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War of Genesis: Idle Loot Wiki
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.
Read moreCharacters & Classes
Characters can be swapped and carry their own Tier 4 to Tier 6 grades; how the Swordsman, Archer and Mage pages differ and what each one's level gate is.
Read moreGear & Tiers
The 14 equipment slots, item levels, the Tier 3 to Tier 6 ladder, plus weapons, off-hands, gems and the extended gear categories.
Read moreSynthesis & Dismantle
How the Equipment Forge combines same-grade items into the next grade, and when breaking gear down is the better call.
Read moreSteam 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.
Read moreRecent Updates
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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.
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
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War of Genesis: Idle Loot Drop Rate and Combine Rate Dispute
No rate-change notice has been published.

Korean First Look: What Unlocks From Level 1 to 20, and Why Locals Argue
A 50-minute Korean first look walks the real unlock pace: alliance at 11, relic at 12, second skill at 15…

Launch Week: What the Developer Announced, Fixed and Answered
Launch-week complaints against the 11 September roadmap, 14 September FAQ and 17 September update: jewel auto-combine, chat translation and presets.

How to Read an Uncommented Session: What 67 Minutes Can Tell You
One 67-minute idle recording is almost silent, so its transcript is unusable.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Advance Guide: Packs, Skill Order and Training Ground
Three things that go wrong after the beginner stage: what shop packs give, why the skill bar fires left to…

Desktop Idle Explained: The Pitch, the Reality and the Cost
Transparent overlay, automatic combat, random loot and Steam Market trading are the four advertised claims.

Early Game Planning: Four Decisions to Lock In First
Four choices that are expensive to undo: which slot each gem goes into, dismantle versus combine, where training points go…

War of Genesis: Idle Loot First Week: The Full Route and Its Four Snags
One route through classes, blacksmith, market, training and battlefield, plus the four places players actually get stuck in their first…
Loot & Gear
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War of Genesis: Idle Loot Tier List: What the Grades Actually Rank
No official tier list exists.

Farming Depth and Drop Value: Is Going Deeper Actually Worth It?
Each deeper map only adds about 0.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot: How to Tell If a New Item Is Better
There is no trustworthy tier list in Early Access.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Weapons and Gear: 14 Slots and the Tier Ladder
How loot works: 14 slots, item level and grade as separate axes, weapon naming, gems, and the five ways gear…
Characters & Crafting
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Ability Unlock Setup: Stat Priority, Lock Costs and Your First World Boss
Spend Ability Unlock stones right: evasion before attack, combination bonuses, rising lock costs, how presets save a build, and a…

Ranger Build: Evasion Stacking and When to Switch Class
Ranger is a late-game class: Wizard clears packs, Knight pushes stages, and Ranger comes online once evasion is stacked.

What to Upgrade in Training: Item-by-Item Priorities
A working order for the training panel: Rangers take attack and speed, PvP entries only matter in PvP, cooldown cuts…

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Characters: Classes, Grades and Level Gates
Characters can be swapped and have Tier 4 to Tier 6 grades.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Synthesis and Dismantle Explained
Combine same-grade items to reach the next grade, up to Tier 6.
Multiplayer
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Arena and Power Priority: Stat Thresholds, Ticket Banking and Diamonds
Keep only attack or poison at the training ground, lock HP at A 6.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Alliances and Raids
What an Alliance is, where Raid lives, the participation achievements; the 17 September update capped Raid at 10 runs a…

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Arena PvP: Modes and Win Milestones
The Arena sits in the Battlefield panel with three win milestones: 1, 100 and 1000.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot World Boss: How to Join and What Is Known
The World Boss sits with Arena and Raid in the Battlefield panel, and joining once unlocks an achievement.
Trading & Store
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Portuguese Community Profile: Who Plays, and What the Market Shows
Brazilian Portuguese is the third-largest language here: 96 of 710 recent reviews.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot: Free to Play, In-App Purchases and Passes
The game is free while the store carries an In-App Purchases tag.

War of Genesis: Idle Loot Steam Market Trading and Delivery Checks
How loot reaches the Steam Community Market, why listed items cannot be delisted, what is on the market, and where…
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 and the official launch came on October 7, 2026, about a month later. Servers were scheduled to open at 06:00 UTC on the first day, and the developer announced a one-hour delay to 07:00 UTC for final checks and stabilisation.
Read the launch timelineIs 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.
See free vs paidWhat 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.
Check the requirementsCan 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 worksDoes 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 modesHow 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.
Start the beginner guideWhere do I find the official Discord and the latest announcements?
Steam announcements are the first-hand source for updates and maintenance, and the official Discord is the community and feedback channel. This wiki keeps the developer's roadmap, FAQ and update notices together on one page.
Read the official notice roundupAre there any War of Genesis: Idle Loot codes?
No. The PC game gives out no redemption codes, and rewards come only through official events, Steam announcements and the official Discord. Most pages titled "War of Genesis codes" are covering War of Genesis: Idle Heroes, a mobile game from the same developer. Those codes do not work here.
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.