and sanity scaling, and better resistance to contract debuffs. • 10 Posture • 25 Soul	+ Buffs various stats, including Posture and Soul + One of the best clans you can get in the game
Kishibe	• Increased status resistance, soul drain resistance, and more damage to devils. • 15 Posture • 10 Health • 20 Stamina	+ Better total stat buffs than most other clans + Has both offensive and defensive traits + One of the best overall clans in the game

A Tier – Very Good Clans

Clan	Effects	Ranking Summary
Fujimoto	• Reduced stamina drain from skills. • 10 Posture • 10 Health • 10 Stamina	+ Decent stat buffs for any build + Reduced stamina drain is a universally strong buff – Doesn’t excel at anything compared to some other clans
Higashiyama	• Increased light weapon damage, mobility, and stamina restored on heavy attacks. • 10 Mobility • 20 Stamina	+ Can be the best option for light weapon users + Provides very good buffs in general – Not that strong for non-light weapon builds
Himeno	• Reduces Ghost devil contract ability costs and strengthens Fear effects.	+ Ghost devil is very strong, and this clan makes it even better – Doesn’t provide any stats or buffs for other devil contracts

B Tier – Decent Clans

Clan	Effects	Ranking Summary
Sawatari	• Reduces Snake devil contract ability costs and lessens its penalties.	– Snake devil isn’t that strong – Doesn’t provide any bonuses if you don’t use the Snake devil contract
Yoshida	• Reduces Octopus devil contract ability costs, strengthens Ink status, and resists obscurity.	– Ink devil isn’t in the game yet, making this clan useless

Clans With no Buffs

Common clans provide no buffs and there is a very high chance of getting one of them when rerolling your clan. Here are all the common clan names:

Takahashi | Yamamoto | Tanaka | Kobayashi | Matsumoto | Shimizu | Kawasaki | Ishikawa | Nakagawa | Hoshino | Inoue | Sakamoto | Hirano | Abe | Ueno | Kurosawa | Ono | Miyazaki | Shibata | Fukuda | Endo | Hara | Takagi | Saito | Morita | Sugimoto | Noguchi | Okamoto | Imai | Ando | Kudo | Fujii | Uehara | Shirakawa | Sasaki | Mizushima | Hoshikawa | Nagano | Tsukamoto | Tamura | Ichikawa | Yamaguchi | Harada | Kitagawa | Murakami | Fujisawa | Kaneko | Matsuda | Tsubaki | Oshiro | Sugawara | Matsui | Tokunaga | Hoshimoto | Nakata

How to Get Clan Rerolls in Devil Hunter

You can get clan rerolls by redeeming codes in the in-game phone app (click ‘N’ to open your phone) and by completing various game modes and earning rewards. Generally, it isn’t hard to get clan rerolls, and there is little reason to buy them with Robux.

Devil Hunter Clans FAQ

That does it for our Devil Hunter clans tier list and guide. For more information about this and other popular Roblox titles, including our Anime Auto Chess tier list and Universal Tower Defense best builds guide, check out the Roblox section here at Gamepur.

Cursed techniques are the basic move sets your character will have in JZ (Jujutsu Zero), and they are arguably the most important part of your entire build. Therefore, it’s important that you use only the best CTs available. In our Jujutsu Zero cursed technique tier list below, we will rank all CTs from best to worst, provide details on their pros and cons, and explain which other CTs they combo with the best.

Jujutsu Zero Cursed Techniques Tier List – Best CTs Ranked

In the tier list above is our general ranking of all cursed techniques in Jujutsu Zero right now. Rarer CTs are usually stronger, with better AoE, damage, and CC on their skills. You can learn more about each CT’s strengths, weaknesses, and best CT combos in the section below.

S Tier – Best Cursed Techniques in Jujutsu Zero

Cursed Technique	Ranking Summary	Best CT Combo
Shrine	+ Excellent AoE, damage, and range on all skills + Has the highest burst damage out of all CTs in Jujutsu Zero + Arguably the best cursed technique in the game	Limitless
Limitless	+ Very good damage, AoE, and CC on all its skills + The only cursed technique with a domain expansion right now – Requires a lot of grinding to unlock all of its skills	Shrine
Blood Manipulation	+ Excellent range, AoE, and single-target damage + By far the best non-Special Grade cursed technique – Isn’t as strong as Shrine or Disaster Flames	Shrine

A Tier – Good Cursed Techniques

Cursed Technique	Ranking Summary	Best CT Combo
Disaster Flames	+ Almost as good as Shrine regarding raw damage + Has very good range and AoE, making it OP for farming weaker enemies – Most skills are mid compared to its special	Shrine
Disaster Tides	+ Big AoE, decent damage, and long CC on all skills + One of the best CTs for dealing with large groups of enemies + Fairly short cooldowns compared to other high-rarity CTs – Skills can be difficult to aim and hit against mobile targets – Doesn’t have as much damage potential as Shrine and some other CTs	Shrine
Star Rage	+ Good range, damage, AoE, and CC on all skills + A jack-of-all-trades CT that will perform decently well in every scenario + One of the best CTs to use early on and against weaker enemies – Doesn’t excel at anything and isn’t as OP against strong enemies	Limitless

B Tier – Decent Cursed Techniques

Cursed Technique	Ranking Summary	Best CT Combo
Ratio	+ The best low-rarity cursed technique in Jujutsu Zero + Has a gap closer, big hitboxes/AoE on skills, and excellent damage + Fairly low cooldowns considering its high damage numbers – Can’t compare to most high-rarity cursed techniques	Shrine
Straw Doll	+ Decent damage, AoE, and CC on most skills + One of the best low-rarity cursed techniques – Short range and RNG make some skills hard to land – Long-range CTs will easily kite Straw Doll users	Shrine

C Tier – Weak Cursed Techniques

Cursed Technique	Ranking Summary	Best CT Combo
Cursed Speech	+ Okayish AoE and low cooldowns – Very short CC on all but one skill – Doesn’t have as much burst damage as other CTs – One of the overall worst cursed techniques in Jujutsu Zero	Shrine
Exploding Flesh	– Deals damage to the user with Final Trick, which is really bad – Has the lowest DPS out of all cursed techniques – The overall worst CT in Jujutsu Zero	Shrine

How to Get Cursed Techniques in Jujutsu Zero

You get cursed techniques (CTs) in Jujutsu Zero by rolling on the CT gacha (star-shaped icon in the top-side menu). The gacha requires Lumens (in-game currency) to roll, and there are different banners with boosted rates for specific Special Grade CTs. You can equip two different cursed techniques at once from your inventory.

Jujutsu Zero Cursed Techniques Tier List FAQ

That does it for our Jujutsu Zero cursed techniques tier list. To learn more about the game, check out our Jujutsu Zero clans tier list. Also, see all our other guides in the Roblox section here at Gamepur, including our Anime Auto Chess tier list and Universal Tower Defense tier list.

Clans in JZ (Jujutsu Zero) give you unique buffs that can make your build go from mediocre to OP, and knowing which ones to reroll for is extremely important. In our Jujutsu Zero clans tier list below, we will rank all clans from best to worst based on their overall power, as well as provide you with details on what buffs each clan gives, how to get rerolls, store clans, and more!

Jujutsu Zero Clan Tier List – Best Clans Ranked

In the tier list above is the general power ranking of all clans in Jujutsu Zero right now. As clans give only stats, their strength is determined by how much stats they give in total and how good the stats they provide are. The best stats for all builds will be those that are hard to stack from gear and other sources, such as ATK, Cooldown Reduction, and Critical Rate. More details about each clan and the stats they provide are in the section below.

Best Cursed Techniques: Check out our Jujutsu Zero cursed technique tier list to learn which CTs are the best.

Jujutsu Zero Clan Stats Explained

Abbreviation	Stat	Abbreviation	Stat
ATK	Attack Damage	HP	Health Points
CR	Critical Rate	CER	Cursed Energy Rate
CD	Critical Damage	CE	Cursed Energy
CDR	Cooldown Reduction	DR	Damage Reduction

S Tier – Best Clans in Jujutsu Zero

Clan	Rarity	Stats	Ranking Notes
Sukuna	??? 1 in ???	+50% ATK +25% CR +85% CD +25% CDR	+ The best clan in Jujutsu Zero regarding offense + Excellent ATK and Cooldown Reduction buffs + Has the highest Crit Rate bonus out of all clans
Kashimo	??? 1 in ???	+35% ATK +20% CR +100% CD +30% CDR	+ One of the best clans in Jujutsu Zero regarding offense + Almost as good as Sukuna, providing very good stats + Required to obtain a unique Cursed Technique skill in the future – Is just a slightly worse than Sukuna
Tengen	??? 1 in ???	+150% HP +15% CR +115% CD +50% CE	+ The best clan in Jujutsu Zero regarding defense + Massive HP boost makes it OP for the hardest content – Mediocre DPS buffs compared to other Special Grade+ clans

A Tier – Very Good Clans

Clan	Rarity	Stats	Ranking Notes
Zen’in	Special Grade 1 in 400	+35% ATK +15% CR +30% CDR -20% CE	+ Excellent offensive buffs, especially Cooldown Reduction + By far the best Special Grade clan right now – Can’t compare to the ???-rarity clans
Geto	Special Grade 1 in 400	+40% ATK +35% CER +20% CDR -20% HP	+ Very good offensive buffs, especially ATK and CDR + Cursed Energy Rate is relatively hard to stack from other sources – Reduces your HP, which is a huge debuff for already squishy builds
Fushiguro	Grade 1 1 in 70	+45% ATK +10% CDR -20% CER	+ Gives you a massive ATK bonus and a decent CDR bonus + By far the best Grade 1 clan right now + The negative modifier to CER isn’t that high

B Tier – Good Clans

Clan	Rarity	Stats	Ranking Notes
Gojo	Special Grade 1 in 400	+25% ATK +15% CR +50% CD	+ Has decent offensive buffs, though they aren’t OP + Has no negative modifiers, unlike most other clans – Most other high-rarity clans have much better stats
Abe	Grade 1 1 in 70	+30% ATK +55% CE -10% CER	+ Very good ATK and Cursed Energy buff + Fairly irrelevant negative modifier to CER – Doesn’t have as much offensive stats as some other good clans
Inumaki	Grade 2 1 in 4	+20% ATK +35% CE -10% HP	+ One of the best low-rarity clans to get + Decent ATK and CE buffs with a low HP debuff
Todo	Grade 2 1 in 4	+25% ATK +30% CD -5% DR	+ One of the best low-rarity clans to get + Decent ATK and CD buffs with a low DR debuff

C Tier – Decent Clans

Clan	Rarity	Stats	Ranking Notes
Okkotsu	Grade 1 1 in 70	+10% CR +35% CER	+ Has no negative modifiers + Provides CR and CER, which are relatively hard to stack – Flat ATK that other Grade 1 clans provide is just better
Kugisaki	Grade 2 1 in 4	+25% CD +20% HP -10% CE	+ Decent HP buff for any build that lacks survivability – 25% CD makes almost no difference later on
Nanami	Grade 2 1 in 4	+10% ATK +10% CR -10% HP	+ Decent ATK and CR buffs for offense + One of the few low-rarity clans that isn’t that bad – Some other Grade 2 clans are better
Fujiwara	Grade 3 1 in 4	+12% ATK +10% DR -5% HP	+ One of the best low-rarity clans for offensive stats + Very small HP debuff makes it extra worth having – Way less powerful than most higher-rarity clans

D Tier – Bad Clans

Clan	Rarity	Stats	Ranking Notes
Kamo	Grade 1 1 in 70	+40% CD +20% DR -15% HP	+ Okayish DR buffs – The negative HP basically nullifies its DR increase – CD isn’t as good of a stat to get from clans as ATK or CR
Miwa	Grade 3 1 in 2	+20% HP -10% CER	+ Fairly decent HP buff for builds that lack survivability – No offensive stats, making it suboptimal choice for grinding
Itadori	Grade 3 1 in 2	+10% ATK -20% HP	+ Okayish ATK buff – Very bad HP debuff, making it the overall worst clan in Jujutsu Zero

How to Reroll & Save Clans (Clan Bag) in Jujutsu Zero

In Jujutsu Zero, you can change your clan by rerolling it in the Clan section of the main menu. Whenever you reroll, your clan will be changed on that slot. You have 4 slots at the start, of which 3 are in the Clan Bag, and 1 is the equipped slot. To save a clan to the bag while rerolling, click on Save on the left side of the reroll menu.

To change to one of the clans that you have in your bag, click on Clan Bag on the left and select the clan that you want to switch to. The clan from your bag will be swapped with the one you had equipped. Again, the maximum you can have is 3 clans saved in the bag and 1 clan equipped.

How to Get Clan Rerolls in Jujutsu Zero

You can get clan rerolls in Jujutsu Zero by completing various in-game content and by claiming codes. Generally, it’s best that you redeem any codes that are available, as those are the easiest rerolls you’ll get. You can get all the codes on the Jujutsu Zero Discord server.

Jujutsu Zero Clan Tier List FAQ

That does it for our Jujutsu Zero clans tier list. To learn what’s meta in other games, check out the Roblox section here at Gamepur. Some of the posts you might find especially useful are our Universal Tower Defense best builds guide, Universal Tower Defense tier list, and Anime Auto Chess tier list.

AAC (Anime Auto Chess) Units Tier List

Common & Uncommon Units: Common and Uncommon units were available in the earlier versions of the game. Currently, there is no way to obtain them, and we won’t include them in the rankings until that changes.

In the tier list above is our ranking of units in the Anime Auto Chess Roblox experience. Generally, higher-rarity units should be your priority, as they have higher stats, more upgrades, and better passives than the lower-rarity ones. However, support/utility units such as Young Boy (money-generation) can be useful despite being low-rarity. For more details about the ranking factors, check out the section below.

AAC Tier List Ranking Factors

• Rarity & Base Stats: Rarity of the unit influences its base stats, and higher-rarity units will often be the best options.
• Utility/Support: Some units, like Young Boy or Medic Ninja, have support passives that’ll help out your team much more than another DPS unit.
• Basic Abilities: All units have basic abilities that define their kit. The better the ability and its effects and damage, the better the unit will perform.
• Upgrade Bonuses: Every unit upgrade provides bonus stats, as well as new passives. These are essential for grading a unit’s strength.
• Evolution Potential: Some units have evolutions, making them better long-term investments. Still, some non-evo units can be OP purely because of their kits.

Unit Summaries: We will add a unit summaries section soon!

Anime Auto Chess Units Tier List FAQ

That does it for our Anime Auto Chess units tier list. For more info about this and other popular games, check out the Roblox section here at Gamepur. Also, check out our Anime Auto Chess codes, Universal Tower Defense units tier list, and Universal Tower Defense best builds guides!

Codes for Anime Auto Chess allow you to get free gems (Radiant Emblems), trait/potential rerolls, loot bags, and other resources and currency that you’ll need for progression. In the guide below, we list out all the currently working AAC (Anime Auto Chess) codes and provide a quick explanation on how to redeem them in-game.

All Anime Auto Chess Codes List

• CompCode02!!: x25 Power Fragment, x10 Ability Shards (New)
• DrippyAdmiral: Exclusive Ice Admiral Skin (New)
• CompCode01!: x25 Power Fragment, x2,000 Radiant Emblem (New)
• Release: x1,000 Medals, x500 Radiant Emblem
• AutoChessIsAutoChess: x1,000 Medals, x500 Radiant Emblem
• Reminder_PutMoreIntoEquipments: x1,000 Medals, x500 Radiant Emblem
• AnimeAutoDelay: x25 Power Fragment, x10 Ability Shards
• SORRYFORBUGT_T: x50 Power Fragment, x2,500 Radiant Emblem
• ToadBoiTheGoat: x2 Dice, x3 Power Fragment, x500 Medal, x2 Deluxe Dice, x250 Radiant Emblem
• AnhBiDaiThan: x2 Dice, x3 Power Fragment, x500 Medal, x2 Deluxe Dice, x250 Radiant Emblem
• PhoenixVids: x2 Dice, x3 Power Fragment, x500 Medal, x2 Deluxe Dice, x250 Radiant Emblem
• Sebbyastian: x2 Dice, x3 Power Fragment, x500 Medal, x2 Deluxe Dice, x250 Radiant Emblem
• Nagblox: x2 Dice, x3 Power Fragment, x500 Medal, x2 Deluxe Dice, x250 Radiant Emblem

Expired Codes

• There are no expired codes right now.

How to Redeem Codes in AAC (Anime Auto Chess)

1. Launch Anime Auto Chess on Roblox.
2. Talk to the Codes NPC in the main lobby.
   • Close the window to skip the tutorial if you’re talking to the Codes NPC for the first time.
3. Copy-paste or type in a code from the list above into the input field.
4. Click Redeem to claim the code and get the resources.

Why Is My Code Not Working?

• Already Claimed Code: Each code can be claimed only once. If you try to do it more than once, you’ll get the appropriate error message.
• Misspelled Code: If you’re typing the codes out, there is a chance of spelling errors. Therefore, it’s important you double-check the code before clicking redeem. Also, note that the codes for Anime Auto Chess are case-sensitive!
• Expired Code: The developers can deactivate codes at any time. So, it’s best you redeem every code as soon as you find it.
• Being on an Old Server: If you’re on a server that hasn’t restarted in a long time, the code might not work as the server will be hosting an older version of the game. To fix this, go to a private server or reconnect to the game and try to get a fresher server.

Where to Find More AAC Codes?

The best place to look for more codes is the official Anime Auto Chess Discord server. There, you can also find help regarding gameplay, tips and tricks, announcements, and people to play the game with. If you’re only looking for codes and don’t want to spend any extra effort, bookmark this post instead and check in every few days to see if any new codes dropped, as we keep the list up-to-date.

Anime Auto Chess Codes FAQ

And that does it for our list of Anime Auto Chess codes. To find more helpful guides about this and other strategy experiences, including our Universal Tower Defense tier list and Universal Tower Defense best unit builds guide, visit the Roblox category here at Gamepur.

All Universal Tower Defense Best Unit Builds

In the tables below, you’ll find the best builds (traits, relics with stats, and stat point distributions) for every unit in Universal Tower Defense, categorized by unit rarity. Note that we included only evo versions for units that have evolutions. Here are some notes regarding the best builds and why some stats are preferred:

• Best Traits: For most units that stack DoTs and have a low Cooldown, Astral will be the best trait. For most units with 1-2 maximum placements, the best trait will be Ruler. It all depends on what kind of unit it is, its maximum placement count, passives, etc.
• Best Stat Point Distributions: Since the percentage increase across stats is fairly equal, it’s often best to go with Cooldown, unless that unit needs some other stat, of course.
• Relic Stats: You get ~3.5x more Damage than Cooldown from relic’s main stats, making it a much better choice in 99% of cases. Only if the unit depends on some other stat will you not go with Damage.

BEST UNITS: Check out our Universal Tower Defense Units Tier List guide to learn what the best units are!

Best Builds for Secret Units

Unit	Best Traits	Best Stats	Best Relics
Jinoo (Monarch) [Jinwoo]	Ruler	Damage	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Lulu [Lelouch]	Ruler Astral	Cooldown	Head: Laughing Capt. [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Cooldown]
Dragon Guy (Silverite) [Ragna]	Ruler	Cooldown	Head: Junior Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Sun God [Damage] Legs: Sun God [Damage]

Best Builds for Exclusive Units

Unit	Best Traits	Best Stats	Best Relics
Rule (ROOM) [Law]	Ruler	[Damage]	Head: Laughing Capt. [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Damage]
Scarlet Maid (World) [Sakuya]	Ruler Astral	Cooldown	Head: Laughing Capt. [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Damage]
Footballer (Ego) [Isagi]	Ruler	Cooldown	Head: Laughing Capt. [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Damage]
Rogue Oni [Obito]	Ruler	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]

Best Builds for Mythic Units

Unit	Best Traits	Best Stats	Best Relics
Kriatu (Cheater) [Kirito]	Duelist	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Ex Capt. Uraharo [C. Damage] Legs: Ex Capt. Uraharo [Damage]
Spade (Donut) [Ace]	Astral	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [DoT] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Berserker (Enraged) [Kenpachi]	Ruler	Cooldown	Head: Bers. Shinigami [Elem. Damage] Body: Bers. Shinigami [Damage] Legs: Bers. Shinigami [Damage]
Virtual Idol (Super Star) [Miku]	Artificer	Range	Head: Laughing Capt. [Buff Pot.] Body: Laughing Capt. [Whatever] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Range]
Sasku (Chakra) [Sasuke]	Ruler	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Shunks (Conqueror) [Shanks]	Ruler	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Buff Pot.] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Damage]
Admiral (Magma) [Akainu]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Damage]
Cyborg (Fearless) [Genos]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Psycho (100%) [Mob]	Ruler	Range	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Range]
Shakumira Evo [Shikamaru]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Laughing Capt. [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Damage]

Best Builds for Legendary Units

Unit	Best Traits	Best Stats	Best Relics
Ruka [Rukia]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Ex Capt. Uraharo [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Cooldown]
Zorus [Zora]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Ex Capt. Uraharo [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Cooldown]
Pebble [Lee]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Ex Capt. Uraharo [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Cooldown]
Gen [Gin]	Eternal	Range	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Range]
Greybeard [Blackbeard]	Eternal	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]

Best Builds for Epic Units

Unit	Best Traits	Best Stats	Best Relics
Fastcart [Speedwagon]	Fortunate	Range	Head: Junior Ninja [Buff Pot.] Body: Laughing Capt. [Whatever] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Range]
Nejo [Neji]	Agile Lightspeed	Cooldown	Head: Ex Capt. Uraharo [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Cooldown]
Masked Ninja [Kakashi]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Triple Threat [Zoro]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Fire Foot Cook [Sanji]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]

Best Builds for Rare Units

Unit	Best Traits	Best Stats	Best Relics
Namo [Nami]	Agile Lightspeed	Cooldown Range	Head: Ex Capt. Uraharo [Buff Pot.] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Cooldown]
Orahemi [Orihime]	Irrelevant	Range	Head: Junior Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Laughing Capt. [Damage] Legs: Laughing Capt. [Range]
Gaaru [Gaara]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Sun God [Damage] Legs: Sun God [Damage]
Ranji [Renji]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Junior Ninja [Damage] Legs: Junior Ninja [Damage]
Roku [Goku]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Master Ninja [Elem. Damage] Body: Master Ninja [Damage] Legs: Master Ninja [Damage]
Nutaru (Kid) [Naruto]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Sun God [Damage] Legs: Sun God [Damage]
Laffy [Luffy]	Irrelevant	Cooldown	Head: Sun God [Elem. Damage] Body: Junior Ninja [Damage] Legs: Junior Ninja [Damage]

Universal Tower Defense Relic Set Bonuses List

Here is the list of all the relic set bonuses in UTD (Universal Tower Defense), and it will help you understand how we determined all the best relic sets in the builds section above. In the table further below are all the possible main/sub-stats each piece of gear can have, depending on its type (body, head, or legs).

Relic Set	Head Bonus	Body/Legs Bonus
Junior Ninja	Increase received buffs by 1.1x	+5% Damage +10% Wind Damage
Master Ninja	Every 5 attacks, increase DOT damage by 20% for 10 seconds	+5% Damage +10% Dark/Rose/Fire Damage
Sun God	Every 6 attacks unit gains damage buff equal to his range (1 Range = 1% Damage buff) for 7 seconds	+5% Damage +10% Light/Water/Ice Damage
Laughing Capt.	-10% Active Ability Cooldown	+5% Damage -5% Cooldown +5% Range
Bers. Shinigami	Every 5 hits gives a buff to next attack (Deals extra 20% True Damage) (Ignoring all resists.)	+5% Damage +15% Armour Damage
Ex Capt. Uraharo	Refund 5% of Yen spent on upgrades	+10% Critical Rate +25% Critical Damage

Possible Gear Main & Sub Stats

Relic Piece	Main Stats	Sub Stats
Body	Damage Crit Damage Hyper Armor Damage DoT	Damage Cooldown Range Crit Rate Crit Damage DoT Buff Potency Effect Resistance
Legs	Damage Cooldown Range Crit Rate	Damage Cooldown Range Crit Rate Crit Damage DoT Buff Potency Effect Resistance
Head	Buff Potency Elemental Damage	Damage Cooldown Range Crit Rate Crit Damage DoT Buff Potency Effect Resistance

Universal Tower Defense Best Builds FAQ

And that does it for our Universal TD (Universal Tower Defense) best unit builds guide. For more helpful information about this title, check out our Universal Tower Defense units tier list, as well as the Roblox section here on Gamepur.

Universal Tower Defense Units Tier List

The tier list above is the general ranking of all units in UTD (Universal Tower Defense). Note that we only included the evolutions for units that have them, as every unit was rated with maximum Etherealization bonuses, maximum level, maximum stats, and everything else decked out. More information about each unit’s strengths and weaknesses, the ranking factors, and other details is below.

BEST BUILDS: Check out our Universal Tower Defense Best Unit Builds guide to learn everything about the best traits, relics, stats, and other build details for every unit.

Ranking Factors Explained

Here is the list of ranking factors we took into account when compiling our Universal Tower Defense tier list above. Note that there are a lot of details about each unit and that the game is still fairly new. So, be ready for many updates and ranking changes as we test each unit out more. Unit details are in the section below.

• DPS vs Supprt vs Support/DPS: Some units provide only DPS, some only support, and others provide both DPS and support (support/DPS). Generally, you’ll want all the utility that you can get, making units that are support/DPS more desirable, if they can match pure DPSs output, of course.
• Rarity: Rarer units will have higher base stats, more upgrades, and evolutions, making them stronger in general, especially for Infinite and other modes where the low cost of low-rarity units won’t matter.
• DPS & Other Stats: DPS will be the main thing limiting you from clearing certain stages with high-HP bosses. Also, range, max placement count, and other stats will affect how much total damage that unit will be dishing out during a stage.
• Utility & Support Passives: Units that have OP passives, such as buffs for allies, extra DPS for themselves, slow/CC, and DoTs, will all have extra value compared to the units that don’t have any extra utility.
• Evolutions: Units with evolutions should be your priority, as investing in them makes much more sense long-term. Plus, most of the strongest units in the game have evolutions.
• Etherealization Bonuses: Some units have extremely good Etherealization bonuses, while some have weak ones. Therefore, some units should be a higher priority, as their duplicates can provide more value compared to the duplicates of some other unit.
• Targeting: Units with Hybrid and Air targeting are indispensable for most harder modes and stages. Therefore, it’s important to get at least a few of those.
• Placement Count: The higher the maximum placement count of a unit, the higher its total DPS will be. This isn’t important for most stages, but for those with very high-HP bosses, you’ll need as much DPS as you can get.

S+ Tier – Best Units in Universal Tower Defense

Unit	Unit Details & Ranking SUmmary	Best Trait & Stats
Jinoo (Monarch)	[Jinwoo] Secret Dark Hybrid • Summons Shadow Soldiers that deal damage to enemies • Can buff its own summons, increasing the Damage they deal • Uses Mana to cast skills, regenerating it with Takedowns • Insane stats all around and excellent buffs from Etherealization • Arguably the strongest unit in UTD, capable of soloing most content	Ruler Damage
Spade (Donut)	[Ace] Mythic Fire Hill • Inflicts Burn for 100% Damage for 4 seconds with attacks • Bypasses all Armor on enemies, which is OP for some stages • Gains scaling Range and Damage with each Burn inflicted • Has a full AoE attack and insane stats all around once fully upgraded • One of the overall strongest DPS units in Universal Tower Defense	Astral Cooldown
Virtual Idol (Super Star)	[Miku] Mythic Light Hybrid • Provides massive buffs to Damage or Range to all units in range • By far the overall best full Support unit in the game • Etherealization and Evolution increase her buffs further • Essential unit for clearing most end-game content	Artificer Range Buff Pot.
Berserker (Enraged)	[Kenpachi] Mythic Light Hybrid • Deals insane damage in a big full AoE area • Extremely good with the Ruler Trait, as it has 1 maximum placement • Ignores 50% of Elemental Restrictions on Armor/Hyperarmor • Slows enemies by 20% and increases their Damage taken by 15% • One of the best full AoE DPS/Support units in Universal TD	Ruler Cooldown Damage
Fastcart	[Speedwagon] Epic Fire Ground • Gains 5% more Income with no DPS units in its range (Ethereal 2) • The only true Farm unit in the game • Extremely OP for accelerating upgrades in most stages	Fortunate Range

S Tier – Very Strong Units

Unit	Unit Details & Ranking SUmmary	Best Trait & Stats
Sasku (Chakra)	[Sasuke] Mythic Dark Ground • Stuns enemies with its attacks (65% Chance at Ethereal 6) • Can dodge enemy attacks, making it useful against bosses with stun • Deals DoT DMG to all enemies in range after 30 stuns (Evolution) • Has an active ability that deals nuke DMG • One of the best CC/DPS units in the game	Ruler Cooldown
Kriatu (Cheater)	[Kirito] Mythic Ice Ground • Gains DPS buffs and follow up attacks as he lands critical hits • Has a full AoE attack on last upgrade and very high stats all around • Gains unique buffs in Virtual Realm, making it absolute meta for that mode • Has one of the highest total DPSs out of all units in UTD	Duelist Cooldown
Shunks (Conqueror)	[Shanks] Mythic Rose Ground • One of the few units in the game with Stun Immunity • Buffs the Damage of all units in range when the boss spawns • Applies Stun with its attacks for 3s (extra duration on distant enemies) • One of the best and most versatile Support units in the game	Ruler Cooldown
Admiral (Magma)	[Akainu] Mythic Fire Hybrid • Spawns puddles of lava with attacks, confusing enemies and applying Burn • Is one of the best units for applying Burn in the game • Confusion it applies is great for slowing down enemies • Very good support unit even before you evolve it	Eternal Cooldown
Scarlet Maid (World)	[Sakuya] Exclusive Light Hybrid • Applies various debuffs to enemies in range, depending on chosen skill • Has the longest slow in the game at Ethereal 6 • Fills her Time Gauge by getting Takedowns to activate skills • Deals solid damage and can work as a versatile support on any team • One of the best support units for dealing with swarms of enemies	Ruler Astral Cooldown
Dragon Guy (Silverite)	[Ragna] Secret Ice Hybrid • Stuns and slows enemies with its attacks • Gets stunned when using Resolve, charging up the Trance • Gains extra stats and new abilities when entering the Trance • Works more as a support unit rather than a DPS	Ruler Cooldown Damage

A Tier – Strong Units

Unit	Unit Details & Ranking SUmmary	Best Trait & Stats
Psycho (100%)	[Mob] Mythic Rose Hybrid • Inflicts Wind Shear DoT with its attacks, dealing extra damage • Slows enemies that enter 30% of its range • Has extremely high range and decent other stats • Performs really well as a support/DPS with Hybrid targeting	Ruler Range
Rule (ROOM)	[Law] Exclusive Water Ground • Switches between two modes, gaining different stats • Increased DPS, Stun, and other buffs against bosses • Can teleport enemies back with his active ability • One of the best boss-killers/supports in the whole game • There are better DPS units for the hardest stages	Ruler Range
Shakumira Evo	[Shikamaru] Mythic Dark Ground • Slows enemies with his passive and gains increased Range • Has decent DPS but not as good as other evolved Mythic units • Can stun the strongest enemy for 15s with its ability (Ethereal 6) • Works mostly as a support but can be a starter DPS	Eternal Cooldown
Lulu	[Lelouch] Secret Dark Hybrid • Applies various CC to enemies with its abilities, relying on Cooldown • Has extremely high single-target DPS once fully upgraded • Doesn’t deal damage before the last upgrade • Very expensive to max out, making it weak for short stages	Ruler Astral Cooldown
Cyborg (Fearless)	[Genos] Mythic Fire Hill • Has excellent Range and applies Burn with its attacks • Deals more damage when attacking Burning enemies (Passive) • Gains scaling Damage and free upgrades (Evolution) • Gets a nuke ability on its last upgrades when evolved • One of the best Mythic Hill units for stacking Burn	Eternal Cooldown Damage
Rogue Oni	[Obito] Exclusive Fire Ground • Excellent full AoE DPS for dealing with regular mobs • Applies an 80% DMG burn when attacking 6+ enemies • Gains Range and Damage with more Burning enemies (Ethereal 6)	Ruler Cooldown Damage
Namo	[Nami] Rare Water Hybrid • Decent Hybrid DPS for the early game once fully upgraded • Enemies hit generate 3x Money, making it an OP farm unit • Doesn’t require any upgrades to make its passive work well • Can’t generate as much money as Fastcart during the early waves	Any Trait Cooldown

B Tier – Decent Units

Unit	Unit Details & Ranking SUmmary	Best Trait & Stats
Footballer (Ego)	[Isagi] Exclusive Fire Ground • Buffs own damage based on strongest enemy’s missing HP (max 75%) • If he fails to kill an enemy, he buffs the strongest allies in range • Has fairly decent stats but relatively underwhelming passives	Ruler Cooldown
Ruka	[Rukia] Legendary Ice Hybrid • Applies Freeze with her attacks like other Ice units • Gets Hybrid targeting on its last upgrades • One of the best low-rarity CC supports if you can lower her CD enough	Eternal Cooldown
Nejo	[Neji] Epic Wind Hybrid • Applies Knockback with its attacks after Upgrade 5 (Ethereal 6) • Buffs the Crit Chance of all allies in range • One of the best low-rarity support units early on	Eternal Cooldown
Zorus	[Zora] Legendary Dark Ground • Places traps that can CC/apply DoTs • One of the best low-rarity support units • Gains increased trap spawns at Ethereal 6 • Especially good for slowing down bosses in difficult stages	Eternal Cooldown
Pebble	[Lee] Legendary Rose Hybrid • One of the best low-rarity DPS units because of its passive • Applies Knockback with its attacks while gaining Damage • Increases enemy Damage taken by 10% (Ethereal 6) • Cheaper to place and upgrade than most other low-rarity units	Eternal Cooldown
Orahemi	[Orihime] Rare Rose Hill • Shields a unit from Stun every 20s at max upgrades • Excellent for stages where bosses can stun your units • She isn’t required for that many stages	Any Trait Range

C Tier – Mediocre Units

Unit	Unit Details & Ranking SUmmary	Best Trait & Stats
Gen	[Gin] Legendary Fire Ground • Gains Damage based on its Range stat • One of the highest-range low-rarity DPS units at max upgrades • Doesn’t have any utility like Pebble or Zorus	Eternal Range
Greybeard	[Blackbeard] Legendary Dark Ground • Deals +65% extra DMG to Armored enemies (Passive) • Gains Range and Damage as it gets kills (Ethereal 6) • One of the best low-rarity units for Infinite mode • Isn’t that OP for shorter stages before you deck him out	Eternal Cooldown
Masked Ninja	[Kakashi] Epic Fire Hybrid • Buffs other Team 7 units, giving them bonus Range and Damage • One of the few low-rarity units that can target Air enemies • Cheaper to place and upgrade compared to most other low-rarity units	Any Trait Cooldown
Triple Threat	[Zoro] Epic Rose Ground • Gains extra Damage and Range from its passive and Etherealizations • One of the best low-rarity Ground DPS units • Can have extremely high Range with all the bonuses active	Any Trait Cooldown
Fire Foot Cook	[Sanji] Epic Fire Hybrid • Decent DPS and other stats once you max him out • Gains extra value if you can reliably apply Burn on enemies • Gains a huge Range buff with its 2nd attack (Upgrade 5)	Any Trait Cooldown

D Tier – Weak Units

Unit	Ranking Summary & Best Relics, Traits, & Stats	Best Trait & Stats
Gaaru	[Gaara] Rare Water Ground • Stuns enemies with its attacks when fully upgraded (doesn’t work) • Has only 2 maximum placement, which isn’t good • It is one of the few units in the game with Stun Immunity (Passive)	Any Trait Cooldown
Ranji	[Renji] Rare Wind Ground • Gains Damage from its passive and Etherealization levels • Lower DPS compared to most other Rare units • Lower Range and higher Cooldown than most Rare units	Any Trait Cooldown
Roku	[Goku] Rare Fire Ground • Gains %Damage with every attack, resetting each wave • The passive won’t stack enough with Wave Skip active • Even with the passive stacked up, it isn’t a good unit	Any Trait Cooldown
Nutaru (Kid)	[Naruto] Rare Water Ground • Okayish Ground DPS for the early Story stages • Most of its passives and Etherealization bonuses are bad/hard to proc • Requires a Mythic unit for the E6 bonus to work	Any Trait Cooldown
Laffy	[Luffy] Rare Wind Ground • Gains Range with more unique Pirate Crew units on the team • Has very low base Range and other stats • One of the worst DPS units in the whole game	Any Trait Cooldown

Universal Tower Defense Tier List FAQ

That does it for our UTD (Universal Tower Defense) units tier list. To learn what’s meta in other popular experiences, check out our other tier lists, including our The Forge weapons tier list, The Forge runes tier list, and Anime Final Quest tier list!

Anime Story is a tactical RPG Roblox experience where you create a team of up to 5 legendary anime characters, each possessing unique stats and abilities, and challenge various stages to progress. It’s one hell of a grind, and if you want to make it quicker, you’ll need to use nothing but the best units. In our Roblox Anime Story tier list below, we will rank all units in the game from best to worst, as well as provide you with win info on what each unit does and its strengths and weaknesses.

Roblox Anime Story Units Tier List

In the tier list above is the ranking of all units in the Anime Story Roblox experience. Higher-rarity units are better, and there is an exponential difference in stat scaling between units of different rarities. Still, if you can Ascend a Legendary unit, for example, and level it up more than a Mythic/Secret, it will be better until those higher-rarity units catch up. For more details regarding each unit and its ranking, see the section below.

Lore & Legends (set 16) of champions for TFT (Teamfight Tactics) has been released on December 3rd, 2025, bringing 40 new champions that you can unlock during the game and buff up your team. In the guide below, we will explain how to unlock all set 16 champions in TFT, their classes, origins, and every other important detail regarding them.

How to Unlock All Set 16 Teamfight Tactics Champions

In the table below, you can check out all the information on how to unlock every set 16 characters in Teamfight Tactics (TFT), as well as level requirements, and each character’s classes and origins. Use it as a cheat sheet for unlocking these new characters when playing TFT.

Champion	Details	How to Unlock	Required Level
Bard	2 Caretaker	Reroll 4 times before Stage 2 Carousel	None
Graves	2 Bilgewater Gunslinger	Field in combat: Twisted Fate with 2 items equipped	None
Orianna	2 Piltover Invoker	Field in combat: 3 unique Piltover units	None
Poppy	2 Yordle Demacia Juggernaut	Field in combat: Demacian or a Yordle with 2 items equipped	None
Tryndamere	2 Freljord Slayer	Field in combat: Ashe with 2 items equipped	None
Yorick	2 Shadow Isles Warden	Field in combat: 2-star Viego with 2 items equipped	None
Darius	3 Noxus Defender	Have Draven drop 1 Gold	None
Gwen	3 Shadow Isles Disruptor	Collect 20 Shadow Isles Souls	None
Kennen	3 Ionia Yordle Defender	Field in combat: 8 unique star levels of Ionia, Yordle, or Defender	None
Kobuko & Yuumi	3 Yordle Bruiser Invoker	Field in combat: 6 unique star levels of Bruiser, Yordle, or Invoker	Req. Lvl 7
LeBlanc	3 Noxus Invoker	Field in combat: Sion with 2 items equipped	None
Diana	4 Targon	Field in combat: 2-star Leona with 3 items equipped	Req. Lvl 6
Fizz	4 Bilgewater Yordle Disruptor	Field in combat: 5 unique Yordles or Bilgewater units	Req. Lvl 7
Kai’Sa	4 Void Assimilator Longshot	Field in combat: A Longshot unit with 3 items equipped	Req. Lvl 8
Kalista	4 Shadow Isles Vanquisher	Collect 70 Shadow Isles Souls	None
Nasus	4 Shurima	Lose 2/4/5 combats in a row with Azir	None
Nidalee	4 Ixtal Huntress	Field in combat: Two 2-star Neekos	None
Renekton	4 Shurima	Lose 2/4/5 combats in a row with Azir	None
Rift Herald	4 Void Bruiser	Have Void active for 8 player combats	None
Singed	4 Zaun Juggernaut	Field in combat: 4 unique Zaunites or Juggernauts and lose 35 Player Health	None
Skarner	4 Ixtal	Field in combat: A non-Tank with a Gargoyle’s Stoneplate equipped	None
Veigar	4 Yordle Arcanist	Field in combat: Unit with 2 Rabadon’s Deathcaps equipped	None
Warwick	4 Zaun Quickstriker	Field in combat: 2-star Jinx and 2-star Vi	None
Yone	4 Ionia Slayer	Field in combat: 3-star Yasuo	None
Aatrox	5 Darkin Slayer	Field in combat: A champion who starts combat with 40% Omnivamp	Req. Lvl 8
Galio	5 Demacia Heroic	Field in combat: 12 unique star levels of Demacia	None
Mel	5 Noxus Disruptor	2-star Ambessa with an item dies in combat	None
Sett	5 Ionia The Boss	Field in combat: Only 1 unit in the two front rows of the battlefield	Req. Lvl 8
T-Hex	5 Piltover HexMech Ginslinger	Field in combat: 9 unique star levels of Piltover	None
Tahm Kench	5 Bilgewater Glutton Bruiser	Spend 500 Bilgewater Silver Serpents	None
Thresh	5 Shadow Isles Warden	Collect 175 Shadow Isles Souls	None
Volibear	5 Freljord Bruiser	Field in combat: A unit that starts combat with 3,800 Health	Req. Lvl 8
Xerath	5 Shurima Ascendant	Alternate winning and losing for 3/5/6 combats with Azir	None
Ziggs	5 Zaun Yordle Longshot	Field in combat: A Yordle or a Zaunite with 3 items equipped	Req. Lvl 9
Aurelion Sol	7 Targon Star Forger	Field in combat: 5 unique Targonians	None
Baron Nashor	7 Void Riftscourge	Field 7 unique Void units	Req. Lvl 10
Brock	7 Ixtal	Collect 500 Ixtal Sunshards over the course of the game	None
Ryze	7 Rune Mage	Field in combat: 5 Region Traits together	Req. Lvl 9
Sylas	7 Chainbreaker Defender Arcanist	Sell a 2-star Jarvan, a 2-star Garen, and a 2-star Lux	None
Zaahen	7 Darkin Immortal	Have the ‘Trials of Twilight’ Augment and field a 3-star Xin Zhao for 5 combats	None

Teamfight Tactics Lore & Legends Set 16 Champions FAQ

That covers all you need to know on how to unlock all champions in Teamfight Tactics set 16 (Lore & Legends). For more useful guides, be sure to check out the Guides category here on Gamepur!

Weapons are one of the most important pieces of gear in The Forge, and there are many different ones you can craft, some being OP, while others are not so much. In our The Forge weapons tier list and guide below, we will explain which weapons are the best and why, all weapon stats, sell prices, optimal crafting recipes, and more. Scroll down and let’s dive into it!

The Forge Weapons Tier List – Best Weapons to Use

In the tier list above, you can check out our general ranking of all weapons in The Forge Roblox experience. All weapons have different Range, Damage, and Attack Speed, making some better than others. Here is how stats impact the game, and how they impact each weapon’s ranking. All weapon stats and other useful information are in the sections below.

Weapons Ranking Factors

• Damage: The base damage of a weapon will influence its DPS and also how good it is at one-shotting things, as well as its stun damage. Higher-damage weapons will allow you to stun enemies with just a few hits.
• Attack Speed: The attack speed of a weapon is the other thing that will influence its DPS, and it will also help you weave in attacks between blocks/parries. If the weapon’s attack speed is too low, you won’t be able to dish out damage without getting hit.
• Range: The higher the weapon’s range, the better it will be at dealing initial damage and kiting enemies, as well as dealing with multiple enemies at once.
• DPS: Against high-HP enemies, your DPS will play a big part in how quickly you’ll deal with them. However, it won’t be as important against low-HP targets that can be killed with one full attack cycle.
• Attack Animations: Some weapons, like Gauntlets, have very fast attack animations, while others, like Double Battle Axe, have insanely long ones. The longer the wind-up, the harder it will be to deal damage and weave in attacks after parries.
• Crafting Costs: Heavy weapons are much more difficult/expensive to craft, and will require a bunch of high-rarity ores to be good.

All Weapons & Their Stats in The Forge

In the tables below, you can find the stats, rarities, and important details regarding each weapon in The Forge Roblox experience and their ranking in the tier list above. The recipes/required ores for each weapon type are outlined further below.

Rarities: Some weapons are only craftable in certain worlds/areas and can have different rarities, depending on other weapons of the same type in the crafting pool. Rarities for different worlds will be indicated in square brackets ([W1] = World 1, [W2] = World 2, etc.).

Daggers

Weapon	Stats	Notes
Dagger	Damage: 4.3 DMG ATK Speed: 0.35s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 12.3 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1	+ Extremely easy/cheap to forge – Low Damage, Attack Speed, and Range – One of the worst weapons in the game
Falchion Knife	Damage: 4.3 DMG ATK Speed: 0.35s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 12.3 DMG/s Rarity: 1/2 [W1]	+ Extremely easy/cheap to forge – Low Damage, Attack Speed, and Range – One of the worst weapons in the game
Gladius Dagger	Damage: 4.3 DMG ATK Speed: 0.35s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 12.3 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4	+ Extremely cheap to forge – Low Damage, Attack Speed, and Range – One of the worst weapons in the game
Hook	Damage: 4.73 DMG ATK Speed: 0.39s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 12.1 DMG/s Rarity: 1/16 [W2]	+ Extremely cheap to forge – The most difficult dagger to forge – Low Damage, Attack Speed, and Range – One of the worst weapons in the game

Straight Swords

Weapon	Stats	Notes
Gladius	Damage: 7.875 DMG ATK Speed: 0.62s ATK Range: 8 Studs DPS: 12.7 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1 [W1]	+ Fairly easy/cheap to forge + Decent Damage, Attack Speed, and Range – Most other Straight Swords are better – Longer attack animations than other Straight Swords
Falchion	Damage: 7.5 DMG ATK Speed: 0.59s ATK Range: 8 Studs DPS: 12.7 DMG/s Rarity: 1/3 [W1], 1/1 [W2]	+ Fairly easy/cheap to forge + Decent Damage, Attack Speed, and Range – Most other Straight Swords are better
Cutlass	Damage: 9.375 DMG ATK Speed: 0.66s ATK Range: 8 Studs DPS: 14.2 DMG/s Rarity: 1/8 [W1], 1/2 [W2]	+ Fairly easy/cheap to forge + Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and Range + Almost as good as the Rapier – Not as OP as the S-tier weapons
Rapier	Damage: 7.5 DMG ATK Speed: 0.49s ATK Range: 8 Studs DPS: 15.3 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4 [W2]	+ Fairly easy/cheap to forge + Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and Range + Much easier to craft than Chaos – Not as OP as the S-tier weapons
Chaos	Damage: 9.375 DMG ATK Speed: 0.59s ATK Range: 8 Studs DPS: 15.9 DMG/s Rarity: 1/16 [W2]	+ Fairly cheap to forge + Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and Range + The best Straight Sword in the game + One of the overall best weapons in the game – Extremely difficult to forge

Gauntlets

Weapon	Stats	Notes
Ironhand	Damage: 7.6 DMG ATK Speed: 0.51s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 14.9 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1	+ Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and DPS + Extremely fast attack animations + One of the overall best weapons in the game – Very short range compared to other weapons
Boxing Gloves	Damage: 8 DMG ATK Speed: 0.59s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 13.6 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4 [W1]	+ Very good Damage and Attack Speed + Extremely fast attack animations + One of the overall best weapons in the game – Lowest DPS out of all Gauntlets – Very short range compared to other weapons
Relevator	Damage: 9.6 DMG ATK Speed: 0.69s ATK Range: 6 Studs DPS: 13.9 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4 [W2]	+ Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and DPS + One of the overall best weapons in the game – Very short range compared to other weapons – Longer attack animations compared to other Gauntlets

Katanas

Weapon	Stats	Notes
Uchigatana	Damage: 8.5 DMG ATK Speed: 0.6s ATK Range: 9 Studs DPS: 14.2 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1	+ Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and Range + One of the most well-rounded weapons in the game – Doesn’t excel at anything in particular
Tachi	Damage: 6.925 DMG ATK Speed: 0.63s ATK Range: 9 Studs DPS: 14.2 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4 [W2]	+ Very good Damage, Attack Speed, and Range + One of the most well-rounded weapons in the game – Doesn’t excel at anything in particular

Great Swords

Weapon	Stats	Notes
Crusader Sword	Damage: 12 DMG ATK Speed: 1s ATK Range: 9 Studs DPS: 12 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1	+ Very fast attack animations for a heavy weapon – All stats except for Range are very bad – More expensive to craft than much better weapons
Long Sword	Damage: 12 DMG ATK Speed: 1.11s ATK Range: 9 Studs DPS: 10.8 DMG/s Rarity: 1/2 [W2]	+ Very fast attack animations for a heavy weapon – All stats except for Range are very bad – More expensive to craft than much better weapons

Great Axes

Weapon	Stats	Notes
Double Battle Axe	Damage: 15.75 DMG ATK Speed: 1.05s ATK Range: 9 Studs DPS: 15 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1	+ High base damage and range – Extremely slow attack animations – Very expensive to craft considering its strength – One of the worst weapons in the game
Scythe	Damage: 14.25 DMG ATK Speed: 0.95s ATK Range: 9 Studs DPS: 15 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4 [W2]	+ High base damage and range – Extremely slow attack animations – Very expensive to craft considering its strength – One of the worst weapons in the game

Colossal Swords

Weapon	Rarity	Stats	Notes
Great Sword	[World 1] 1/1 [World 2] 1/1	Damage: 20 DMG ATK Speed: 1.12s ATK Range: 10 Studs DPS: 17.9 DMG/s Rarity: 1/1	+ Very easy to craft compared to other Colossal Swords + Very good balance of all stats and high DPS – Extremely expensive to craft – The longest attack animations out of all Colossal Swords
Hammer	[World 1] 1/4 [World 2] 1/4	Damage: 22 DMG ATK Speed: 1.24s ATK Range: 10 Studs DPS: 17.7 DMG/s Rarity: 1/4	+ One of the best DPSs out of all weapons in the game + Very good stats all around – Extremely expensive to craft
Comically Large Spoon	[World 1] 1/16	Damage: 18 DMG ATK Speed: 1.12s ATK Range: 10 Studs DPS: 16.1 DMG/s Rarity: 1/16 [W1]	+ One of the best DPSs out of all weapons in the game + Very good stats all around + Shorter animations compared to other Colossal Swords – Extremely expensive/difficult to craft
Skull Crusher	[World 2] 1/8	Damage: 24 DMG ATK Speed: 1.4s ATK Range: 10 Studs DPS: 17.1 DMG/s Rarity: 1/8 [W2]	+ One of the best DPSs out of all weapons in the game + Very good stats all around – Extremely expensive/difficult to craft
Dragon Slayer	[World 2] 1/16	Damage: 22 DMG ATK Speed: 1.12s ATK Range: 10 Studs DPS: 19.6 DMG/s Rarity: 1/16 [W2]	+ The best DPS out of all weapons in the game + Extremely good stats all around – Extremely expensive/difficult to craft

Optimal Ores for Crafting Every Weapons Type

Below you can see a short rundown on how many ores you need to maximize the chances of crafting certain weapon types, their sell price, and how efficient it is to craft those weapons if you plan to just sell them. To learn which the best crafting recipes are, check out our guide on how to make the best gear in The Forge. Also, see our guide on how to make money in The Forge to learn the best money-farming methods.

Weapon Type	Optimal Number Ores	Base Price	Sell Efficiency
Dagger	3	$68	22.7
Straight Sword	6	$120	20
Gauntlets	9	$205	22.8
Katana	12	$324	27
Great Sword	16	$485	30.3
Great Axe	22	$850	38.6
Colossal Sword	30	$1355	45.2

Colossal Swords Crafting: You can go beyond 30 ores used, but the diminishing returns on the chance aren’t worth it, really.

The Forge Weapons FAQ

That does it for our The Forge weapons guide and tier list. To learn more about the game, check out our The Forge races guide and tier list, The Forge runes guide and tier list, The Forge Goblin King quest guide, The Forge pickaxes guide and tier list, and how to get the Demonic Pickaxe in The Forge guide.

The pickaxe is your most important piece of gear in The Forge Roblox experience, and often the most expensive one. It’s important you buy only the best pickaxes, while skipping those that don’t provide enough of a boost. In the tier list and guide below, we will explain what the best pickaxes are in The Forge, all pickaxe stats, locations, and other useful information. Let’s dive into it!

The Forge Pickaxes Tier List

In the tier list above, you can check out the overall ranking of all pickaxes in The Forge, based on how good a purchase they are. Check out the ranking notes below to learn what makes a pickaxe a good purchase, and other tier list-related info.

Tier List Ranking Notes

• Why is Mine Power Important: The base Mine Power of a pickaxe determines which ores you can mine, and if it’s too low, you won’t be able to mine some rocks. For example, the Uranium Pickaxe is a terrible purchase as it isn’t a massive improvement over the Titanium Pickaxe, and it also can’t mine Basalt Veins, which require 78 Mine Power.
• Why is Price Important: As you’re progressing, you won’t have unlimited money, and therefore, it’s important you don’t waste it on an expensive pickaxe that won’t even speed you up. For example, the Demonic Pickaxe seems good on paper, but it’s 4x more expensive than the Arcane Pickaxe, and slotting in runes is 4x more expensive as well! You’ll need $1,000,000 to make it marginally better than a $200,000 pickaxe, which is just not worth it.
• Why is Lightite Pickaxe so Good: Because it has a low cost, and is also better than the Arcane Pickaxe without any runes.

Best Runes for Pickaxes: Check out our The Forge runes guide and tier list to learn which runes are the best for pickaxes!

Complete The Forge Pickaxes List

In the table below, you can see the list of all pickaxes in The Forge Roblox experience, their stats, prices, and their locations. You can sell your old pickaxes for 75% of their value to the gear sellers. Also, note that the Pickaxe Sellers are located in the main towns and sell most of the existing pickaxes.

Pickaxe	Stats & Price	Location
Prismaratic Pickaxe	Price: $2,000,000 Mine Power: 650 Mine Speed: +20% Luck Boost: +72% Rune Slots: 4	Underwater Cave [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Void Pickaxe	Price: $1,350,000 Mine Power: 550 Mine Speed: +5% Luck Boost: +68% Rune Slots: 3	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Christmas Pickaxe	Price: 3,600 XMas T. Mine Power: 560 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +72% Rune Slots: 0	Santa’s Shop [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Frost Pickaxe	Price: $1,000,000 Mine Power: 420 Mine Speed: +5% Luck Boost: +62% Rune Slots: 3	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Snow Pickaxe	Price: $750,000 Mine Power: 320 Mine Speed: +10% Luck Boost: +58% Rune Slots: 3	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Candy Cane Pickaxe	Price: 800 XMas T. Mine Power: 280 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +65% Rune Slots: 0	Santa’s Shop [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Mist Pickaxe	Price: $500,000 Mine Power: 250 Mine Speed: +15% Luck Boost: +55% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Aqua Pickaxe	Price: $375,000 Mine Power: 200 Mine Speed: +5% Luck Boost: +52% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Demonic Pickaxe	Price: $500,000 Mine Power: 175 Mine Speed: -15% Luck Boost: +47.5% Rune Slots: 3	Volcanic Depths [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Tungsten Pickaxe	Price: $200,000 Mine Power: 150 Mine Speed: -15% Luck Boost: +48% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 3 – Frostpire Expanse]
Magma Pickaxe	Price: $150,000 Mine Power: 135 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +46% Rune Slots: 2	Danger Path in the Cave [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Arcane Pickaxe	Price: $125,000 Mine Power: 115 Mine Speed: +10% Luck Boost: +50% Rune Slots: 3	Locked area in The Cave (Bard’s Lost Guitar quest) [World 1 – Stonewake’s Cross]
Lightite Pickaxe	Price: $98,500 Mine Power: 100 Mine Speed: +30% Luck Boost: +45% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Mythril Pickaxe	Price: $67,500 Mine Power: 80 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +43% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Uranium Pickaxe	Price: $37,500 Mine Power: 67 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +41% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Titanium Pickaxe	Price: $22,500 Mine Power: 55 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +38% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Cobalt Pickaxe	Price: $10,000 Mine Power: 40 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +35% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 2 – Forgotten Kingdom]
Platinum Pickaxe	Price: $5,000 Mine Power: 24 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +25% Rune Slots: 2	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 1 – Stonewake’s Cross]
Stonewake’s Pickaxe	Price: $3,333 Mine Power: 33 Mine Speed: -30% Luck Boost: +10% Rune Slots: 3	Center area of The Cave [World 1 – Stonewake’s Cross]
Gold Pickaxe	Price: $1,500 Mine Power: 16 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +15% Rune Slots: 1	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 1 – Stonewake’s Cross]
Iron Pickaxe	Price: $500 Mine Power: 10 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +5% Rune Slots: 0	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 1 – Stonewake’s Cross]
Bronze Pickaxe	Price: $150 Mine Power: 7 Mine Speed: +0% Luck Boost: +0% Rune Slots: 0	Miner Fred Pickaxe Seller [World 1 – Stonewake’s Cross]

Best Pickaxe Progression in The Forge

Pro Tip for Buying New Pickaxes: There is a trick you can use to buy new pickaxes earlier than you might think. This is best done for more expensive pickaxes. Here is how it works:

1. OPTIONAL: Roll the Goblin race on another slot and equip it before purchasing a new pickaxe for that 12% discount.
2. Save up enough money so you’re missing less than 75% of your current pickaxe’s value.
3. Buy Bronze pickaxe ($150).
4. Sell your old pickaxe for 75% of its value.
   • IMPORTANT: Do NOT detach runes! It’s a waste of money, and they are easy to farm anyway.
5. Buy the new pickaxe.
6. Sell the Bronze Pickaxe.

Based on the tier list above, the ore requirements you’ll need to meet and the quests that those will be important for, here is the best possible pickaxe progression path in The Forge right now:

1. Bronze Pickaxe: Allows you to 2-hit Pebbles, farm ores, craft a few Heavy Armor pieces, and get the next pickaxe ASAP. Check out our ultimate guide on how to make money in The Forge to learn the best crafting and money-farming method.
2. Gold Pickaxe: Allows you to 1-hit Pebbles and 3-hit Rocks. It’s the best pickaxe you can get that early into the game.
3. Platinum Pickaxe: The best pickaxe in World 1, allowing you to 4-hit Boulders if you get the Mine Power boost from achievements, runes, or your race.
4. Cobalt Pickaxe: The first pickaxe in World 2, and it allows you to 7-hit Basalt Rocks.
5. Titanium Pickaxe: One of the pickaxes you’ll be using the longest. It can 5-hit Basalt Rocks and 15-hit Basalt Cores. It’s really good, and it also doesn’t cost much.
6. Lightite Pickaxe: The best and most economical pickaxe you can get in World 2. It’s cheap compared to other strong World 2 pickaxes, and it has amazing base stats.
7. Arcane Pickaxe: The Arcane Pickaxe is the last World 2 pickaxe you should go for.
8. Aqua Pickaxe: The first good pickaxe in World 3, providing a huge boost over the Arcane Pickaxe, with a relatively low price.
9. Snow Pickaxe: A huge improvement over the Aqua Pickaxe, and it also allows you to mine a lot of new rocks.
10. Void Pickaxe: One of the best end-game pickaxes, and the one you’ll be using for a very long time.
11. Prismaratic Pickaxe: The best pickaxe in the game, with decent improvements over the Void Pickaxe, especially regarding Mine Speed.

The Forge Pickaxes FAQ

And that does it for our ultimate The Forge pickaxes guide and tier list. To learn more about the game, check out our The Forge Goblin King quest guide, The Forge best gear recipes guide, The Forge codes, and The Forge races tier list!