Browse through 920+ items including weapons, armor, and accessories. Search by name, filter by rarity, type, or damage scaling to find your next upgrade.
Early Access release: January 21, 2026This collection covers every piece of equipment you'll encounter while playing LORT. Each entry includes base damage numbers, attribute requirements (STR, AGI, INT), scaling percentages, attack speed values, and damage type classification.
The database currently reflects version 1.2.5 balance. When patches adjust weapon stats or introduce new items, I update the numbers to keep everything accurate.
High base damage ranged weapons. Slower fire rate but devastating hits. Top DPS performer: Acretaker, Distant Death (249.8 DPS).
Magical damage dealers with fast attack speed. Scales with INT. Best pick: Winged Chalice of Chugg (114.7 DPS).
Two-handed melee weapons with wide swings. Requires high STR investment. Chad's Claymore leads at 105 DPS.
Blunt weapons that bypass certain armor types. Good balance of damage and speed. Biggle Bonkski hits for 103.8 DPS.
Balanced ranged option with moderate fire rate. Less burst than strongbows but more consistent. Sapphiric Bolter reaches 91.2 DPS.
Magical weapons with area effects. Higher INT requirements. Top tier: Gat Staff of Bustin Fat Caps (86.3 DPS).
Standard ranged weapons with quick draw times. AGI scaling makes them strong for nimble builds.
One-handed melee weapons. Leaves your off-hand free for shields or casting. Versatile damage output.
Fast attack speed, low damage per hit. Scales heavily with AGI. Great for status effect builds.
Ranged weapons with quick reload. Medium range, good for mobile playstyles.
If you're running a STR build, filter for weapons with strength scaling. This immediately shows which options benefit from your stat investment.
Early game? Stick to Common and Uncommon filters to see realistic upgrade paths. Endgame farming? Set it to Epic or Legendary to plan your target loot.
Once filtered, sort by estimated DPS at your current attribute levels. The calculator uses your input stats to show real damage output, not just base numbers.
A weapon might show high DPS but require 45 INT when you're at 20. Requirements are color-coded: green means you qualify, red means you need more points.
Click the comparison tool to see two weapons next to each other. This lets you weigh attack speed vs damage per hit, or compare scaling efficiency.
All numbers come from version 1.2.5 balance files. Base damage, scaling percentages, attack speed multipliers, and attribute requirements match in-game values. DPS calculations assume neutral enemy armor (no weakness or resistance).
When the developers release patches that adjust weapon stats or add new equipment, I pull fresh data and update this database. Check the homepage for the last update timestamp if you're unsure whether recent patches are reflected here.
A Rare weapon with perfect stat scaling for your build often outperforms an Epic weapon with mismatched attributes. Don't ignore lower rarities just because of the color.
Two weapons with identical DPS can play completely differently. Faster weapons let you react quickly and spread status effects, while slow weapons front-load burst damage. Pick what matches your timing.
Equipping a weapon with 40 STR requirement means those 40 points are committed. Before choosing, verify you're okay with that stat allocation for the rest of your build.
Physical vs Magical damage split becomes important when facing bosses with specific resistances. Keep at least one backup weapon of the opposite damage type for tough encounters.
Scaling percentages aren't linear forever. After certain stat thresholds (usually 50-60 in a single attribute), returns diminish. Use the attribute calculator to check if respeccing into a different weapon type gives better overall damage.
Most Legendary items include special abilities or passive bonuses beyond raw stats. These effects aren't always visible in DPS calculations but can drastically change your effectiveness in actual combat.
Browse the current equipment list, refine results with filters, and see a quick DPS estimate based on your stats.
Perfectly formed out of the trunk of an old elvish Soultree. Strung with the heartstring from an adult Big Bingo Dragon and then lacquered with Secret Goblin Wood Lacquer. This bow stopped any further development into ranged weapons. People were like "we're done here".
Cut from Ashsteel and forged into its profane shape by Sten the Sickomancer, the double screaming skulls provide the wearer with the confidence they need to take skulls on the battlefield. As well as a piercing constant headache.
The foundation of the Chugga Chug Order, the Chalice of Chugg is an incredibly powerful wand, a fantastic accessory for any gala or banquet and can serve both still AND sparkling water. Huzzah!
Cut from coral coralled from the Deep Deeps, the place beneath the already deep sea, this barometric ballista is as strong as two fish strapped to a piece of wood implies.
Grab the handle and feel the surge of energy course through your veins. The hammer is you. You are it. Everything and everyone else is a nail. Get to work.
Forged by the fantastical blacksmith-enchanter-roommate duo Elanda and Karan'tira before their completely unnecessary plot-mandated death.
Only the most powerful of Archmages have been able to harness this incredible power from a bygone age. Its intricate tape-based craftsmanship has inspired generations of artisans.
Destructive devastation or informative indication, the power of both is in your hands. Use it wisely.
This monstrosity was wielded by Windoo, the only mace user in the entire order of the Red-Eye Kights. The chest is entirely filled with freeze-dried espresso, keeping its wielder awake even through the most boring of battles.
Legendary bow of incredible fame. Has a huge amount of incredible rich and detailed lore, none which is featured here. Ask any old arrow thrower, novice ranger or other archery-related individual and they one hundred percent know what the acronym stand for, without fail. Therefore, it is omitted for brevity.
Fourteen fantastic skateboard-angels created this sick double-edged blade and primarily used it to get through the tough outer packaging when buying like, scissors and stuff.
Forged by a million apesmiths working a million forges, this blade is an anomaly - a vexing, inexorable, thaumaturgic, big anomaly. Comes with a built-in dictionary.
One of the first bows made by the now legendary Thank Trop, the Muscular Archer. Fashioned out of horns from a buck that he struck purely out of luck - he had aimed at a duck.
Famously used to slay prolific public-domain villain Dracula.
"When you stare into the abyss too long, it stares back" - what they DON'T tell you is that it doesn't stop looking. Fantastic powers of the void, but unfortunately very invasive into your private life.
A magical artifact stolen from the crib of the Deep-Sea Lord himself... with the young Deep-Sea Lord still hanging onto it. Show him the world, it'll do him good.
Slimes are not nature's most clever creatures - contrary to what one might think at first glance, the slime is solely responsible for getting into the pickle that resulted in this great mace.
As wet as it is deadly. The strongest hunters take on this weapon as it is both incredibly strong and becuase its garish decoration poses a greater challenge when hunting. But also just because they love how it looks.
"I can hit anything - point me at the nearest sparrow and I will put a giant arrow in its eye. But only on Saturdays or Sundays between ten and three."
Favored by sea-dogs and sea-lions alike, this sturdy crossbow gains considerable ranged prowess at the cost of a slighly funky smell.
Blade carried by the legendary Blade Master Edgee' Lohrd, who loved being very loud in public and having heated arguments with strangers over carrier pidgeon.
Fueled by the intense drive to write saucy fan fiction, Landon the Fair's might grew stronger with each highly questionable mishandling of public domain characters.
A dagger made for stabbing. Not heroicly, not gloriously. This is a pathetic dagger for pathetic rogue business.
"Everyone knows the biggest threat to a fine wizarding career is lonelyness - that's why this staff comes with Goodie Gupper, here to listen to your mundane arcane ramblings!" - Ad blurb
As go the words of Highlord Sorcerer Gingablapp Pingpang; "BLAM! BLAM! BLAM! BLAM! GUN! GUN!".
Used to commit great things. Terrible... but great. And then being reminded of the shame for the rest of your life.
Sooner or later, everything turns into crabs. Give in. Join the sideways march of the Crustacean Nation.
Favored backup weapon of the legendary Keglords of the Chugga Chug Order of Monks. It is perfect for a hang near the lake or a local small town sports event.
Crystal blade forged by magical businessmen in the caverns deep beneath That Big Library. Last wielded by Kehl'vin in his fight with the Chel'Zius and Fahr Einhait.
Favoured mace of the King of Zombies. Eleven times he was attacked by a hero trying to take his life. Eleven times he killed 'em, reanimated 'em, shrunk 'em and then stuffed them up inside this hammer. You can still hear them in there, dancing.
Night Guy put attachments on everything he ever loved - his rifle, his cat and his best friend Brian. He went too far when he put a gun on his knife.
A dagger made for stabbing. Not heroicly, not gloriously. This is a pathetic dagger for pathetic rogue business.
The double-crossed elastic ropes was not the only great invention by the Great Criss, who also invented wearing your pants backwards. Not very practical, but incredibly fly.
Staff made from natural materials - polished oak, leather, iron rivets and a huge misshapen bone from like a gross huge moose or something. Man, what the heck is that? Like, why is it curved like that? Don't think too much about it.
Last used by a mage who was paid in exposure.
Is it even really a Strong Bow? More like a regular sized bow.
As you grab this mace, which was "Forged" by the High Keglord of the Chugga Chug Order of Monks, you hear voices in the back of your mind going "CHUG CHUG CHUG CHUG".
Tony here to help. Tony can bake good loaf. Tony got good shoulder to cry on. Trust Tony.
A dagger made for stabbing. Not heroicly, not gloriously. This is a pathetic dagger for pathetic rogue business.
Contrary to what one might think, this is the bow of an elven baker named Hunter Ridgeleaf, who's parents are greatly disappointed by Hunter's choice of career. Has a note on it saying "Pawned for 15 gold at Grombo's Pawn and Prawn".
Also known as Kött's Blade of Double Chopping. Before it was lost, it was a source of great confusion amongst the Retail Raiders, as their leader also carried a Shopping Blade.
The Black Knight pulled out this monstrosity and said "Chew on this fat cotton" and then cut Golden Bob's head clean off. As he walked away with a tear in his eye, he said "You're off the hook-ah".
The most crossbow-y crossbow ever constructed by man, goblin or otherwise. If it wasn't just kind of mediocre it would be a great feat.
Once there was a wizard named Artagoon the Illustrious. He made the mistake of getting killed by Grob the Dumb Mage, who never quite got his opponent's name right. Thus, he was forever remembered as "dat goon".
In the dusty desert dungeon of the Sandy Lands, no object is of higher value than Dessert Storm - the cakemaker.
A useful tool for maritime warfare, used by the Bow Bow archer, before he got moved to the other side due to his poor aim - he never got anything higher than a Sea Minus.
Mystical fantastical blade of like, helping someone cross a wagon path, or holding up the tavern door for the next patron.
A decent first weapon for any self-respecting blade caster person.
A dagger made for stabbing. Not heroicly, not gloriously. This is a pathetic dagger for pathetic rogue business.
Hey you, do you want s'more? Well this wand is a one-of-one so tough luck, cupcake.
A hammer that looks cool, but it is mostly sawdust, glue, paper mache and goblin spittle.
A now-ubiquitous part of the baby experience. Goo-goo gaga GAT.
A crossbow of poor quality.
Preferred staff of the Wizards of the Dancing Lines. Although worn and well-used, it posses a distinctly folksy strain of arcane energy.
A dagger made for stabbing. Not heroicly, not gloriously. This is a pathetic dagger for pathetic rogue business.
Fast shooting, this rooting bow is fast but not that great. More "pooting and tooting" than "shooting and looting".
As bows come, this is really quite terrible. Hard to use, ugly and full of splinters, this bow has no redeeming qualities. You hate holding this in your hands.
A broadsword with a narrow tip, which makes its performance as a broadsword less than ideal. Sometimes conventions are there for a reason.
A poor wizards melee weapon. Not very great.
A dagger made for stabbing. Not heroicly, not gloriously. This is a pathetic dagger for pathetic rogue business.
