The Forge Player Guide

Beginner-friendly • Explain-first • Lazy-mode

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CHOOSE YOUR PATH

New Player Guide

From 0 to 10+ Hours

Step-by-step progression & tips

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Gear Up

Crafting & Recommendations

Best builds for your level

TODAY’S CODES

5 Working| Updated December 8, 2025

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PEAK!+10 Rerolls

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300K!+5 Rerolls, +1 Luck Totem

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LAZY ANSWERS

Curated from community signals + latest guides (updated regularly)

I’m new. What should I do first?

What you need most is certainty, not complex guides.

Recommended approach:

Follow basic, stable crafting paths
Avoid high-multiplier or high-risk crafts early on

Start here:

Claim available codes to boost your initial resources before crafting.

Early on, not losing matters more than optimal play.

I want to craft something but fear wasting materials

This is the most common lazy-player situation.

Before committing, ask yourself:

“If this fails, will it slow my progress?”

If yes — don’t rush
If unsure — calculate first

Recommended tool:

No mechanics required — just check rough costs and safety.

Everyone is crafting powerful ingots. Should I copy them?

Most of the time: not yet.

These crafts are better suited for players who:

Have stable material income
Can afford potential failure

If you’re unsure where you stand,

compare outcomes using the calculator before deciding.

FEATURED TOOL

Crafting Calculator (Beta)

Quickly estimate material use and odds to plan efficient crafting.

CRAFTING IN 3 MINUTES

Master the art of the forge with these essential guidelines.

Rule #1

At least 3 ores to predict outcomes

Rule #2

Up to 4 ore types in a craft set

Rule #3

Ore count affects class/type chances

Rule #4: Mini-game influences quality (beginner tip)

COMMUNITY & TRUST

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Beginner-first tips to avoid common pitfalls