The Forge Crafting Calculator

How This Forge Crafting Calculator Works

This tool doesn’t guess or promise a guaranteed result. It simply follows the same rules The Forge uses and shows you the most likely outcomes based on the ores you choose.

1. You select the ores

First, pick at least 3 ores. You can choose up to 4 different ore types, and you can add as many pieces of each as you want.

The total number of ores you use is very important. It decides what kind of weapon or armor the forge can roll, not how strong it is.

2. Total ore count decides what you can craft

The Forge does not look at ore type to decide weapon or armor size. It only looks at how many total ores you put in.

• Fewer ores → smaller weapons like Daggers or Straight Swords
• More ores → larger weapons like Katanas, Great Swords, or Colossal weapons
• In Armor mode, higher ore counts shift chances from Light to Medium and Heavy armor

Our calculator uses the same known crafting thresholds and turns them into probability ranges, not guarantees.

3. Weapon and armor chances are probabilities

When you forge in the real game, the result is random.

Instead of showing one result, this tool shows:

• Which weapon or armor classes are possible
• How likely each class is
• Which specific items exist inside each class and their relative chances

This is why you’ll see percentages instead of a single result.

4. Multiplier decides how strong the item is

Ore quality affects strength, not item type.

Each ore has a multiplier value.
The final multiplier is the average of all ore multipliers you selected.

Formula used:

Final Multiplier =
(sum of each ore multiplier × its quantity) ÷ (total ore count)

This multiplier scales the base stats of the weapon or armor you roll.

5. Traits come from ore composition

Some ores have special traits like burn, explosion, extra defense, or movement speed.

Traits activate based on percentage of that ore in your mix:

• Less than 10% → trait does not activate
• 10% or more → trait activates and transfers to the item

If multiple trait ores reach this threshold, all of them activate together.

The calculator simply shows which traits will apply. It does not simulate combat damage or skill effects.

6. Weapons and armor are rolled in two steps

The Forge rolls results in layers:

1. It rolls the item class (weapon type or armor weight) based on total ores
2. It rolls the specific item inside that class using fixed chance weights

This tool shows both steps clearly so you can understand where your odds come from.

7. This is a planning tool, not a guarantee

The Forge uses hidden RNG. There is no public official formula.

This calculator uses known crafting rules and community-tested data to give you realistic estimates, so you can plan smarter before spending rare ores.

Results may differ slightly from the game, but the logic stays true to how forging actually works.