Dungeon Lootr Forge Stones — How to Get & Use Them

Dungeon Lootr forge stones are the fastest way to boost weapon stats. Learn where to farm them, how forging works, and the best upgrade order.

If you have ever stared at a weapon with perfect potential and no way to push its stats higher, Dungeon Lootr forge stones are the answer. These upgrade materials sit at the center of the game's entire progression loop, and knowing where to farm them changes how fast you clear raids.

Dungeon Lootr is ClickBytes' hack-and-slash ARPG on Roblox, where you spin for one of 30+ classes, fight through randomized dungeons, and extract with loot. Forge stones let you scale a weapon's base damage instead of hoping for a lucky drop, which matters once you hit the endgame grind. This guide covers where to get them, how forging differs from reforging, and the smartest order to spend them.

For more, see beginner guide and complete codes list.

What Are Dungeon Lootr Forge Stones?

Forging is the system that raises a weapon's base stats — the raw damage number you see before crit multipliers, bonus damage, or class bonuses kick in. Community guides consistently point to raw stats as the first thing to upgrade, because every percentage multiplier later in your build scales off that foundation.

There are two related materials you should not confuse:

MaterialPurposeWhere It Comes From
Forge StonesIncrease base stats on weapons and gearCodes, drops, Boss Rush
Reforge StonesReroll substats on an existing itemCodes, drops, Boss Rush, events

One raises the floor, the other fixes the roll. A weapon with great substats but terrible base damage still underperforms, and a high-base weapon with dead substats wastes its potential. You need both.

According to community reports, forging and reforging are what make a mid-tier weapon "actually worth equipping" rather than something you discard after one dungeon run.

How to Get Forge Stones in Dungeon Lootr

Farm Boss Rush Mode

The single most reliable method, based on player experience, is running Boss Rush. One endgame player reported earning roughly 5 to 10 reforge stones per run by farming whichever Boss Rush stage they liked most — the specific stage does not appear to matter much.

Boss Rush stacks multiple boss fights back to back, so your drop chances compound in a single sitting. If you are also running Luck Potions, this is where they earn their keep.

Redeem Active Codes

Codes are the fastest shortcut, and several current ones hand out forge materials directly:

CodeReward
FORGESKIP3 Forge Stone Bundles + 3 Reforge Stone Bundles
LOOTRISBACK3 Forge Stone Bundles
20KPLAYERS5 Reforge Stone Bundles
10KFAVSpecial rewards & upgrade freebies
8KLIKESpecial rewards & upgrade freebies

Codes are case-sensitive, so copy and paste them exactly with no leading or trailing spaces. Before redeeming anything, join the official ClickBytes Roblox group — codes fail silently for players who skip that step, and it is the most common reason a correctly typed code throws an error.

Redeem through Menu → More → Codes, or Menu → Settings → Codes if you are mid-dungeon.

Buy From Events (With Caution)

Event shops sell forge and reforge stones, but one experienced player specifically called this "the mistake that I made." Event pricing is usually worse value than simply grinding Boss Rush for the same materials. Treat event purchases as a top-up, not your main supply.

How Forging and Reforging Actually Work

Forging: Raising Base Stats

The forge crafting menu sits under Forge → Crafting → Equipment. Crafted gear scales to your current level — a level 175 player crafting an exotic ring receives a level 175 exotic ring, not a low-level one. That makes crafting a legitimate path to endgame gear if you have the materials.

Reforging: Fixing Bad Rolls

Reforging rerolls substats on gear you already use. This is almost always better than grinding a brand-new weapon from zero, especially since the level cap remains far off for most players. If your ring has life steal but you need crit damage, reforge it rather than replacing it.

Upgrade Success Rates

Here is where the grind gets real. Upgrades are not guaranteed — each attempt carries a success percentage. One player described a ring sitting at a 3% success chance, meaning a single plus level could consume enormous material quantities.

That math compounds fast. If you need five exotic ores to make one exotic ingot, and you burn roughly 100 ingots chasing a few upgrade levels, you are looking at hundreds of boss kills for marginal gains. Plan your upgrade targets accordingly.

Forge Stones vs. Exotic vs. Celestial Gear

This is the most common early-game mistake: chasing exotic gear because it sounds stronger.

Gear TierBase Damage ExampleMaterial CostVerdict
Exotic~1.7K5 exotic ore per ingot, brutal upgrade ratesLate-game only
Celestial~2.2K base with upgradesFarmable from dungeonsBest for most players

A well-upgraded celestial ring can outperform a poorly-upgraded exotic one by a wide margin. One player's celestial ring hit 2.2K base damage at +17, while their exotic ring sat at 1.7K — and the exotic cost vastly more to upgrade.

The practical rule from experienced players: use celestial gear until you have enough exotic materials to actually push upgrades through. Do not force exotic early. The exotic ore grind — farming the Scarlet Knight in Underworld Nightmare+ or Nightmare of the Endless — is a long-term project, not a starter goal.

Best Upgrade Order for Forge Stones

Spending forge stones without a plan wastes them. Follow this priority:

  1. Raw base damage first. Every multiplier in your build scales off it.
  2. Ring base damage. Community testing shows the ring carries the largest single base damage contribution.
  3. Class stat points. A sinister trigger build with stats dumped into dexterity jumped from 3.7K to 12.6K damage — a massive swing from allocation alone.
  4. Crit rate before crit damage. Crit damage is worthless if you never crit.
  5. Bonus damage and life steal last. Bonus damage contributes heavily to endgame numbers; life steal keeps you alive through long fights.

What Stats to Chase on Each Slot

SlotPriority Stats
RingBonus damage, crit damage, crit rate, life steal
HelmetDamage type matching your class (range, physical, or magic)
BodySame damage type as helmet

Match your damage type to your class. A sinister trigger build wants range damage; melee long sword builds want physical; casters want magic. Getting this wrong quietly wastes an entire gear slot.

The 75-Hit Ramp

One endgame sinister trigger build showed M1 hits starting around 80K and ramping to over 500K on crits after roughly 75 hits stacked bonus damage. That ramp is why bonus damage stats matter so much in extended boss fights — short bursts hide their value, long raids expose it.

For a broader look at the game itself, the official Roblox game page is the best starting point.

Common Forge Stone Mistakes to Avoid

  • Buying from event shops instead of farming Boss Rush. Poor value per stone.
  • Upgrading exotic gear before you can sustain the material cost. You will stall out mid-upgrade.
  • Stacking crit damage with low crit rate. Dead stat.
  • Ignoring reforging. Rerolling substats on existing gear beats starting over.
  • Forgetting to equip titles. Titles are not equipped by default and can add meaningful stat points — one example gave +19 dexterity.
  • Skipping class mastery levels. Class mastery adds flat stats that multiply through your whole build.

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