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Forging isn’t just about dumping as many ores as possible into the pool. Your output depends on two factors:

Total Ores Added
Higher total ore count unlocks access to better weapon and armor categories (Great Swords, Colossal Swords, Heavy Armor, etc.).

Ore Quality & Type
Better ores increase multipliers.
Specific ores apply passive traits, which are often more valuable than raw stats.

The strongest items in the game come from combining:

• a high multiplier pool
• plus specific passive ores
• plus enough total ores to unlock a stronger item type

This guide explains the optimal combinations for both weapons and armor, including which passive ores matter and how to use them efficiently.

Passive Ores and What They Do

Below are the most important ores that apply special traits when added to your forge pool. You only need one of these per recipe for the passive to apply.

Key Passive Ores

Poopite
15% poison for 5s when under 35% HP
(Drops from Pebble/Rock/Boulder in World 1)

Obsidian
+30% defense (Armor only)

Rivalite
+20% crit chance (Weapons only)

Uranium
+5% max HP AoE damage (Armor)
+15% defense (Armor)

Iceite (IO)
-10% HP but +15% damage (Weapons & Armor)

Fireite
20% burn chance

Magmite
50% AoE explosion (35% chance)

Demonite
Burn + backfire passive

Darkrite
Shadow/Phantom Step passive

These ores are rare, so they should be used sparingly. The optimal strategy is:

Build your recipe using normal ores

Add one passive ore at the end
You still get the strong traits without wasting expensive materials.

Best Armor Recipes (Heavy Helmet / Heavy Legs / Heavy Chestplate)

These armor builds focus on maximizing survivability, defense scaling, and passive utility.

Core Armor Recipe (Use These Three Every Time)

Iceite (IO)
+15% damage (offset by Mithril)
Adds offensive pressure to your armor

Uranium
+5% AoE damage based on HP
+15% bonus defense
Strong defensive + AoE hybrid bonus

Mithril
Cancels Iceite’s HP penalty and adds vitality
Balances the recipe so you keep your HP intact

Final Step

Add whichever common ore you need to:

• reach the total ore requirement
• raise the multiplier
• secure the armor type you want (heavy chest, legs, helmet)

Why This Recipe Works

Iceite + Mithril gives free damage scaling with almost no drawback.
Uranium adds one of the best defensive passives in the game.
The final ore batch ensures you still get high-rarity armor pieces.

This build creates:

• High-defense heavy armor
• Vitality stability
• Bonus AoE pressure for crowd control
• Reliable passives without sacrificing multiplier

Best Weapon Recipes (Great Sword / Colossal Sword / Great Axe)

These recipes focus on maximizing burst damage, crit chance, and AoE potential.

Core Weapon Recipe (Use These Four Ores)

Iceite (IO)
+15% damage
Core offensive ingredient

Fireite
20% burn chance on hit
Burn stacks are extremely efficient for DPS

Rivalite
+20% crit chance
Huge synergy with Colossal and Great Swords

Magmite
50% AoE explosion (35% on-hit chance)
This is one of the strongest passives in the entire crafting system

Final Step

Add high-rarity ores to:

• boost multiplier
• increase the chance of a Colossal Sword, Great Sword, or Great Axe
• stack total ore count for higher-tier results

Why This Recipe Works

You’re stacking:

• Crit damage (Rivalite)
• Burn damage (Fireite)
• AoE explosion (Magmite)
• Raw multiplier scaling (Iceite + normal ores)

This combination turns even mid-tier weapons into extremely reliable crowd-control machines. On a Great Sword or Colossal Sword, the synergy becomes devastating.

General Tips for Forging Efficiently

1. Always Build the Base Pool First

Do this:

• Add your common ores
• Raise multiplier
• Raise total count
• Unlock the weapon/armor type

Then:

• Add your one passive ore last

This ensures you don’t waste rare materials.

2. Passives Apply Even If You Add Only One

There is roughly a 10% chance to successfully place a passive onto your finished item.
That’s why you should never waste multiple rare ores in one forge attempt.
Use one per craft.

3. Completing the Minigame Perfectly Increases Quality

Better minigame performance = better outcome and higher stats.
If you’re going for expensive passives, make sure you’re hitting perfects.

4. Enhance Your Items After Crafting

Use essence at the Enhancer to increase:

• Weapon damage
• Armor defense
• Overall stat value

Enhancing is where your crafted items truly reach their potential.

Recommended Ores for High-End Crafting

Weapons

• Iceite
• Rivalite
• Fireite
• Magmite
• High-tier mythicals
• Any rare ore with strong multipliers

Armor

• Mithril
• Obsidian
• Uranium
• Iceite
• Light
• High-tier mythicals

These choices guarantee reliable access to:

• high-tier armor
• devastating crit weapons
• rare passives
• consistent multiplier scaling

This update introduces a full lineup of new transformations across every major race, each bringing fresh stat multipliers, unique visuals, and powerful traits that meaningfully change how the race performs in combat. This guide walks through every form shown in the update, how to unlock it, what its stats mean in practice, and why certain forms stand out more than others.

Super Saiyan Blue Evolution (Saiyans)

Requirements

• Level 800
• Rebirth 3
• Complete Goku’s Champion Challenge on Earth

Form Overview

Blue Evolution amplifies both key and physical capabilities with a +100% damage multiplier, heavy agility gains, and excellent burst potential. The agility scaling is especially noticeable; once fully invested, your mobility becomes absurdly fast.

Trait

• Damage increases the lower your HP becomes
  This acts like a soft version of a Zenkai boost, rewarding risky, aggressive playstyles.

General Verdict

Blue Evolution is the strongest “standard” Saiyan upgrade so far, balanced between Ki and Physical builds with strong stat potential and explosive damage spikes at low HP.

Legendary Super Saiyan (Saiyans)

How to Unlock

• Defeat Mackie in Otherworld

Stats

• +125% Physical Damage
• +125% Ki Damage

Form Overview

This form leans into raw destructive power. Visually striking and statistically extreme, Legendary Super Saiyan outclasses Blue Evolution in brute damage but lacks some agility bonuses. It is perfect for players who rely on heavy-hitting builds and prefer explosive offensive play.

General Verdict

If you’re playing a Saiyan focused on burst kills and overwhelming force, this is arguably the strongest pick.

Armored Namekian (Namekians)

Requirements

1. Complete Whis Trial
2. Unlock Namekian God Form
3. Level 800
4. Rebirth 2

Stats

• +100% Damage Multiplier (Ki and Physical)

Form Overview

This form is visually one of the most detailed in the entire update and gives Namekians their most intimidating transformation yet. It’s a direct upgrade over traditional Namekian forms and offers strong defensive aesthetics paired with reliable offensive boosts.

Trait

• Reflects 5% of the damage dealt back at the opponent
  The reflection mechanic fits the armor theme perfectly and gives Namekians a consistent advantage in longer fights.

General Verdict

A clean, polished form that finally gives Namekians an identity rooted in durability and counterpressure.

Archangel / Arc Demon (Earthlings)

Earthlings get two potential transformations depending on the path chosen during Rebirth 1:

• Holy Human → Archangel
• Cursed Human → Arc Demon

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Archangel (Holy Human)

Stats

• +95% Damage Multiplier (Physical and Ki)
• More realistically around 115–120% if not wearing weighted gear

Trait

• Converts 25% of damage dealt into Ki
  This gives Earthlings infinite sustain in prolonged battles.

Visual Style

Bright, divine, glowing effects with a clean aura.

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Arc Demon (Cursed Human)

Stats

• +110% Damage Multiplier

Trait

• Converts 10% of damage dealt into HP
  This makes Arc Demon a survival powerhouse with constant self-healing during offense.

Visual Style

Dark, menacing, heavily detailed demonic appearance.

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General Verdict

Earthlings gained some of the most practical traits in the entire update.
Archangel = Endless Ki
Arc Demon = Self-healing bruiser

Both forms are extremely useful depending on your preferred combat flow.

Metal Golden Form (Frost Demons)

Stats

• +600 Ki Pool
• +500 Agility
• +80% Physical Damage
• +110% Ki Damage

Form Overview

This form might be the biggest surprise of the update. Visually intense and stat-heavy, Metal Golden provides monstrous Ki scaling and enormous agility boosts, which combined create a deadly hybrid form suitable for both close combat and ranged spam.

General Verdict

One of the strongest forms added. The numbers alone put Frost Demons into a higher tier of offensive versatility.

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Xenomin (Majins)

Stats

• 75% Damage Resistance
• +120% Damage Multiplier
• +500 Speed
• +450 Ki

Form Overview

Majins receive a form that looks chaotic, intimidating, and extremely powerful in close-range combat. It’s durable, fast, and hits like a truck. The resistance value alone makes this one of the tankiest forms in the update.

General Verdict

If you want a form that can trade hits while dealing massive damage, Xenomin is absolutely worth the investment.

Ultimate Android (Androids)

Stats

• 60% Damage Resistance
• +150 Damage Multiplier
• +500 Speed

Trait

• While charging, all Ki attacks are absorbed and converted into HP
• Custom Aura Color available with the Gamepass

Form Overview

Visually it’s one of the simpler forms, but its trait is unbelievably strong. Any fight against Ki-based opponents becomes trivial when you can absorb projectiles and turn them into healing.

General Verdict

Underwhelming visually, extremely powerful mechanically. With Ki absorption, Androids become one of the strongest defensive counter-class options in the game.

Making money in The Forge becomes easier once you understand which mechanics scale the fastest. While many players rely on raw mining or random drops, the strongest strategies come from pairing the right race, the right gear, and the right activity. This guide breaks down the three core methods shown in the video, explaining how each one works, what it requires, and when you should use it for maximum profit.

1. Method One – Supreme Essence Farming (Demon Race Only)

This method revolves around combat, speed, and efficient movement. It is the most explosive money maker if you have the right setup, but it becomes nearly impossible without it.

What You Need

• Demon race – The Flash Step ability is the core of the strategy
• A fast, high-damage weapon (enhanced + with runes)
• Ability to block properly
• Basic comfort fighting enemies in the lava caves

Demon’s Flash Step gives short bursts of movement with invulnerability frames. When used properly, it lets you reposition, dodge hits, and chain kills without stopping.

How It Works

Your target is Supreme Essence, which drops from strong enemies inside the deeper cave routes. Even after the nerf, essence farming is still profitable because:

• Essence stacks quickly
• Enemy density is high
• Strong weapons let you one-tap or two-tap mobs
• You gain XP, money, and achievement progress simultaneously

Forty minutes to an hour of consistent farming yields hundreds of essences, which can still sell for 30,000+ with a good run.

How to Execute the Farm

1. Enter the cave with Demon equipped.
2. Move aggressively using Flash Step to reposition around enemies.
3. Time your blocks to reduce incoming damage.
4. Focus primarily on:
   • Reapers (highest value)
   • Lava Mobs
5. Maintain a kill chain, sweeping the loop repeatedly.
6. Sell essence in bulk for a large one-time payout.

When to Use This Method

• You enjoy combat over mining
• You already have a powerful weapon
• You have Demon race unlocked
• You want XP + money + shards at the same time

If you’re missing any of these pieces, switch to Method Two instead.

2. Method Two – High-Speed Mining with Dwarf (Best Overall Method)

This is the strongest money method for every player, even mid-game players who can’t handle the lava enemies consistently. Dwarf’s bonuses multiply your entire economic output.

Why This Method Is So Good

Dwarf gives:

• 15% mining damage
• 20% chance to deal 50% extra rock damage
• Critical mining
• 5% forge quality bonus

When paired with a strong pickaxe and rune upgrades, these bonuses dramatically shorten the time needed to break high-tier nodes. Faster node breaks = more ores per minute.

The Setup

• Use Dwarf race
• Bring a solid pickaxe (Arcane, Magma, or anything runed)
• Buy mining potions:
  • Damage Potion
  • Luck Potion
  • Speed Potion
• Travel directly to the lava zone via cannon
• Mine nonstop for 10 minutes

Once potions are active, your mining speed jumps higher than normal, and you start pulling in large stacks of volcanic ores, obsidian, diamonds, and the occasional legendary.

What Makes This Method Special

You have two paths after collecting the ores:

Path A – Sell Ores Raw

Simple but weaker.

Example income: 2,000–3,000 from a typical stash (more with luck).

Use this if:

• You’re brand-new
• You don’t want to forge yet
• Your inventory is small

Path B – Forge “Trash Ores” Into High-Value Armor

This is the true power of Dwarf.

1. Go to the Island 2 forge
2. Put ALL low-tier ores (volcanic stone, obsidian, rivalry ore, common gems)
3. Switch to Armor tab
4. Forge anything you can—leggings, helmets, chestplates
5. Sell the finished armor pieces for 2,000–2,500+, often more
6. Repeat with the rest of your stash

The reason this works is:

• Low-value ores become high-value masterwork items
• Dwarf’s 5% forge bonus boosts quality consistently
• You’re turning junk materials into premium gear

Even a bad run produces more money forging than selling raw ore.

Expected Profit

With average luck:

• 4,000–8,000 per 10-minute mining segment
  With good luck (legendaries, consistent forging quality):
• 10,000+ in under ten minutes

This makes Dwarf mining the most reliable, repeatable income source in the entire early and mid-game.

3. Method Three – Pure Mining for Comfort (Slower but Simple)

This is how the creator personally made most of their money:

• Mine
• Sell
• Repeat

It’s slower than Dwarf mining + forging, and slower than Demon farming, but it’s accessible for every player regardless of race. It’s also relaxing, consistent, and good for people who prefer low-risk gameplay.

Use this method if you:

• Don’t want to fight
• Don’t want to micromanage forging
• Aren’t ready to min-max yet
• Are still building your pickaxe and rune setup

Pure mining is the fallback option for absolute beginners or players without the correct race for the first two methods.

Which Method Should You Choose?

Method	Best For	Requirements	Income
Supreme Essence Farming (Demon)	Combat-focused players	Demon race + strong weapon + blocking skills	High (nerfed but still strong)
Dwarf Power Mining + Forging	Almost everyone	Dwarf race + pickaxe + potions	Very High (best overall)
Simple Mining	Casual / beginners	None	Medium

If you want the fastest and most stable money, choose Dwarf mining + forging.
If you enjoy combat and already have Demon, use essence farming.

These money methods aren’t meant for players who just hit level 10. Build your pickaxe, unlock runes, get a decent weapon, and grow your stats first. Once your basic setup is stable, these strategies become incredibly effective and will carry you into late-game gear, runes, and pickaxe upgrades without any struggle.

The Forge drops you into a world that looks simple on the surface—grab a pickaxe, head into the caves, and start mining—but anyone who spends more than a few minutes inside quickly realizes there’s a lot more depth hiding underneath. Between races, quests, forging systems, island progression, and resource management, new players often waste hours taking the slow route without even realizing it.

This guide cuts through all that confusion. It’s built for players who want a clear, efficient starting path that explains not just what to do, but why each step matters. You’ll understand how to build early momentum, which systems to ignore until later, how to grow your mining power quickly, and how to reach Island 2—the point where real progression begins—without hitting the common early-game walls that frustrate most beginners.

1. Start the Game the Right Way

Your first objective is simple: finish the tutorial.
That early NPC not only introduces the core systems but also walks you through the first forging mini-game, mining basics, and general navigation. Completing the tutorial ensures you aren’t guessing how anything works.

Once you see the tick above his head, you’re officially released into the real early-game loop.

2. Claim All Available Codes Immediately

These codes give potions and boosts that drastically speed up early progression.
Open Settings → Codes, enter the current active codes, and redeem everything.

The potions you receive will fuel faster mining, quicker leveling, and smoother forging. New players who skip codes fall behind immediately, so treat this step as mandatory.

3. Choose a Strong Race Early

Press T or open your Backpack → Shop → Races.

Every race provides unique stat bonuses. Early-game power comes mostly from these stats, so your race choice matters more than gear at this stage.

Recommended Races

• Dwarf – Best consistent mining buffs, easiest “good race” to roll.
• Angel / Demon – Rare but extremely strong hybrid stat sets.
• Any Non-Human Race – Most are workable, as long as you avoid Human.

Races to Avoid

• Human – Poor stat scaling, no benefits worth keeping.

If you don’t get a strong race within a few rolls, use whatever you have for now; just plan to reroll later in mid-game.

4. Prioritize Quests – But Choose the Right Ones

Inside the first cave, you’ll find two quest NPCs.

Skip Early

• Zombie Slayer Quest (Something the Brave)
  Your early weapon is too weak, turning this into wasted time and missed rewards.

Do Immediately

• Nord’s Mining Quest
  He asks for stone and basic ores—perfect for beginners.
  You’ll earn reliable early money with no combat required.

This cash directly fuels your first major goal.

5. Your First Real Objective: Make Money Fast

Everything early—better pickaxes, forging attempts, travel—is limited by your wallet. To progress correctly:

Focus ONLY on:

• Mining
• Selling ores
• Completing Nord’s quests

Do NOT Focus on Yet:

• Armor
• Weapons
• Enhancing
• Rune crafting

Those systems become meaningful only once you can produce good materials consistently.

Money is the foundation of everything else, so treat it as your single priority.

6. Upgrade Your Pickaxe (The Real Early-Game Power Spike)

You start with the Iron Pickaxe, but your advancement depends entirely on reaching higher mining tiers.

Recommended Path

• Iron → Gold
  Gold is the first major upgrade and noticeably improves your mining pace.
• Skip Platinum
  Platinum barely outperforms Gold and isn’t worth its price.

Read each pickaxe’s stats carefully—many include special abilities that change how they play.

7. Reach Level 10 and Unlock the Portal

Your next major milestone is Level 10, since this unlocks:

• The Portal
• Access to Island 2, the true start of progression

Finish the quest tied to the portal NPC and place the portal anywhere on Island 1. Enter it, and you’re off to the next stage.

After this point, you no longer return to Island 1 except for minor activities. Island 2 offers clearer progress, better ores, and dramatically more profitable mines.

8. Island 2: Your First Real Test

Island 2 is significantly harder.
Enemies hit harder, ores require stronger pickaxes, and progression slows down. But the payoff is massive.

Your First Purchase Here

• Cobalt Pickaxe (10,000 coins)
  Provides 40 mining power—far better than anything from Island 1.

This one item accelerates your entire economy.

9. AFK Mining Spots for Easy Progress

Inside Island 2’s cave, you’ll begin with basalt rocks.
As your pickaxe improves, push deeper into the cave until you reach areas where:

• Enemies are manageable
• Ores spawn densely
• You can mine two rocks at once by standing between them

These dual-node mining positions are the most efficient AFK spots in early/mid-game.

10. Begin Forging Properly (Only on Island 2)

Forging turns ores into weapons, but the real reason to forge on Island 2 is material capacity.

Island 1:

Only 5 materials allowed → limited weapon types

Island 2:

Higher material limit → more weapon categories unlocked → higher multiplier potential

How Materials Affect Weapons

• Common ores → low multiplier
• Rare ores → huge multiplier increase
• Epic ores → massive boost and unlock advanced weapons
• The deeper the cave, the rarer the ore

The forging mini-game is simple once you know the timing, but your success mostly depends on using high-quality materials.

11. Sell Your Ores the Smart Way

Greedy K is your main sales NPC.

He doesn’t pay premium prices, but:

• Selling ores gives steady cash
• Selling ores also rewards XP

This XP helps you clear early levels quickly, especially when paired with the index rewards.

12. If You Spend Robux, Buy Only These

The game is friendly to free players, but if you plan to spend:

Worth It

• Double Storage – Huge quality-of-life upgrade
• Sell Anywhere – Extremely useful for deep mining

Situational

• Fast Forge / Forge Anywhere – Only good if you hate the mini-game

Avoid

• Race rerolls
• Coins
• Totems (wait for codes—far more efficient)

13. Use Your Achievement Skill Slot

Open Menu → Achievements and equip a passive skill.

Best Early Choices

• Mining Master – Speeds up your economy enormously
• Experience Master – Only valuable below Level 10

After Level 10, shift to Monster Slayer once you begin crafting proper weapons.

14. Claim Your Index Rewards

Your index tracks every ore you mine.
Each filled slot awards a massive XP injection.

Most players ignore this tab and level far slower as a result.

Make it a habit:

• Mine a new ore
• Open Index
• Claim rewards immediately

15. Sell Your Old Gear

Visit the equipment vendor and unload outdated:

• Pickaxes
• Weapons
• Armor

The money is small, but it adds up during mid-game.

16. Quick Tip: Use the Cannon

Instead of running all the way to the cave entrance on either island, use the cannon for instant travel. It saves time during every farming trip.

A complete gameplay-focused breakdown covering: how to unlock both powers, what each move does, how strong they actually are, and how to build around them after the rework to Jungle Island and the new enchant system.

This update adds several new systems and two major powers based on My Hero Academia:

• Two new powers:
  • One For All (Deku)
  • All For One / Decay (Shigaraki)
• New accessories
• New title
• Jungle Island rework
• Accessory enchant system
• SID removed from game (unobtainable now)
• Multiple bug fixes post-launch

If you’re returning after previous patches, expect a noticeably smoother experience—the initial bugs during release have been patched.

How to Unlock Shigaraki (Decay / AFO)

Shigaraki is craft-based, not quest-based.

Requirements (Craft at NPC)

To unlock Shigaraki, you need:

• All For One Cells
• 5 Darkness Fragments
• 25 Soul Shards

All of these drop from the Shigaraki boss.

Spawning Shigaraki

You must craft the Darkness Spirit at the Craft NPC.
This item unlocks the Shigaraki fight.

Shigaraki Boss Details

• 3,000,000 HP
• Hits extremely hard for early players
• Intended for group farming
• Drops:
  • Required crafting items
  • Several accessories
  • Shigaraki title (20% damage buff)

If you are struggling, run a cooldown-focused build or bring 2–3 players.

How to Unlock Deku / One For All

Deku has two stages:

1. Base One For All
2. Complete One For All

Step 1 — Unlock Base One For All

Talk to All Might in Rogue Town and complete his two mini-quests.
Once you finish them, you unlock base OFA.

Base OFA is extremely weak, so don’t stop here.

Step 2 — Unlock Complete One For All

Now talk to Deku, also in Rogue Town.
He will give additional quests which fully unlock the true Deku skillset.

This questline is longer and more tedious than Shigaraki’s path, but necessary if you want all moves.

Deku Boss & Farming Notes

You cannot “farm Deku” directly—this power is entirely quest driven.

Shigaraki – Showcase & Power Breakdown

Shigaraki comes with:

• A legendary-rarity moveset
• Decay-themed AoE effects
• A 20% damage title (very useful across all builds)

Strengths

• Good AoE for new players
• Straightforward combos
• Scales respectably with pure damage builds
• Title is a strong boost for any power set

Weaknesses

• Damage falls behind the higher-tier metas
• Slow compared to modern movement-focused skillsets
• Poor mobility during long cooldowns

Performance Summary

Good for:

• New players
• Farming mobs
• Players who want a simple damage kit

Falls off compared to:

• Sid
• Kizaru
• Guts
• Shinra
• Gear 5
• Gravity
• Endgame mythical kits

If you want a starter legendary, Shigaraki works. If you want a top meta DPS, he is not it.

Deku – Showcase & Power Breakdown

Deku’s kit includes:

• A stat-boosting mode (V)
• Movement + power combos
• Detroit Smash (Z)
• Additional punches and OFA shockwaves
• Special move unlocked only in mode (F)

Strengths

• Fun animations
• Responsive movement
• Two Detroit Smashes can be used within a single cooldown cycle using:
  • 20% cooldown traits
  • Time Sharpness relic
  • Cooldown build

Weaknesses

• Surprisingly low damage
• Long quest line despite mediocre power
• No title
• Not competitive compared to top-rarity abilities
• Overall output feels “muted” despite visuals

Performance Summary

Deku is currently not worth the grind unless:

• You want the effects
• You’re a My Hero fan
• You want mobility over raw damage

Expect him to be buffed soon—the community widely agrees his numbers are too low.

Best Builds for Each Power

Shigaraki Damage Build

Focus: maximize his decay ticks + flat damage.

Recommended:

• Full damage traits
• 20% damage title
• Accessories with:
  • Damage %
  • Cooldown reduction
  • Special move power
• Enchant priorities:
  • Damage → Crit → Cooldown

This build makes his weaker scaling more tolerable and improves AoE consistency.

Deku Cooldown Combo Build

Focus: double Detroit Smash + mode uptime.

Recommended:

• 20% cooldown trait
• Time Sharpness relic
• Accessories with:
  • Cooldown reduction
  • Special damage boost
• Keep mode active for:
  • Increased power
  • Access to F move

This is Deku’s only way to feel fluid enough for midgame.

Is Shigaraki or Deku Better?

Power	Strength	Weakness	Best For
Shigaraki	Strong title, solid AoE, great starter legendary	Not meta, mid scaling	New players, grinders
Deku	Good mobility, fun animations	Extremely low damage, needs buffs	MHA fans, cooldown-based builds

Winner: Shigaraki
Even though his numbers are not top-tier, Shigaraki is still more reliable and more consistent than Deku.

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Extra Tips

For Fast Shigaraki Farming:

• Bring 3+ players
• Use cooldown builds
• Keep dash movement active to avoid wipe combos
• Use relics or traits that boost survivability if soloing

For Deku’s Quest Line:

• Complete All Might’s quests immediately
• Keep movement relics
• Save a cooldown accessory for Detroit Smash spam

This update adds fun content but both mythics fall short of top-tier expectations. Shigaraki is a solid legendary alternative. Deku is visually amazing but underpowered at release and almost certainly getting buffs.

If you’re playing Lee in Bloodlines (or just want to punch people really hard), your entire build revolves around Taijutsu and unlocking the Gates. This guide walks you through:

• How to unlock the Taijutsu skill path
• How to get Green Gates (available to any Tai build)
• How to unlock Blue Gates (Lee-exclusive mode)
• How Red Gates works and whether it’s actually worth going for

I’ll go step by step, so you can follow this as your full Lee progression plan.

Unlocking the Taijutsu Skill Path

Your first goal is simple: unlock the Taijutsu skill tree via the move Weighted Kick.

Requirements for Weighted Kick

You need:

• 1× Combat Scroll
• 1× Chakra Shard
• Some ryo

You unlock the actual skill by sitting on a chakra point once you have those items.

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How to Get the Combat Scroll (and Your First Chakra Fragment)

1. Go to Training Grounds.
2. Hit one of the training logs until an NPC spawns.
3. Kill that NPC and pick up the green broken armor piece it drops – do not ignore this, it’s key.
4. Follow the path nearby to find the Combat Instructor.
5. Talk to him and start his quest. He’ll talk about hitting the log 1000 times – ignore that.
6. Just hand him the green broken armor piece.

Reward:

• 1× Combat Scroll
• 1× Chakra Fragment

Perfect start.

How to Get a Chakra Shard

Next, you need to break a chakra point:

1. Make sure you have:
   • 1× Chakra Fragment (from the instructor quest)
   • 100 ryo
2. Sit on a chakra point and choose Destroy.
3. This converts your fragment into a Chakra Shard.

Now you have:

• Combat Scroll
• Chakra Shard
• Some ryo

Sit on another chakra point and use these to unlock Weighted Kick. This opens the Taijutsu skill path.

Pushing Down the Taijutsu Path (Core Skills to Grab)

To reach Green Gates, you need to invest heavily into Taijutsu. You’ll be spending:

• Chakra Fragments
• Ryo
• Acumen (combat experience)
• A few special items

Taijutsu Combat & Redsmith’s Mold

To unlock Taijutsu Combat, you need:

• Enough acumen (earned by defeating NPCs)
• Redsmith’s Mold

How to Get Redsmith’s Mold (Barbarian Boss)

1. Head to your village mission board and grab the Barbarian mission, or go straight to Windy Plains 1.
2. Look near the Catacombs and you’ll find the Barbarian, sleeping.
3. Fight tips:
   • His jump attack: be mid-air when he lands to avoid damage.
   • His punches: perfect block by guarding right as he pulls his arm back.
   • After three perfect blocks, he’s stunned – dump your combos here.
4. Knock him, then press B to grip.
5. Loot the Redsmith’s Mold.

Use this to unlock further Taijutsu skills.

Get Both Improved Whirlwind & Improved Barrage

You don’t have to choose between them – get both:

• Improved Whirlwind – amazing for spacing and pushing enemies off you.
• Improved Barrage – great for poke and chip damage.

Both are extremely useful later against bosses like Tairock and for your Lee quests.

Chakra Punch (Highly Recommended)

Not strictly required for Gates, but very strong utility.

• Buy a Chakra Bone for 15 ryo from The Cunning Collector at Biyo Bay.
• Use it to unlock Chakra Punch in the Taijutsu tree.

It’s extra damage and utility that fits perfectly into your kit.

Unlocking Green Gates (Any Taijutsu Build)

Green Gates is the first Taijutsu awakening and can be used by any Taijutsu user, not just Lee.

To unlock it, you’ll need:

• Progressed Taijutsu tree
• Ryo
• Chakra Fragments
• Fighter’s Wraps (the rare part)

Getting Fighter’s Wraps – Tairock Boss

This is the tricky part.

Step 1: Buy the Stone Key

1. Go to Biyo Bay.
2. Find the Prisoner NPC.
3. Talk to him (first dialogue option).
4. Buy the stone for 35 ryo – this is your key.

Step 2: Open the Tairock Gate

1. Go to Rosemary Pit.
2. Near the chakra point, you’ll see a closed gate.
3. Use the stone to open it and enter Tairock’s boss room.

Step 3: Fighting Tairock

Tairock now has constant hyper armor, so trading M1s is a bad idea.

Basic gameplan:

• Use Dynamic Entry to poke in and out.
• Use Improved Whirlwind (M2) when he gets close to push him away.
• Use your barrage moves when it’s safe to chip him.
• If your substitution is on cooldown, play safer. Don’t let him catch you in full M1 strings.

Once he’s down:

• Press B to grip him.
• Hope for Fighter’s Wraps to drop.

They’re a rare drop – expect to kill Tairock multiple times before you get them.

Unlocking Green Gates

Once you have:

• Enough ryo
• Enough chakra fragments
• Fighter’s Wraps

You can unlock Green Gates at a chakra point via the Taijutsu tree.

What Green Gates Does

Green Gates gives you:

• Big speed and damage buffs
• Two key moves:
  • M2 – Primary Lotus: Close-range multi-hit that deals huge damage if it lands.
  • M1 Skill – Flicker Teleport: Teleports you behind your target, great for catching players off-guard or setting up Lotus.

Note:

• Any Taijutsu user can use Green Gates.
• Non-Lee users take a small amount of damage when the mode timer runs out.

Blue Gates – Lee Clan Exclusive Mode

Blue Gates is the true Lee clan awakening. Stronger speed, better damage, and extra moves on top of Green Gates.

You unlock it by starting a quest with Tairock – the same boss from the wraps.

Starting the Blue Gates Quest

• Talk to Tairock while he is not in combat.
• Press E to talk.
• If you don’t meet requirements yet, he’ll tell you what you’re missing.

There are three hidden requirements:

1. M1 Hits (Your fists are weak)
2. Blocks (Your defense is weak)
3. Green Gates Activations (You’ve yet to grasp the basics of your inner gates)

You can complete them in any order.

Requirement 1 – 2500 M1s (“Your fists are weak”)

• You need around 2500 M1 hits on NPCs or players.
• Requirements rules:
  • Hitting environment objects does not count.
  • Hitting block doesn’t count.
  • Hitting multiple targets at once still only counts as 1 per swing.

Best methods:

• Fight high HP bosses (like Tairock) for lots of hits in one fight.
• Or farm sturdy NPCs one by one.

Requirement 2 – 500 Blocks (“Your defense is weak”)

• You need 500 blocks
• Important:
  • Only blocking player M1s counts now
  • Blocking jutsu like Water Pool doesn’t count
  • Blocking NPC attacks also does not count

Best method:

• Ask a friend to help you.
• Let them spam M1s into your block.
• You can finish this in under 10 minutes with cooperation.

Requirement 3 – ~50 Green Gates Activations

• You need roughly 50 Green Gates activations.
• This isn’t tracked in your Progression Soul, so just spam it while you play.

Fast way to do it:

• Activate Green Gates
• Let the mode run out or jump off the map out of combat
• Change servers / rejoin to reset cooldown and repeat

By the time you’re done farming M1s and blocks, you should easily hit this number if you keep using the mode.

The Blue Gates Trial – Weighted Run & Fight

Once you meet all conditions, Tairock gives you a trial:

• You carry heavy weights from point A to point B.
• You cannot cast non-Tai skills.
• Movement is slowed.
• There’s a time limit.

Key tips:

• Spam Green Gates for extra speed as often as you can.
• Use Dynamic Entry and Flicker Step (if you have it) to cover distance faster.
• Avoid dangerous areas where NPCs will jump you mid-run.
• Try not to get stuck fighting mobs; you’re on a timer.
• It’s much safer with friends watching your back so random players don’t grief you.

Near the end:

• You’ll reach an area where you must fight three NPCs while still under weight restrictions.
• Strategy is similar to Tairock:
  • Use Dynamic Entry, Lion’s Barrage, and Whirlwind M2 to chip them.
  • Keep spacing and avoid getting stuck trading M1s.
  • If you’re running out of time, you may need to M1 more aggressively.

Defeat them, then talk to Tairock to finish the quest.

Reward:

• Lee Affinity item → spend it to unlock Blue Gates.

What Blue Gates Gives You

Blue Gates is a straight upgrade over Green:

• Even higher movement speed
• Stronger damage
• Three core moves:

1. M2 – Blue Gates Barrage
   • A multi-hit barrage that deals heavy damage and applies a burning ailment at the end.
2. M1 Skill – Flicker Teleport
   • Same as Green Gates: teleport behind your target, great for surprise punishes.
3. Charged M1 – Mid-range AoE Strike
   • Charge chakra and M1 to send out a mid-range strike with small AoE damage around the impact point.

Blue Gates is your main clan-exclusive awakening as Lee. You can stop here and already have a very strong build.

Red Gates – Gates of Death (Lee-Only, Extreme Late-Game)

Red Gates is less a progression tool and more a self-destruct god mode. It’s the strongest ability in the game and deliberately hard to unlock and use.

Key idea:

• When you use Red Gates, you become a raid boss for the entire server…
• …and then you wipe when it’s over.

How to Start Red Gates Progression

Go to the Dojo where your Blue Gates quest ended and talk to Might Guy.

He’ll give you similar hint messages as Tairock:

• “Your fists are weak” → Missing M1s
• “Your defense is weak” → Missing blocks
• “You haven’t grasped the power of the inner gates” → Missing Blue Gates activations

Red Gates Requirements

Approximate requirements:

1. 25,000 M1s
2. 2500 blocks
3. Around 100 Blue Gates activations
4. Later, unlocking the mode itself also needs:
   • 10 Chakra Fragments
   • 1000 Acumen
   • Plus 1 Lee affinity from the fight

1. 25,000 M1s

This is the big wall.

• You’ll hit this eventually just by playing Lee long-term.
• Pushing it too hard in one sitting is a good way to burn out.

If you want to speed it up:

• Buy a Silver Kunai:
  • Very fast swings
  • Low damage
• As Taijutsu, you already do less weapon damage, which helps.
• Hit tanky enemies to maximize M1 count without killing too fast.

2. 2500 Blocks

Same logic as Blue Gates, just more:

• Only player M1s count.
• Set up with a friend and let them swing on your block.
• This part is relatively quick once you commit to it.

3. ~100 Blue Gates Activations

If you’ve truly done 25,000 M1s as Lee, you’ll almost definitely have this requirement naturally as long as you actually used Blue Gates.

If not, just spam the mode like you did for Green Gates.

The Might Guy Fight – Red Gates Trial

Once you meet all requirements, talk to Might Guy again and accept his challenge.

Important rules:

• You can only use Taijutsu skills
• You can’t rely on healing ninjutsu (bring food if you’re not reanimated)
• If you fail, you must age up once before retrying

The fight has three phases:

Phase 1 – Base Taijutsu

• Moveset is similar to Tairock.
• He has hyper armor, so don’t trade M1s.
• Stick to:
  • Dynamic Entry to poke
  • Lion’s Barrage and Improved Whirlwind to punish
• Play it safe and chip him down.

Phase 2 – Green Gates

He activates Green Gates and gains:

• Teleport behind you
• Primary Lotus and other Green Gates moves

Strategy:

• Block as much as possible when not attacking.
• When he teleports behind you, immediately turn and block.
• Blocking Primary Lotus gives you a small punish window – use Improved Whirlwind or similar.
• Repeat: block → punish → block.

Phase 3 – Blue Gates

He now has the full Blue Gates toolkit:

• Hirudora (long-range, massive damage)
• Asakujaku (dangerous combo move)
• Teleports and general chaos

Strategy:

• Stay close and block; Hirudora is easier to avoid at close range.
• Watch for Asakujaku:
  • If you block it, you get another small punish window.
• Keep the same rhythm: block big move → punish → block again.

Once you defeat him, talk to Might Guy again to complete the challenge.

Reward:

• Second Lee Affinity – use this to unlock Red Gates, with additional:
  • 10 Chakra Fragments
  • 1000 Acumen

What Red Gates Actually Does

Red Gates is basically:

• Infinite air jumps
• Absurd movement speed
• Teleport options
• Massive AoE and single-target damage
• Complete server terror

Core moves:

• Charged M1 – Sekizo
  • Mid-range shockwave barrage that chunks players hard.
• M2 – Night Guy
  • Huge, fast, and extremely destructive dash/strike with a massive hitbox.
  • Very hard to avoid and can nuke groups of players instantly.

But here’s the catch:

• Your life force constantly drains while Red Gates is active.
• You must kill other players to extend your timer.
• When your life force runs out:
  • You’re knocked down briefly
  • Then you wipe completely

Using Red Gates is a one-character suicide mission:

• You can be reanimated later
• But to use Red Gates again, you must age up 10 times

It’s meant to be a rare, dramatic event – not a daily spam button.

Should You Go for Red Gates?

For most Lee players:

• Blue Gates is more than enough to be strong and relevant.
• Red Gates is “extra content” for people who want:
  • A one-time power fantasy
  • To obliterate a server they really dislike

If you enjoy your build and don’t want to wipe it, treat Red Gates as optional lore flavor, not a goal.

Recommended Progression Path for Lee

If you want a clean roadmap:

1. Unlock Weighted Kick → open Taijutsu tree.
2. Get Redsmith’s Mold from Barbarian.
3. Unlock Taijutsu Combat, Improved Whirlwind, Improved Barrage, and Chakra Punch.
4. Go to Biyo Bay → buy stone → kill Tairock until Fighter’s Wraps drop.
5. Spend fragments + ryo + wraps → unlock Green Gates.
6. Farm M1s, blocks, and Green Gates uses while progressing.
7. Start Blue Gates quest at Tairock → complete the weighted run and final fight → unlock Blue Gates.
8. If you’re insane and committed:
   • Grind 25,000 M1s, 2500 blocks, 100 Blue Gates activations
   • Beat Might Guy
   • Unlock Red Gates

If you want, I can also turn this into a shorter checklist version (for quick reference while you play) or a pure “boss strategy” guide focused only on Tairock and Might Guy.

Leveling in The Forge feels brutal when you’re new, but once you understand how quests, index rewards, and EXP multipliers interact, you can climb from level 1 to the mid-game far quicker than most players realize. This guide walks you through the most efficient leveling route—from beginner to late-game—while explaining why each method works.

Start Strong: Use All Current Codes

Before doing anything, redeem every active code.

Open Settings → Scroll down → Enter codes:

• 40k likes → +5 Race Rerolls
• 100k → +3 Race Rerolls
• Plus any older codes you’ve skipped

They don’t boost EXP directly, but the rerolls give you a chance at strong race traits early, which makes leveling safer and faster.

Level 1–10: Early Game Power Leveling

1. Don’t Skip Quests

New players often sprint past NPCs, but early quests are the fastest EXP per minute available at low level.

Two NPCs are essential:

Nord – Gathering Quest (Best Early EXP)

• Fast to repeat
• Requires no combat
• Gives significantly more EXP than early combat quests
  This is the quest absolutely worth spamming until level 10.

Brave – Zombie Hunt (Optional)

• Slow EXP
• Good if you want combat practice
• Not as efficient as Nord

Why level 10 matters

You must reach level 10 to unlock World 2, and this is the only slow part of early progression. Once you hit level 10, the game opens up dramatically.

Level 10–20: World 2 Progression

2. Start the Sensei Morrow Questline Immediately

The biggest mistake players make is forgetting to talk to Sensei Morrow a second time.

His storyline provides:

• Large chunks of EXP
• Unlocks
• Progression required for later systems

Missing this questline slows you down more than anything else in World 2.

3. Clear Every One-Time Village Quest

Every quest giver in the village area offers EXP you shouldn’t ignore. These quests stack with your normal progression and help smooth out the mid-game grind.

World 2 Daily & Hidden EXP Sources

Mask Stranger – Daily Skeletal Threat Quest

This NPC gives one of the highest EXP payouts in World 2.

• Appears to reset daily
• Requires you to defeat skeleton mobs
• Difficult if you’re exactly level 10, so gear up first

This quest alone can push multiple levels when completed with decent gear.

Potion Delivery NPC

This NPC only accepts Health Potion #1 (from World 1).
Delivering the correct version gives a quick EXP bump.

Goblin King Secret Quest

Hidden just beyond the caves.

A short quest that offers:

• Very good EXP
• Easy completion

Monkey Secret Quest

Located deeper in the jungle area.
Give him Bananomite (found in World 1 ore nodes) for:

• A huge 5,000 EXP payout
• Easy access even for mid-game players

Don’t Forget the Index: A Massive EXP Boost Everyone Misses

4. Claim Index EXP for Ores, Forges, and Enemies

Open:
Inventory → Index

Every time you discover:

• a new ore
• a new enemy
• a new forge recipe

You earn claimable EXP.

For low–mid level players, these rewards are absurdly high:

• Early-level claims can grant thousands of EXP
• This often equals multiple levels instantly

And most players don’t touch these rewards until much later.

Achievements: Where the Real EXP Boost Lives

5. Unlock the EXP Multiplier Skill

Open:
Inventory → Achievements → Scroll to the bottom

You’ll find a leveling skill path that unlocks:

• +6% EXP
• +12% EXP
• +18% EXP
• …eventually up to +30% EXP Multiplier

You can equip only one skill, so while leveling:

Always equip the EXP Multiplier Skill.

This permanently accelerates every kill and quest reward.

Efficient Farming: Your Choice of AFK or Combat

6. AFK Farming (Ores)

Once your EXP multiplier is equipped, AFK ore farming becomes more efficient than early grinding.

Why this works:

• Ores spawn fast
• Respawn in predictable patterns
• EXP is consistent
• You stay safe even with weak gear

Many players stay on two adjacent ore nodes and farm for 10–15 minutes per level.

7. Combat Farming (NPC Grinding)

If you prefer active play:

• World 2 mobs give excellent EXP when paired with the multiplier
• Parrying makes fights much easier
• Learning patterns reduces potion waste

With decent weapons, you can comfortably grind the mobs near World 2 village.

Level 20–30 and Beyond: Main Story as Your Core XP Route

8. Continue the Main Questline

Captain Rowan moves you forward through the central main story.
These quests give:

• The largest structured EXP rewards
• Plenty of gold
• Unlocks for systems you will need later

Side quests + dailies + story is the fastest combination.

Summary: Fastest Leveling Route

1–10

• Spam Nord gathering quest
• Do Brave only if you want combat early

10–20

• Start Sensei Morrow questline
• Pick up every village quest
• Start Mask Stranger dailies when strong enough

Hidden EXP Must-Dos

• Monkey + Goblin secret quests
• Potion delivery
• Index claims (HUGE EXP)
• Forge tab claims
• Achievement EXP multiplier skill

20–30+

• Follow main story
• Use AFK ore farming + combat mob grinding

This Winter + Ryuma update packs in a lot more than just a new boss. You’re getting a full Snow awakening, a new raid, a new late–game weapon, a returning candy event, a short–term treasure pass, and several new tradeable collectibles. This guide breaks down everything that actually matters and what’s worth your grind or gems.

I’ll go system by system and then end with a simple priority list so you know exactly what to focus on.

Snow Awakening & New Raid Boss

True Snow Awakening Raid

Snow finally gets its full awakening, but it’s locked behind a brand–new raid:

• New raid: True Snow Awakening Raid
• New Snow raid boss: part of the awakening requirement
• Reward: True Snow Awakening for your Snow fruit

You’ll need a True Snow Key to enter, which drops from a specific boss in Second Sea.

Where to Get the True Snow Key

• Sea: Second Sea
• Island: Hazard Island
• Boss: Snow–themed boss with around 1 trillion HP

This boss:

• Drops the True Snow Key
• Can drop Snow Medals
• Has a chance to drop three different accessories

The loop looks like this:

1. Farm Hazard Island boss → Get True Snow Keys + medals + accessories
2. Use keys in True Snow Awakening Raid
3. Clear raid → Progress or unlock True Snow Awakening

If you’re a Snow main or planning to switch into Snow, this is your main grind.

New Weapon: Awakened Dragon Slayer

Base Weapon – Dragon Slayer

First you need the base Dragon Slayer.

• Location: Second Sea
• Area: Night Castle
• Method: Dropped by a boss there (kill the Night Castle boss to get the sword)

The creator originally thought it was Third Sea, but corrected it: it’s Second Sea – Night Castle.

Upgrading to Awakened/Unleashed Dragon Slayer

All upgrades are done at the Weapon Upgrader:

1. Interact with the Weapon Upgrader
2. Select Dragon Slayer
3. Choose the Unleash / Awaken option (it’s under “Unleashed”)

First upgrade requirement shown:

• 70 Dragon Scales
• 20,000,000 Berries

You’ll need more Dragon Scales & more Berries for further upgrade stages.

Where to Get Dragon Scales

• Source: Hybrid Dragon Raid
• You’ll need to farm this raid repeatedly to reach 70+ Dragon Scales

Is Dragon Slayer Worth It Right Now?

The video creator’s verdict (and it honestly lines up with how it plays out in most games):

• If you already own top–tier swords, Dragon Slayer is not worth the cost until it’s fully awakened/unleashed and properly upgraded.
• Damage is underwhelming compared to end–game swords until you’ve dumped a lot of resources into it.
• If you’re more of a collector or a mid–game player without crazy weapons, it can be a fun project. Otherwise, it’s low priority.

Short version:

• Meta chaser with strong swords? Skip or park it as a side project.
• Collector or progressing through mid–late game? You can go for it, but don’t expect it to instantly beat your best.

Winter Candy Event (Returning Candy System)

During the Winter celebration, the classic Candy Event is back.

How Candy Works

• Candy drops from any non-wave raid NPC
• You can farm it basically by killing mobs in normal content
• Three types mentioned:
  • Yellow Candy
  • Blue Candy
  • Pink Candy

Where to Use Candy

You can trade candy at special NPCs:

• Candy trade NPCs appear on an island in any sea
• You exchange candy for temporary boosts, like:
  • Luck increases
  • Farming/efficiency boosts
  • General progression bonuses

If you’re actively grinding raids, new raids, or accessories, these boosts are a nice multiplier layered on top of your normal grind. Don’t sleep on them if you’re playing anyway.

Winter Treasure Pass (Fast–Paced Pass)

A new Treasure Pass is live, themed around movie outfits & gear.

Key details:

• Contains new gear and outfits inspired by movie content
• Has 5× experience gain on the pass itself
  • This means you can finish it much faster than a normal pass
• It’s short–lived
  • Designed to be cleared quickly
  • Once it’s gone, those items are gone forever

If you care about limited cosmetics, this is a high priority. If you only care about raw combat stats and already have strong gear, it’s more of a luxury grind.

New Collection & Trade Items

With Halloween ending, some old limited pieces are moving toward the trading ecosystem.

Halloween Event Status

• Halloween Event is over
• For those who missed it, the devs confirmed:
  • Halloween items will become tradable in the next update

That means if you missed them, you might still be able to buy them from other players later.

New Collection Trade Items

New collection/tradeable items include:

• Jack Pumpkin
• Jack O’ Lantern
• Free Soul
• Broomstick
• Witch Hat
• Hron (likely a themed collectible/weapon/accessory name from event set)

These look designed to sit in that intersection of collection value + trading value rather than being purely power–creep items.

New Accessories, Titles & Packages

The update also quietly packs in a bunch of side content:

• 12 new accessories
• 4 new titles
• 2 new codes (not listed in the transcript – check the game’s update log or description for exact code text)

New Packages

There are two new packages, one of which is a big “one–time value” pack that the creator showcased.

That one–time pack includes things like:

• Gems/currency (600 shown in the video)
• 8 True Snow Keys
• 40 Dragon Scales
• 1 Permanent Snow
• 8 True String Keys
• 8 True Gravity Keys
• Around 60+ Gravity Medals
• Around 65+ String Medals
• Around 65+ String Essence & Gravity Essence
• Plus extra riches like Rich Reed / other boosters

If you spend, that pack is basically a fast–track bundle:

• Accelerates Snow awakening
• Gives you a head start on Dragon Slayer materials
• Boosts String/Gravity progression

What You Should Actually Focus On

To keep things simple, here’s how I’d prioritize this update based on progression value:

1. Snow Awakening (If You Use Snow or Plan To)

• Farm Hazard Island boss → True Snow Keys + Snow Medals
• Run True Snow Awakening Raid
• Build toward True Snow Awakening
  If Snow fits your playstyle, this is your main power gain.

2. Winter Candy Boosts

• Farm candy while doing your usual grind (non-wave mobs)
• Exchange for luck & stat boosts
• Stack these when running raids or farming Dragon Scales / accessories

3. Treasure Pass (If You Care About Limited Stuff)

• With 5× pass EXP, it doesn’t take long
• Great for players who love cosmetic flex plus some bonus stats

4. Dragon Slayer (Conditional)

• Only worth heavy investment if:
  • You don’t already own multiple top–tier swords, or
  • You’re a completionist/collector
• Get it from Night Castle (Second Sea)
• Use Hybrid Dragon Raid to farm Dragon Scales
• Upgrade at Weapon Upgrader → Unleash tab

5. Collections, Titles & Trades

• Farm and hold onto new trade items & accessories
• As Halloween gear becomes tradable, the market will shift
• Good opportunity if you like trading and value flipping