In +1 Forge Blade Loot (also known in the Roblox community as +1 Loot to Forge, developed by 6B Games Factory), there are no secret item-combination recipes. Crafting does not require combining specific named ores in exact puzzle combinations. Instead, weapon crafting is governed entirely by the quantity of ores inserted to choose the weapon class, the individual rarity multiplier of each ore, and player luck.
Inserting higher-tier ores yields higher forge multipliers, which determines the rarity tier and base power of the resulting blade.
How Forging Mechanics and Ore Counts Work
When using the forge in the lobby, the type of equipment you create depends directly on how many ores you place into the machine. Adding too few ores will limit your craft to smaller weapon or armor classes, while specific ore thresholds guarantee higher-tier weapon frames.
- 4 Ores: Guarantees a 100% chance to forge a Katana.
- 12 Ores: Provides roughly an 85% chance to forge a Greatsword.
- 13 Ores: Guarantees a 100% chance to forge a Greatsword.
The same slot system applies to defensive equipment when switching the forge menu from weapons to armor:
- 4 Ores: Grants a 100% chance to forge a Light Helmet.
- 11 Ores: Grants an 80% chance to forge Light Armor.
- 16 Ores: Grants an 80% chance to forge a Heavy Helmet.
- 23 Ores: Grants a 100% chance to forge Heavy Armor.
Best Weapon Crafting Requirements
The strongest known craftable weapons in the game belong to the Infinite rarity tier and require high-tier ores such as Apex ores. Players testing endgame crafts have confirmed base power ratings and recipe investments for the top blades.
| Weapon Name | Weapon Type | Rarity | Ore Requirement | Base Power Output | Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bone Carver | Katana | Infinite | 4x Apex Ore | ~600,000,000 | Can be sold for roughly 500,000,000 coins |
| Infernal Overlord | Greatsword | Infinite | 13x Apex Ore | ~708,000,000 | Can reach ~839,000,000 power when rolling an SS skill |
| VenomSpin (VenomSpy) | Katana | Eternal | High-tier mix (e.g., Prism, GRD, Toxic) | +50,000,000 | Rolled with S-rank forward slash dealing 450% damage |
While the Infernal Overlord Greatsword requires over three times as many Apex ores as the Bone Carver Katana, its baseline power ceiling is substantially higher. Attempting to craft a Greatsword with only 12 Apex ores leaves a 15% failure risk of rolling a different item category, making the full 13-ore investment the standard practice.
Ore Quality, Multipliers, and Dilution
Every ore in the game carries an internal rarity and multiplier value. Higher-stage ores—such as Sunstone, Dark Matter, Omnis, Void Cores, Prisms, and Apex ores—possess higher base multipliers.
A common mistake during forging is filling empty slots with low-tier ores (such as Jade, Ruby, Amethyst, or Silver) alongside high-tier materials. Adding lower-rarity ores drops the total forge multiplier percentage. If you do not have enough high-rarity ores to reach a 13-ore Greatsword threshold without diluting the multiplier, it is mathematically more effective to craft a 4-ore Katana using exclusively top-tier ores rather than dragging down a Greatsword pool with low-grade stones.
To maximize forge rolls, players also activate the Luck Boost upgrade in the lobby shop using coins earned from selling redundant weapons, or via online reward timers.
Where to Farm High-Tier Ores
To forge high-tier weapons, players must farm zones where rare and Apex ores spawn:
- Stage 23 to Stage 24: Community testing highlights Stage 24 (and the area around Stage 23 immediately following the ice boss) as the most efficient grinding spot for Apex ores. The enemies in this zone can be dispatched consistently without the extreme health pools found in deeper zones, and mobs respawn roughly every 20 seconds.
- Loot Goblins and Golden Goblins: Goblins spawning periodically across zones (such as Stage 7) drop guaranteed high-value ores or large coin bundles upon defeat.
- Inventory Management: Ores cannot be picked up once the backpack reaches maximum capacity. Players must upgrade their max ore capacity at the lobby upgrade station or sell unwanted inventory to prevent rare drops from despawning on the ground.
Upgrading Forged Blades with Runes and Skills
Forging the base blade is only the first step in maximizing damage. Endgame weapons come with rune slots and innate skill rolls that further scale attack strength.
- Rolling Innate Skills: Crafted swords roll random skills from the skill index (ranging up to SS rank). Weapons with higher skill rarities multiply the weapon's effective combat power significantly.
- Frostbound Tower Runes: Runes are obtained by spending Tower Tickets to fight through floors in the Frostbound Tower. Clearing milestone rounds unlocks higher floor brackets and higher-tier runes.
- Rune Types: Players can equip runes at the Enchanting station in front of the tower. For example, a purple Thunder Rune grants a 5% chance on hit to deal bonus damage equal to 10% of current attack power (compared to lower-tier versions dealing 7%). Other rune types include Flame, Poison, and Frost runes.
- Enhancements: Players can further boost forged weapons at the enhancement station using Ember Stones and protection scrolls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you craft specific named swords using exact ore recipes?
No. There are no fixed ingredient formulas. Inserting ores determines the weapon type based on total ore count (4 for Katanas, 13 for Greatswords) and calculates the outcome rarity based on total multiplier and player luck.
What is the best weapon to craft first with Apex ores?
If you have limited Apex ores, crafting the Bone Carver Katana with 4 Apex ores offers an immediate upgrade to roughly 600 million power. Once you have saved 13 Apex ores, craft the Infernal Overlord Greatsword for maximum base damage.
Can you sell old swords after crafting better ones?
Yes. Weapons can be sold at the lobby sell counter for coins. High-tier blades like the Bone Carver sell for up to 500 million coins, which can then be spent on Luck Boost, Training Boost, and Max Ore Capacity upgrades.
