Documented ore inputs & results
These entries refer to the Roblox game by Good Bro Studio. The material is labeled The Apex in-game, shortened to Apex below. Each row describes one recorded craft. The Forge's weapon-class preview and the named result are different pieces of information.
| Material input | Class preview | Recorded result | Walkthrough |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 × ApexOne ore type | GreatswordUI shows 100% in the recording | Infernal OverlordInfinite rarity · one observed outcome | Input & reveal → |
| 4 × ApexOne ore type | KatanaUI shows 100% in the recording | Bone CarverInfinite rarity · one observed outcome | Input & reveal → |
Source: Default's September 25 gameplay, around 4:08–4:49 and 11:25–11:52. These values have not been retested in the October 3 game build.
It is the class preview displayed in that recording. It does not establish a 100% chance of a specific named weapon, skill roll, or final Power value. A single result cannot establish those odds.
Choose by the materials you can afford
The documented Katana input uses four Apex, while the Greatsword input uses thirteen. That makes the Katana example cheaper in Apex count. It does not prove that it is the best use of Apex at every stage.
Both examples are from a player already collecting late-game ores. If you do not have Apex, do not treat these as a beginner farming requirement. The forging guide explains the interface you can check with your own materials.
A useful comparison starts with your current weapon, the Power shown on the candidate item, its skills, and the ore cost. We have not published a universal “best weapon” ranking because these two crafts do not test the full weapon pool.
Watch the input change before forging
The recording shows the player adding Apex and checking the Greatsword preview before committing the craft. Pause on the preview, then continue through the reveal; do the same check in your own game.
Which combinations are still missing?
We have not added the circulating mixed-ore tables for Phantom Violet, Draco-Ignis, or Celestial Hilt. A list of ore names without exact counts and a matching reveal is not enough to reproduce a craft reliably.
The next entries need a legible input frame, the class preview, the result screen, and the game version or recording date. For now, use the two documented examples above and the ore-selection notes.
Recipe questions
Does the same input always give the same weapon?
The recordings show one result per listed input. They do not establish a repeatable named-item guarantee. Read the class preview separately from the weapon's name and skill rolls.
Are these recipes for The Forge?
No. They are for +1 Loot To Forge by Good Bro Studio, Roblox place 118805555015549. Recipes and materials from The Forge are not used here.
Is there a recipe calculator?
No. We do not have a verified formula that predicts the full output pool from ore inputs. The table records examples rather than calculating untested outcomes.