Farm a stage you can clear repeatedly, collect the ores you need, then return to Forge and equip the result. The locations below are dated observations, not exclusive drop tables. Official event schedules are separate from tested in-game availability.
Sources reviewed . Dated gameplay examples are identified below; this is not a claim of current in-game testing.
A repeatable clear beats an unfinished harder stage
Read the next stage’s Recommended Power, then check the actual fight. Step away from visible red attack markers and use the equipped skill when available.
If a clear is slow or unreliable, return to a stage you can finish. Compare collected materials and elapsed time across repeat runs instead of judging only the stage number.
Check bag space before another wave. The October 9 announcement adds auto-pickup, while older videos use manual pickup; confirm what your current session collects.
Return to the Forge with enough material for the intended attempt. Compare the new item in Backpack and Equip it before testing the blocked stage again.
Default’s September 25 recording returns to Stage 24 while farming The Apex; a harder encounter was slower and did not consistently give it. This is a useful farming comparison, not an Apex drop rate or proof it only drops there. Original farming narration ↗.
Dated stage-to-ore observations
These collection leads come from the September progression walkthrough ↗, reviewed October 14. Some materials were collected in the surrounding sequence. The table does not assign exclusive enemy drops, permanent stage requirements or present-day odds.
Historical stage and collected ore examples
Observed area
Materials reported
How to use the lead
Stage 1
Copper, Silver
Early collection example; check what your current wave actually drops.
Stage 2
Jade, Silver, Copper
Useful early materials, not exclusive to this stage.
Stages 4–5 / surrounding sequence
Fire Crystal, Nova Ore, Amethyst
Includes nearby collection; do not assign every ore to one enemy.
Stage 6
Sapphire, Mystic Crystal
Compare bag contents after a reliable clear.
Stage 11
Toxic Shard, Demon Eye, Void Shard
Historical later-material observation, not a current unlock promise.
Stage 12
Omni
One walkthrough’s collection, with no established drop chance.
Stage 24 (Default’s separate video)
The Apex
Dated late-game farming lead; patches and account progress may differ.
Golden Goblin encounters in the walkthrough also yielded Sunfire Ore and, later, a Magma Cluster. Neither encounter establishes a fixed spawn timer or guaranteed reward.
Current ore drop rates, complete stage requirements and boss health are not established by this table; compare the named area with your current dungeon UI.
Halloween Weather is a separate announcement from the Halloween boss season: it names Race Roll Luck, Training Boost and Additional Loot Drops. Next Big Update! instead announces a new dungeon, new loot and a new suit for a November listing window.
Event descriptions checked against the official Roblox Virtual Events feed ↗ for this game. Times below are the published UTC schedule, not a claim that we joined and tested the event. The status notes describe this dated check, not a live countdown.
Halloween Weather Event
Within the announced listing window at the October 26 check.
Announced start: Announced end:
Race Roll Luck, Training Boost and Additional Loot Drops. The description says various bonuses will be available over the weekend.
Unknown: Bonus amounts, daily activation times, affected loot, stacking rules and actual availability in a server.
The Weather description says over the weekend but gives no daily activation times inside its longer listing window. Do not assume the bonuses run continuously, or that Race Roll Luck changes a specific race chance by a known amount. The November announcement likewise does not say its new content disappears when the listing ends.
Check the official game before planning around a deadline. An announcement or an API status label alone does not prove that a reward is obtainable in your server. Earlier announcement windows ending does not establish that their systems were removed. No additional event page or unverified changelog is implied.