All Ores in The Forge: Locations, Drop Chances & Traits

If you have spent more than ten minutes in The Forge, you already know one simple truth: ores rule everything. Your weapons, armor, profit, and progression all come down to how efficiently you can gather ores. Every forged weapon, every pickaxe upgrade, and every trip to a cave starts with mining the right materials. Some players even grab a bit of extra Robux from PVPBank to buy Roblox robux and speed up progression when they are tired of being stuck with beginner gear. Not required, but it definitely makes the grind feel smoother.

Whether you are a new miner hitting pebbles with a default pickaxe or a veteran staring down late-game volcanic caverns, learning how ores work is essential. This guide covers all ores in The Forge and how to get them, including their drop chances, traits, sell prices, and locations. My goal is to make sure that the next time you see a weird glowing rock, you know exactly whether it's trash or treasure.

Let’s dig in — literally.

How Ores Work in The Forge

Before diving into ore lists, here are the basics every player should understand:

• Every rock type has its own loot table and drop chances.

• Better areas give higher rarity ores (common → uncommon → rare → epic → legendary → mythical → divine).

• Pickaxe tier matters — a weak pickaxe means slow mining and fewer ore drops.

• Luck stat influences rare ore drops, especially in Forgotten Kingdom and Goblin Cave.

• A handful of ores come from enemies, not rocks.

• Ore rarity directly affects weapon and armor quality, multipliers, and traits.

A lot of players underestimate ore traits — but traits like AOE explosion chance, burn damage, extra defense, or crit boost are what make endgame weapons ridiculous.

All Ores in The Forge

Below is the complete breakdown of every ore in the game, sorted by region. Whether you are farming Stonewake's Cross, Forgotten Kingdom, or Goblin Cave, all the info you need is here.

Stonewake’s Cross Ores

This is the starter area and where most players spend their early hours. Almost everything here is common or uncommon, but a few early epics exist if your luck is decent.

Common and Uncommon Ores

These ores appear constantly and sell for cheap, but they are crucial for early crafting:

• Stone — 1/1 drop, 0.2x multiplier

• Sand Stone — 1/2 drop, 0.25x multiplier

• Copper — 1/3 drop, 0.3x multiplier

• Iron — 1/5 drop, 0.35x multiplier

• Tin — 1/7 drop, rare compared to the others

• Silver — 1/12 drop, solid early profit

• Gold — 1/16 drop, high sell price but not used much in late crafting

Rare & Epic Early Ores

These are the beginner “jackpots” in Stonewake’s Cross:

• Mushroomite — rare, 1/22 chance

• Platinum — rare, 1/28

• Bananite — uncommon but stronger stats

• Cardboardite — joke ore, but used in a few niche crafts

• Aite — epic rarity with 1x multiplier

• Poopite — epic rarity, trait gives poison damage when below 35 percent HP

Special Case

• Fichillium — relic rarity

  • Only from lucky blocks

  • Has a 0x multiplier and cannot be sold

Tip: At this stage, your goal is volume. Mine fast, sell junk, and save any rare ores for crafting your first weapon upgrades.

Forgotten Kingdom Ores

This region is where forging truly begins. The ores here are essential for rare, legendary, and early mythical weapon crafting.

Uncommon Tier

• Cobalt — 1/37

• Titanium — 1/50

• Lapis Lazuli — 1/73

Good early-mid ores with better multipliers.

Rare Tier

Great for mid-game crafts:

• Volcanic Rock

• Quartz

• Amethyst

• Topaz

• Diamond

• Sapphire

Diamond and Sapphire are your early power ores thanks to their 2x+ multipliers.

Epic Tier

These ores mark a big jump in power:

• Cuprite

• Obsidian

• Emerald

• Ruby

• Rivalite

Rivalite is crucial, giving +20 percent crit chance when used in weapons.

Obsidian and Mythril (below) serve as armor defense boosters.

Legendary Tier

These ores allow crafting your first truly powerful weapons:

• Uranium

• Mythril

• Eye Ore

• Fireite

• Magmaite

• Lightite

These all have strong crafting traits:

• Eye Ore: massively increases damage but lowers HP

• Fireite: burn chance

• Magmaite: AOE explosion chance

• Lightite: big movement speed boost

Mythical Tier

These are rare, expensive, and used for mythical and divine weapon crafts:

• Demonite — burn and backfire effect

• Darkryte — dodge chance passive

These ores change entire playstyles depending on your build.

Divine Tier

• Galaxite — 1 in 1,000,000 drop

• The rarest ore in the game

• Used for divine weapons and highest-tier crafts

Enemy Drop Ores

• Boneite — dropped by skeleton enemies

• Dark Boneite — dropped by elite skeletons and reapers

• Slimite — dropped by slimes

These are useful mid-game ores for crafting weapons without mining.

Goblin Cave Ores

Goblin Cave introduces crystal-type ores with higher multipliers.

Epic Crystals

These all drop at 1/255 chance:

• Magenta Crystal

• Crimson Crystal

• Green Crystal

• Orange Crystal

• Blue Crystal

Legendary & Epic Rare

• Rainbow Crystal Ore — legendary, 1/5000

• Arcane Crystal Ore — epic-special, 1/100000

Arcane Crystal is one of the highest multipliers in the game outside divine ores.

Which Ores Have Traits in The Forge?

Some ores do more than just boost multipliers. These traits add unique effects to weapons or armor:

• Darkryte — dodge passive

• Demonite — burn when taking damage

• Eye Ore — damage boost with HP penalty

• Fireite — weapon burn chance

• Lightite — movement speed bonus

• Magmaite — weapon explosion chance

• Mythril — defense boost

• Obsidian — heavy defense boost

• Poopite — poison effect

• Rivalite — huge crit chance increase

• Uranium — AOE damage based on max HP

Traits are extremely important for crafting specific builds. For example:

• Want a crit katana build? Use Rivalite.

• Want a burn build? Combine Fireite and Demonite.

• Want a tank armor setup? Use Obsidian and Mythril.

How to Get Ores in The Forge

1. Mine Everything

The main method is simple:

• Equip a pickaxe

• Hit rocks, pebbles, veins, cores, or crystal clusters

• Repeat until your inventory overflows

But there are ways to improve your results.

2. Upgrade Your Pickaxe

Higher pickaxe tiers:

• Mine faster

• Break tougher rocks

• Increase ore drop yield

• Slightly increase rare drop consistency

3. Boost Your Luck Stat

Luck influences high-rarity ore drops.
Ways to increase your luck:

• Race rerolls

• Using Forge Codes

• Potions and totems

4. Fight Enemies

Some ores drop only from mobs like skeletons and slimes.

5. Explore Higher-Level Caves

The deeper the zone, the higher the ore rarity.

How to Tell if an Ore Is Rare

Here are key signs an ore is rare in The Forge:

1. It appears in the Forgotten Kingdom or Goblin Cave

2. It has a very high multiplier

3. You only see it once in a long time

4. The rock glows or has a unique texture

5. You checked this guide and the drop rate is ridiculous

Selling Ores to NPCs

Early in the game, selling extra ores is your primary gold source.
NPCs near cave entrances buy ores instantly, helping you clear your inventory fast.

Pro tip: Never sell legendary or mythical ores unless you absolutely know you will not need them.

Final Tips from a Veteran Miner

• Don’t waste rare ores on low-tier crafting. Save them for legendary or mythical gear.

• Upgrade your pickaxe before anything else. Better pickaxe = better ores.

• Learn ore spawns in each cave layout. After a few hours, you will know exactly where to dig first.

• Traits matter more than multipliers in late game. Magmaite, Eye Ore, Fireite, Darkryte — these change everything.

• Keep some ores unsold for future updates. The developers love adding new recipes.

Final Thoughts

Mining ores in The Forge is a core part of the gameplay loop. Once you understand ore locations, traits, and drop chances, your crafting will improve dramatically. Whether you are aiming to create legendary weapons or divine armor, this full ore list gives you everything you need to plan your progression.