Weapons & enchanting

Goop charge

The Goopy signature weapons (whip, warhammer, crossbow, Shank, Wand, Slingbow and their upgrades) build Goop charge with every normal hit. At 100 charge your next normal hit deals 15-20% extra damage, specials hit 10% harder, and some specials get a bonus effect.

Most other custom weapons have a passive instead - for example extra damage, healing, or a chance to burn or slow. ::weapon shows what yours does.

Signature weapons (tier I)

There are around 80 custom weapons in total, most from monsters and bosses, some in the Blood Slayer shop. ::drops shows which bosses drop what.

Enchanting (upgrades)

Most weapons belong to a line with up to three tiers. Type ::enchant anywhere (or click a Goop enchantment table - at home in the north-east corner by the shops, or in the Edgeville hall) to open Goop Enchanting: every upgrade chain, e.g. Abyssal whip → Goopy whip → Royal Goopy Whip → Goopy's Crown Lash, with what each step costs, the levels each tier needs and which weapons you already own. When you have the weapon (wielded or in your inventory), the Goopy tokens (inventory or Goopy pouch) and the coins in your inventory, press Enchant - no table needed. Not in the Wilderness.

Starter upgrades

With a regular weapon wielded or in your inventory, ::enchant (or the table) turns it into the tier I Goopy weapon of its line. The regular weapon is used up. Then enchant the tier I like any other.

Blowpipes, flails, scythes and rapiers have no starter upgrade. Using a weapon the table can't take tells you which ones it does take.

Some weapon lines

Enchants are announced to the whole server.

New Goopy weapons and staves

New weapon lines from the players' suggestions. Tier I drops from the T8 bosses (Vexmother, The Goorilla, The Crimson Executioner), tier II from the T9 bosses (Deepmaw, The Ooze Wyrm, Revenant Dragon) and tier III from the T10 bosses (Vel'Zhar, The Progenitor, The Cinder Prophet) - or enchant them up at a Goop enchantment table like every other line. Thrown weapons never run out.

Staves with their own spell

Each of these staves casts its own spell - only that staff can cast it. Just attack with nothing selected (no autocast): the staff casts its spell every time. Its max hit grows with your Magic level. You can still autocast normal spells with them.

Goopy off-hand scimitar

Worn in the shield slot with a one-handed weapon: melee attack and strength bonuses, and since 1.0.82 it attacks monsters on its own like every off-hand (see Dual-wield off-hands below). Against players 1 in 8 melee hits get a follow-up slash for 25% of the hit (halved). Drops from Old Mother Mire.

Off-hands with three tiers

The off-hand scimitar and the three Goopy tomes are worn in the shield slot and enchant like a weapon line at a Goop enchantment table (or ::enchant, worn or in your inventory), for the same costs. Against players the off-hand scimitar's slash comes more often and hits harder at every tier (tier I 1 in 8 for 25%, tier II 1 in 7 for 30%, tier III 1 in 6 for 35%). A Goopy tome means your spells never use its runes - from your inventory or your rune pouch - with any weapon; the higher tiers add Magic accuracy, Magic damage and defence.

Novice weapons

No level needed, free and untradeable - every new account has them in bank tab 1, and ::novice replaces a lost one: the Goopy sling (ranged, never needs ammo), the Goopy sprout wand (magic, does the work of Air and Mind runes - Wind Strike for free) and the Goopy club (melee, 1 in 4 hits on monsters heal you 1 hitpoint).

Dual-wield off-hands

Wear an off-hand in the shield slot next to a one-handed weapon and it attacks the monster you are fighting on its own timer, alongside your main weapon (which works exactly as before: its speed, combat options and special). Mix styles: a whip with an off-hand crossbow shoots while you walk up, a staff with an off-hand whip hits when you stand next to the target. Each off-hand rolls its own accuracy against the monster's defence for its own style. The whip only hits next to the target, the crossbow uses the bolts in your ammo slot (not arrows - a bow with arrows leaves it idle), the staff pays its spell's runes (an elemental staff and your rune pouch count). Nothing hits through walls. Off-hands never attack players (duels and the Wilderness too): there they only give their worn bonuses. Two-handed weapons take the off-hand off. Enchant tiers II and III at a Goop enchantment table for the usual costs. ::weapon shows what yours does.

Gear progressions (5 tiers)

15 lines - a melee, a magic and a ranged ring, pair of gloves, boots and amulet (1.0.87), plus a ranger shield, a mage book and a melee defender (1.0.87) - each with five tiers. Tiers I and II come from the Blood chest (1 in 4 openings that miss the pet and weapon rolls give one: tier I 3 in 4, tier II 1 in 4). Tier III drops from The Fen Matron 1/120 and the other tier III bosses, tier IV (rarer) from Slagthrone 1/300 and the other tier IV bosses (::drops lists them). Tier V only comes from a Goop enchantment table (or ::enchant, 'Gear' filter): tier IV + 35,000,000 coins + 500 tokens. Three tier V items of the same slot combine into its hybrid.

More upgradable weapons and the Twisted bow

Eleven weapon lines with three tiers each, at least one melee, one ranged and one magic weapon in every tier. Tier I drops from the T8 bosses (Vexmother, The Goorilla, The Crimson Executioner) - the bone crossbow from Vet'ion and the ether sceptre from Blood revenants and the revenant bosses - tier II and III mostly come from enchanting them up at a Goop enchantment table (or ::enchant), and rarely from the T9 / T10 bosses. Tier III weapons are the strongest of their style.

Every staff of the nightmare, tide and ether lines casts its line's own spell when nothing else is chosen (the higher tiers hit harder through their bonuses).

A weapon worth celebrating

Getting a tier II (legendary) or tier III / Twisted bow (mythic) weapon - from a drop or the enchantment table - sets off goop and fireworks around you, and its drop is announced to the whole server with the weapon in colour. These weapons also shine in your inventory and when you wear them.

Twisted bow

The rarest bow in the game (Chambers of Xeric, King Goopy) is now the best one: ranged +240, ranged strength +215 (its arrow is built in), 5 ticks (4 on Rapid), and against monsters its passive never drops below 100% - against high-Magic bosses it still climbs to 140% accuracy and 250% damage. Against players it hits at its stats.

Evolving armour

Three armour sets that level up as you fight: Goopplate (melee), Slimehide (range) and Oozeweave (mage). Every account gets one free tier 1 set of each from the Weapon Master at home or with ::armour claim. The pieces are untradeable and you keep them when you die; a lost piece can be claimed again for free at your tier.

Each set gains armour XP from monster kills (never players) while you wear at least one piece of it - a third of the XP per piece worn. Up to tier 5 it evolves on its own; after that it stops at its tier's max level until you upgrade it at a Goop enchantment table (use a piece on the table). ::armour shows every set's level, XP and next upgrade cost.

Table upgrades (per set)

Goopy tokens

• The Pit Warden, Old Mother Mire, The Crimson Magistrate, King Goopy, the Wilderness bosses and the God Wars generals: 8-20 per kill.
• The bosses outside the Wilderness (Rotroot to The Progenitor): their own amount, bigger for the harder ones - ::drops shows it.
• Blood chest: 10-25 per opening.
• Blood revenants: 1-3 tokens (1 in 4 kills).
• Vote Shop: 50 tokens for 5 Vote Points.
• Collection log page rewards.
• Tokens you earn in game are tradeable, so you can also buy them on the Trading Post. Tokens bought in the store are account-bound: spend them at the Token Store or the Goop table.

Goopy Token Store

The Goopy Token Store npc stands next to the Make-over mage in the Edgeville store house. He never buys anything back.

• Blood key 150, Blood Mystery Box 350, Donator Mystery Box 750, Goopy Mystery Box 1,600.
• Banshee top and robe 500 each.

Gilded Armoury (donator weapons)

Sold for coins by the Gilded Quartermaster on the Donator Isle:

They're powered by coins: use coins on the weapon to load it. Each hit burns 10,000 coins; empty, it hits at 20% power. They're tradeable and, like normal items, lost if you die in the Wilderness (the coins inside drop with them); anywhere else you keep them.