Sword customization in +1 Forge Blade Loot on Roblox centers on two distinct phases: manually drawing the blade's physical outline during the forge process and determining its combat stats through ore recipes, roll hits, and socketed runes. While the tracing mechanic determines how straight or crooked your weapon looks, combat power, rarity tier, and skill traits depend strictly on the ores you insert and post-forge attachments.
How Sword Shaping Works in the Forge
To begin customizing a weapon in +1 Forge Blade Loot (developed by 6B Games Factory), you must return to your home forge after collecting dungeon drops. The forge requires a minimum of three ores before crafting can start. Once the materials are placed into the forge, the shaping mini-game begins.
- Follow the On-Screen Outline: A blade design template appears on screen. The shaping mechanic behaves like scraping or tracing along the displayed outline rather than standard hammer strikes.
- Maintain 100% Stability: Keep the cursor movement slow and steady so the on-screen stability indicator remains at 100%. Moving too quickly causes slips and uneven edges.
- Physical Permanence: The physical form you trace becomes the final shape of the weapon. If you draw crooked edges or suffer accidental slips, those visual imperfections stay visible on the finished blade.
- Hit to Finalize: Once tracing concludes, you hit or tap the sword to finalize the forge. This finishing strike rolls the weapon's rarity, base power, attack speed, attributes, and coin value.
Gameplay recordings also note an unverified second button (translated in recorded footage as "click script" or "scripting") that appeared to bypass the manual tracing step at no observed coin cost, moving directly to the final strike.
What Shaping Affects vs. What the Hit Decides
Player tests confirm that drawing accuracy does not alter a sword's combat stats or rarity grade. Slower, cleaner tracing merely delivers a straighter cosmetic model.
| Forge Stage | Determined Elements | Player Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Drawing and Scraping | Physical visual model, blade straightness, outline error marks | Purely cosmetic; straight lines eliminate jagged blade contours |
| The Forge Hit | Quality tier, Power stat, Attack Speed, Critical, Attributes, Sell Value | Determines mechanical effectiveness and base training multipliers |
Recorded hits produce tiers ranging across Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Secret, and Mythic/Special grades, with attack speeds and base power scaling alongside the tier outcome.
Choosing Sword Types and Recipe Multipliers
Sword customization also involves selecting which weapon class you produce. Players can switch categories between weapons and shields at the crafting station, provided at least three ores are loaded.
Different ore combinations tilt the probabilities toward specific weapon types, including Short Swords, Long Swords, Katanas, and Greatswords:
- Three-Ore Recipes: In recorded tests, inserting three low-to-mid tier ores produced a 25% chance for a Short Sword, a 50% chance for a Long Sword, and a 0% chance for a Greatsword, while yielding a 7.33x luck multiplier.
- Six to Seven Ores: Adding additional ores altered the odds, raising the Greatsword craft chance to 22% at six ores and 24% to 25% at seven ores. Katana outcomes sat near 20% to 25% depending on specific ore rarity inputs.
- Luck and Power Scaling: Higher-tier ores (such as Mystic or Celestial grades) supply substantial luck multipliers—reaching thousands to tens of thousands in multiplier value—which directly elevate the potential damage and tier ceiling of the resulting blade.
Unwanted weapons produced during forging can be sold directly at the shop counter to generate coins for player stat upgrades like Power, Luck, and Speed.
Enhancing Swords with Runes and Skills
Beyond the initial forge, sword customization extends to combat performance via skill rolls and rune sockets:
- Weapon Skills: Forged swords come equipped with active skills assigned to hotkeys such as Q and R. Observed abilities include rapid slash flurries and forward dash slashes, with recorded skill multipliers reaching up to 400% damage on a 9-second cooldown.
- Rune Sockets: Swords feature rune attachment slots. Equipping runes adds stat-modifying perks, such as 20% faster movement speed, 20% increased coin generation, or flat damage boosts (such as +50% attack power).
- Training Synergies: Equipping a newly forged weapon with higher base power directly raises the power gained per click during dummy training sessions, allowing players to reach rebirth level requirements faster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does drawing a perfectly straight sword increase its damage or rarity?
No. Recorded testing shows that drawing accuracy only controls the physical shape and cosmetic finish of the blade. Rarity tiers, attack speed, power values, and attributes are rolled entirely during the subsequent hit step.
What is the minimum number of ores needed to forge a sword?
You must insert at least three ores into the forge before you can initiate the shaping and forging sequence.
Can you recreate an exact custom sword shape?
There is no confirmed saved preset or blueprint function for previous freehand shapes in +1 Forge Blade Loot. You must manually trace the template provided during each individual forge run.
