The Long Sword is a powerful Rare-tier Great Sword in The Forge Roblox, designed for players who want strong, consistent DPS. Forging it requires a controlled mix of ores, each influencing the craft quality and final damage. In our tests, the crafting blend used for the Long Sword included 25 percent Quartz, 50 percent Boneite, 5 percent Titanium, and 20 percent Amethyst. These ratios can shift depending on the quality of your craft, so experimenting with alternate compositions may further optimize your weapon stats.
This guide outlines the Long Sword’s requirements, ore composition, final stats, and where to gather the materials you need.
Long Sword requirements
- Quartz: 25%
- Boneite: 50%
- Titanium: 5%
- Amethyst: 20%
The ore composition percentages can vary based on the weapon type and the quality you achieve. The values provided here reflect results from our own in-game tests. You are encouraged to try alternate blends and share your discoveries in the comments.
Long Sword specifications
- Class: Great Sword
- Rarity: Rare
- Damage: 29.97 DMG
- ATK Speed: 1.11s
- Price: 605.57$ (craft quality may increase or decrease the value)
Learn how to craft in the Forge
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How to find Long Sword Ores
The materials required for the Long Sword appear within mid- to late-tier cave systems. Boneite, the primary component, drops from skeleton enemies and has roughly a 1 in 222 chance per kill. Quartz and Amethyst are commonly found in crystalline cave regions, while Titanium spawns deeper in advanced rock layers. Ensure your pickaxe tier is capable of breaking higher-difficulty nodes to efficiently farm these resources. Exploring deeper cave branches and defeating skeleton mobs provides the best yield for Long Sword materials.
We hope this Long Sword forging guide offered all the clarity you were looking for and made your experience smoother. If you have any feedback, suggestions, or questions, drop them in the comments below. We actively read and respond, so feel free to reach out whenever you need extra help or guidance.
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