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Forge legends in Smithing Master! Swing your hammer to craft swords, axes, and armor, then equip brave heroes for real-time monster battles. Level up pets, cast fishing nets for rare materials, and switch between Trials, Adventures, and Lucky Draws for endless loot. Will your creations conquer the battlefield? Grab the hammer and write your own epic!
Click to forge, drag to equip, tap menus to switch modes
Tap to forge, drag to equip, tap menus to switch modes
Based on MedievalFun's guide, your priority should be forging equipment continuously. Each craft consumes 1 Mithril and increases your player level (orange bar). Higher levels unlock more features: pets (level 20), guild system, and dungeons. Don't hoard Mithril—spend it constantly to level up and unlock content.
The easiest way to get better equipment is by upgrading the Forging Anvil. This increases chances for higher rarities and unlocks new ones. Upgrading requires coins and time (decreasable with Pocket Watch items or ads). The guide explicitly states: 'keep on forging equipment and upgrading your Avil, it is the only way to get better items faster.'
The guide warns: 'Enhancing equipment is not always the best option.' Early game, save Enhancement Stones and keep forging new equipment instead. As you increase Anvil level, dropped items naturally have better stats than enhanced lower-tier items. Only enhance Legendary+ rarity items in late game.
Unlock auto-forging at level 15. Important limitations: it's not fully automatic (you must still tap better items to equip/sell), consumes Mithril rapidly, and requires selecting desired rarity first. Choose a rarity with decent drop chance or you'll waste all Mithril without results. Auto-forge when AFK, manual forge when active.
Collect Spirit Pets (unlock at level 20) with special skills to help in quests. Pets can be synthesized/merged for stronger versions. Cultivate elves to battle alongside you—their special abilities help overcome obstacles. The 'collect and synthesize with the help of elves' is core to late-game progression.
Sparks fly and blades ring with satisfying forge physics, making every crafted weapon feel like a masterpiece.
Explore lava forges, enchanted forests, and oceanic piers—each zone offers unique ores and fishing catches.
Click or tap with instant feedback; smart auto-sort keeps inventory clean on any device.
Begin with iron daggers and ascend to legendary dragon-bone gear forged in 20-step epic recipes.
Every anvil, pet, and fishing rod is free; optional gem packs only unlock decorative hammers or emotes.
Fish for rare ores daily, complete trial runs for blueprints, and merge pets for crit-boost companions.
Absolutely—every forge, adventure, and pet is free. Gems are optional for cosmetics only.
Fish deeper waters, replay adventure stages for bonus drops, or trade common ores at the daily exchange.
4.4/ 5
Average Rating · 5 reviews
IdleGameEnthusiast
2024-04
The 'continuous forging' loop is genuinely addictive! Upgrading the Anvil to chase better rarities (9 tiers from Common to Peerless) provides long-term goals. The auto-forge feature at level 15 respects player time. The 'turn-based adventure' with automatic combat means progress continues even when not actively playing. Best idle RPG I've played this year.
FreeToPlayGrinder
2024-08
Playable without spending but requires patience. The 'optional gem packs' accelerate progress but aren't mandatory. The 7-day login rewards provide substantial freebies. However, the 'enhancement is not always best' design means early game feels slow—you're meant to grind. The fishing for rare materials adds variety but can be tedious.
RPGStrategist
2024-06
Surprising depth for an idle game. The equipment rarity system (9 tiers) and pet synthesis create genuine strategic choices. The 'Seven Deadly Sins' bosses provide narrative context. The combat is automatic but preparation (gear, pets, elves) matters. The 'stress-free, casual RPG' description is accurate—no pressure, just steady progression.
MobileRPGPlayer
2024-09
Works great on mobile! The tap-to-forge controls are responsive, and the auto-combat means I can play one-handed. The 'smart auto-sort keeps inventory clean' feature actually works. Battery usage is reasonable for an always-online game. The cosmetic-only purchases (decorative hammers) are fair.
CraftingGameFan
2024-07
Finally, a crafting game where crafting IS the gameplay, not just a side system! The 'forge nearly a hundred different types of equipment' claim seems accurate—huge variety. The 'legendary smithing master' progression from iron daggers to dragon-bone gear is satisfying. The pet and elf collection adds Pokemon-like collection appeal. Essential for crafting game fans.
