The Forge Ores List - Multipliers, Traits & Areas

Quick Answer

The most important ore stat in The Forge is the multiplier, because it changes the average strength of a crafting mix. Traits matter when an ore has a weapon, armor, or all-mode passive effect, but a trait only helps when that ore keeps enough share of the recipe. For most players, the safest workflow is simple: choose the area group you can farm, use multiplier ores to reach the item tier you want, then add trait ores only when the passive effect supports the build.

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Area groups covered

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Ores tracked from calculator data

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Multiplier range

Weapon / Armor / All

Trait types separated

How to Read the Ore Table

The table is designed for fast recipe decisions. Use the multiplier column to estimate raw recipe strength, the trait column to see whether the ore can add a passive effect, and the use column to decide when the ore is worth spending.

Multiplier

Higher multipliers usually push a recipe toward stronger item categories. A 9x ore such as Aquajade is very different from a 1x starter ore, even when neither has a trait.

Trait status

Weapon traits help weapon builds, armor traits help armor builds, and all-mode traits can work in both. Trait ores still need enough recipe share to matter.

Area group

Area grouping helps you plan farming routes. Compare ores inside the same area first, then decide whether a higher-area ore is worth saving for a better craft.

Complete The Forge Ore List

These ore values mirror the calculator's current data. Use them as a planning reference, then test the actual mix in the calculator because final item odds depend on all ores, count, mode, and forge area.

Stonewake's Cross Ores

Starter and early progression ores for low-cost tests, baseline recipes, and learning how multipliers affect results.

Starter area

Ore	Multiplier	Rarity	Trait	Best planning use
Stone	0.2x	Common	None	Starter filler for very low multiplier tests
Sand Stone	0.25x	Common	None	Early filler when a recipe needs a small lift
Copper	0.3x	Common	None	Basic starter ore for cheap experiments
Iron	0.35x	Common	None	Low-cost weapon and armor testing ore
Tin	0.425x	Uncommon	None	Slightly stronger starter mix support
Silver	0.5x	Uncommon	None	Early uncommon multiplier support
Gold	0.65x	Uncommon	None	Starter value support before rare ores
Mushroomite	0.8x	Rare	None	Cheap rare slot for low-tier recipe tuning
Platinum	0.8x	Rare	None	Stable rare filler for beginner recipes
Bananite	0.85x	Uncommon	None	Uncommon support when you need a little more average
Cardboardite	0.7x	Common	None	Budget support ore for early crafting
Aite	1.0x	Epic	None	First 1x anchor for basic recipe comparison
Poopite	1.2x	Epic	All	Trait-capable early ore for effect testing
Fichillium	0x	Relic	None	Special-case ore; test before spending it

Forgotten Kingdom Ores

Mid-game ores where trait planning begins to matter and multipliers start changing item categories more visibly.

Mid-game

Ore	Multiplier	Rarity	Trait	Best planning use
Cobalt	1.0x	Uncommon	None	Reliable 1x support for Forgotten Kingdom mixes
Titanium	1.15x	Uncommon	None	Low-mid multiplier support
Volcanic Rock	1.55x	Rare	None	Rare bridge from starter to stronger recipes
Lapis Lazuli	1.3x	Uncommon	None	Flexible low-mid recipe support
Quartz	1.5x	Rare	None	Clean multiplier support without trait pressure
Amethyst	1.65x	Rare	None	Rare support for mid recipe planning
Topaz	1.75x	Rare	None	Rare support when a mix needs more average
Diamond	2.0x	Rare	None	Strong rare anchor for value recipes
Sapphire	2.25x	Rare	None	Useful rare anchor for spear and mixed recipes
Cuprite	2.43x	Epic	None	Epic multiplier lift before trait ores
Obsidian	2.35x	Epic	Armor	Armor trait ore; keep share high enough to activate
Emerald	2.55x	Epic	None	Epic support for stronger mid-game recipes
Ruby	2.95x	Epic	None	Near-3x epic support for weapon tuning
Rivalite	3.33x	Epic	Weapon	Weapon trait ore for offensive mixes
Uranium	3.0x	Legendary	Armor	Armor trait ore with strong multiplier value
Mythril	3.5x	Legendary	Armor	Legendary armor trait and multiplier support
Eye Ore	4.0x	Legendary	All	All-mode trait ore for flexible builds
Fireite	4.5x	Legendary	Weapon	Weapon trait ore for damage-focused testing
Magmaite	5.0x	Legendary	Weapon	High weapon trait support
Lightite	4.6x	Legendary	Armor	Armor trait support with high multiplier
Demonite	5.5x	Mythical	Armor	Mythical armor trait ore for expensive tests
Darkryte	6.3x	Mythical	Armor	High-end armor trait and multiplier ore

Goblin Cave Crystals

Crystal ores with clean multipliers, useful when you need stronger averages without extra trait complexity.

Crystals

Ore	Multiplier	Rarity	Trait	Best planning use
Magenta Crystal	3.1x	Epic	None	Goblin Cave crystal support for epic mixes
Crimson Crystal	3.3x	Epic	None	Epic crystal support for higher averages
Green Crystal	3.2x	Epic	None	Balanced crystal support ore
Orange Crystal	3.0x	Epic	None	3x crystal anchor for Goblin Cave recipes
Blue Crystal	3.4x	Epic	None	Strongest regular crystal support in the group
Rainbow Crystal	5.25x	Legendary	None	Legendary crystal for stronger experimental mixes
Arcane Crystal	7.5x	Mythical	None	High crystal multiplier for expensive recipes

Frostspire Expanse Ores

High-value ores, heart drops, and several trait-capable materials for advanced weapon and armor tests.

Advanced

Ore	Multiplier	Rarity	Trait	Best planning use
Tungsten	2.6x	Common	None	Frostspire baseline ore with mid multiplier
Sulfur	2.75x	Uncommon	None	Early Frostspire support ore
Pumice	2.9x	Rare	Armor	Armor trait option for Frostspire recipes
Graphite	3.1x	Rare	Armor	Armor trait support with clean multiplier
Aetherit	3.4x	Rare	Armor	Rare armor trait support
Scheelite	3.3x	Rare	None	Rare multiplier support without trait commitment
Larimar	4.1x	Epic	None	Epic support used in several stronger recipe tests
Neurotite	4.3x	Epic	None	Epic Frostspire multiplier support
Frost Fossil	4.5x	Epic	All	All-mode trait ore for hybrid planning
Tide Carve	4.7x	Epic	None	High epic support before legendary ores
Velchire	5.5x	Legendary	Armor	Legendary armor trait support
Sanctis	6.0x	Legendary	Armor	High armor trait support
Snowite	8.0x	Legendary	Weapon	Weapon trait ore for high-value weapon mixes
Iceite	10.5x	Mythical	Weapon	Mythical weapon trait ore for expensive attempts
Mosasaursit	7.0x	Exotic	Armor	Exotic armor trait option
Frogite	8.5x	Epic	Armor	Enemy-style armor trait support in Frostspire data
Moon Stone	9.5x	Legendary	Weapon	Legendary weapon trait support
Gulabite	9.99x	Legendary	None	Almost-10x multiplier support
Coinite	1.0x	Legendary	None	Special low-multiplier legendary; test carefully
Duranite	12.0x	Mythical	Armor	High mythical armor trait support
Evil Eye	13.3x	Mythical	None	Very high multiplier support without trait
Stolen Heart	15.4x	Divine	Weapon	Divine weapon trait ore for premium attempts
Heart Of The Island	18.5x	Relic	Armor	Relic armor trait ore for end-game testing

The Peak Ores

High multiplier ores such as Aquajade, Voidstar, Etherealite, Heavenite, and Gargantuan for late-game planning.

High tier

Ore	Multiplier	Rarity	Trait	Best planning use
Mistvein	7.2x	Rare	None	The Peak rare support for high average mixes
Lgarite	7.5x	Rare	None	Rare Peak support ore for stronger recipes
$Voidfractal ore icon$ Voidfractal	8.0x	Rare	None	High rare support near legendary strength
Moltenfrost	8.3x	Epic	None	Epic Peak support for high-tier mixes
Crimsonite	8.5x	Epic	Weapon	Weapon trait ore for Peak builds
Malachite	8.8x	Epic	Weapon	Weapon trait support with strong multiplier
Aquajade	9.0x	Epic	None	9x support ore with a dedicated guide
Cryptex	9.3x	Epic	None	Peak epic support above Aquajade
Galestor	9.5x	Epic	None	High epic support for near-legendary mixes
Voidstar	10.0x	Legendary	Weapon	Legendary weapon trait anchor
Etherealite	11.1x	Mythical	Armor	Mythical armor trait anchor
Suryafal	15.0x	Relic	None	Relic multiplier support for premium recipes
Heavenite	20.0x	Divine	None	Divine multiplier support for ceiling attempts
Gargantuan	25.0x	Divine	Weapon	Highest weapon trait and multiplier anchor

Enemy Drop Ores

Enemy and heart-style drops that often work as special recipe ingredients rather than everyday filler.

Drops

Ore	Multiplier	Rarity	Trait	Best planning use
Boneite	1.2x	Rare	None	Enemy drop support for early experiments
Dark Boneite	2.25x	Rare	None	Enemy drop support near Sapphire strength
Slimite	2.25x	Epic	None	Enemy drop support with epic rarity
Prismatic Heart	5.5x	Legendary	Weapon	Weapon trait heart drop for stronger mixes
Yeti Heart	7.7x	Mythical	Weapon	Mythical weapon trait heart drop
Golem Heart	10.0x	Divine	Weapon	Divine weapon trait heart drop

How Ore Traits Change Recipes

The best ore is not always the highest multiplier. If a build needs a passive effect, a lower multiplier trait ore may outperform a stronger no-trait ore. If the build only needs raw item tier, a clean multiplier ore can be better than forcing a trait that does not match your goal.

Use trait ores when

The passive effect matches your weapon or armor goal.
The trait ore can keep enough share of the recipe to activate.
The calculator shows that the trait-adjusted result is better than raw multiplier stacking.
You are building around damage, defense, health, speed, or another specific passive.

Use multiplier ores when

You need to raise the average recipe strength.
Your trait source is already covered by another ore.
The craft is an experiment and you do not want to spend your rarest trait ore.
You are comparing several possible recipes before committing inventory.

Practical Ore Planning Examples

Use these examples to decide which ore group to test first. The exact result still belongs in the calculator, but the pattern helps you avoid wasting rare materials.

Budget weapon test

Start with Forgotten Kingdom ores such as Diamond, Sapphire, Ruby, or Rivalite. They give enough multiplier movement to show whether a weapon category is reachable without spending Peak ores.

Trait-focused armor test

Choose armor trait ores such as Obsidian, Uranium, Mythril, Velchire, or Etherealite, then use clean multiplier support only after the passive source is stable.

High-tier recipe test

Use The Peak ores such as Aquajade, Voidstar, Suryafal, Heavenite, and Gargantuan only when the calculator shows a meaningful jump in odds or item value.

Data Notes

This page uses local calculator data for recipe planning. Live-game drop locations and labels can shift after Roblox game updates, so use the table for crafting math and verify current farming routes in-game.

Calculator-first values

Multiplier, rarity, trait status, and planning notes are aligned with the site's calculator data so the ore list and calculator speak the same language.

No guaranteed outcomes

Ore choice improves odds but does not guarantee a specific item. Always compare the whole mix before spending rare ores.

FAQ About The Forge Ores

What are the best ores in The Forge?

The best ore depends on your recipe goal. Gargantuan, Heavenite, Suryafal, Etherealite, Voidstar, and Iceite have very high multipliers, but a lower trait ore can be better when your build needs a specific passive effect.

What does an ore multiplier do in The Forge?

The multiplier contributes to the average strength of your ore mix. Higher averages generally push recipes toward stronger item outcomes, but the final result still depends on the full mix, count, mode, and forge area.

Do all ores have traits?

No. Many ores have no trait and are mainly used for multiplier value. Trait ores are marked as Weapon, Armor, or All in the table.

Is Aquajade a good ore?

Yes, Aquajade is a useful 9x The Peak ore for raising recipe averages. It does not currently have a trait in this calculator data, so it is best used as multiplier support.

Should I use my highest multiplier ore every time?

No. Save high-tier ores for recipes where the calculator shows a meaningful improvement. For cheap tests, use lower ores first and compare the result.

Why should I use the calculator after reading the ore list?

The ore list explains individual materials, but crafting odds come from the entire mix. The calculator shows how your selected ores work together before you spend them in-game.

The Forge Ores List: Multipliers, Traits, Areas and Best Uses