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War of Genesis: Idle Loot is a free desktop idle loot RPG: a 3D hero keeps fighting and collecting gear in a transparent corner of your screen, and the loot you farm can be traded with other players on the Steam Community Market. This wiki turns its gear tiers, crafting loop, trading rules and multiplayer modes into answers you can actually use.

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Beginner Guide

Which parts need no input at all, the order to touch systems on day one, and the first milestone you can verify.

Gear & Tiers

The 14 equipment slots, item levels, the Tier 3 to Tier 6 ladder, plus weapons, off-hands, gems and the extended gear categories.

Synthesis & Dismantle

How the Equipment Forge combines same-grade items into the next grade, and when breaking gear down is the better call.

Steam Market Trading

How loot reaches the Steam Community Market, why a listed item cannot be delisted, and what to check when a purchase never arrives.

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War of Genesis: Idle Loot character panel showing the Swordsman, Archer and Mage tabs with base attack, defence and HP values

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Characters: Classes, Grades and Level Gates

Characters can be swapped and have their own Tier 4 to Tier 6 grades. Official screenshots show Swordsman, Archer and Mage tabs plus base stats and level gates.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Synthesis and Dismantle Explained

The in-game text is explicit: combine same-grade items to get the next grade, up to Tier 6. Plus the farm, sort, combine, dismantle loop and when to dismantle.

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Weapons & Gear: 14 Slots and the Tier Ladder

How slots, item levels and the Tier 3 to Tier 6 ladder work, where gear comes from, and what to keep or break down.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot in-game Marketplace window with the List on Market button

Steam Market Trading & Delivery Checks

How loot reaches the market, why a listed item cannot be delisted, and the checklist for a purchase that never arrives.

Guides

War of Genesis: Idle Loot running as a transparent overlay on a Windows desktop with a Normal 4-2 stage counter

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Beginner Guide: What to Do First

Day one comes down to three things: confirm stages are running, equip what drops, and combine same-grade gear in the Equipment Forge.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Release Date and Early Access Status

Early Access began on September 10, 2026 and the launch was delayed by one hour on the day. Includes the official wording, price, platform and full-version plans.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot fighting transparently on top of a spreadsheet window on the Windows desktop

War of Genesis: Idle Loot System Requirements and Launch Fixes

Official minimum and recommended specs, the Windows-only limit, the 3 GB space requirement, and an ordered checklist for stalled logins and failed launches.

Loot & Gear

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War of Genesis: Idle Loot: How to Tell If a New Item Is Better

There is no trustworthy tier list in Early Access. Use four checks instead: slot, grade, item level and rolled options, in that order.

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War of Genesis: Idle Loot Weapons and Gear: 14 Slots and the Tier Ladder

How the loot is structured: 14 equipment slots, item level and grade as two separate axes, weapon naming patterns, gems, and the five ways gear reaches you.

Characters & Crafting

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Characters: Classes, Grades and Level Gates

Characters can be swapped and have their own Tier 4 to Tier 6 grades. Official screenshots show Swordsman, Archer and Mage tabs plus base stats and level gates.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Synthesis and Dismantle Explained

The in-game text is explicit: combine same-grade items to get the next grade, up to Tier 6. Plus the farm, sort, combine, dismantle loop and when to dismantle.

Multiplayer

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War of Genesis: Idle Loot Alliances and Raids

What an Alliance is, where Raid lives in the Battlefield panel, the achievements that prove participation, and the gap between player expectations and the build.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Battlefield window showing the Arena entry with score, rank and remaining time, plus World Boss and Raid tabs

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Arena PvP: Modes and Win Milestones

The Arena is entered from the Battlefield panel and the game defines three win milestones: 1, 100 and 1000 wins. Results track your farming progress.

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War of Genesis: Idle Loot World Boss: How to Join and What Is Known

The World Boss sits alongside Arena and Raid in the Battlefield panel, and simply participating unlocks an achievement. Rewards are not yet published.

Trading & Store

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War of Genesis: Idle Loot: Free to Play, In-App Purchases and Passes

The game itself is free, while the store also carries an In-App Purchases tag. The developer says some content may be sold as passes. No prices are published.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Marketplace window with the List on Market button and the Steam Community Market notice

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Steam Market Trading and Delivery Checks

How loot reaches the Steam Community Market, why a listed item cannot be delisted, what is actually on the market, and what to do when a purchase never arrives.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot FAQ

Verified answers about the launch, the price, the platform, trading and the multiplayer modes.

When did War of Genesis: Idle Loot launch?

The Early Access build launched on September 10, 2026. Servers were scheduled to open at 06:00 UTC, and the developer announced a one-hour delay to 07:00 UTC for final checks and stabilisation.

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Is it free to play?

Yes. The Steam listing is Free To Play, and the developer states the game can be played for free in both Early Access and the full version, while some in-game content may be offered as paid items such as passes.

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What platform does it run on?

Windows PC only. The Steam build is 64-bit and lists Windows 10 or Windows 11; macOS and Linux are not supported, and Steam Deck compatibility is still marked unknown.

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Can I trade the loot I farm?

Yes. Looted items can be traded with other players through the Steam Community Market. The in-game Marketplace warns that once an item is listed it cannot be retrieved or delisted.

How trading works

Does it have multiplayer and PvP?

Yes. It includes Alliances and Alliance Raids, World Boss battles and an online PvP Arena, all reachable from the in-game Battlefield panel.

Compare the modes

How does the idle part actually work?

The client runs with a transparent background in a small corner of your desktop and a 3D hero fights and loots on its own, so growth continues while you work, watch something or sleep. The store page puts it simply: no controls required.

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Leave It Running. Keep Growing.

Let the stages run, forge your way up the grades, then decide which drops are worth listing on the Steam Community Market.

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