Forge (Rev. 9)

The Forge is a gameplay mechanic that allows players to “exchange” undesired Untiered (UT) items for others. The Forge was introduced to the Vault in patch 1.3.0.0 on December 16 2020.

Materials

Items require varying quantities of common , rare and legendary materials.

These materials are “obtained” by dismantling other untiered items.

Materials cannot be extracted from the item they are a part of; they are a part of the item itself and cannot exist on their own. Because of this, unused materials are not saved nor stored between forges.

Some items may also require marks from the dungeon they drop from.

Tiers

Items can be roughly sorted into 5 tiers depending on their required materials and forgefire. As a general rule, dismantling items of a given tier will give a third of the materials it would take to forge the item. This also means it takes three items in a given tier to forge an item in the same tier.

Tier Forging Cost Dismantling
S 135
120
45
1560 Forgefire
45
40
15
A 120
90
720 Forgefire
40
30
B 90
45
400 Forgefire
30
15
C 60
120 Forgefire
20
5
D 45
60 Forgefire
15

Ore

Ore can be found as a rare drop from enemies, bought from the shop, or (tentatively) a reward for limited-time events and daily logins. There are four qualities of ore: Basic, Greater, Superior, and Paramount, corresponding to the C, B, A, and S tiers respectively.

A single ore can be used in the forging of an item and will give equivalent materials to a UT of its tier, reducing the number of UT items of that tier required to forge an item in said tier to two.

Forgefire

Forging consumes forgefire , which is obtained at a rate of 400 per day or by using Sulfur. A maximum of 1600 forgefire can be accumulated at any given time.

Blueprints

A few forgable items can be forged from the get-go; most other forgable items can only be forged once their respective Blueprint has been found.

Exclusive/Limited Items

Many UTs, such as seasonal/event reskins of existing items and special UT set items, can only be dismantled.

Reskinned UT items will typically grant the same materials as their base item. See here for an exhaustive list of items that may fit into this category.

UT items that don’t have a base item (such as the Agents of Oryx Gear) will grant materials relative to their rarity and power.

See Also:

Forging introduced and explained by DECA in the 1.3.0.0.0 patch notes