The Farever item database catalog tracks more than 1,000 individual weapons, armor pieces, jewelry items, consumables, and augments scattered across Siagarta. Players use community resources such as FareverDB, Questlog.gg's Gear Viewer, and the MetaForge database to identify stat scaling, locate boss drops in Hard Mode dungeons, and optimize end-game loadouts. Because gear progression in Shiro Games' action MMORPG relies on multi-stat scaling, specialized Arsenal slots, and unique mod sockets, understanding item data is critical to building an effective character.
Core Databases and Tracking Tools for Farever
Multiple community databases and web tools index items extracted from the game files and player kill logs:
- FareverDB (fareverdb.com): Houses an item directory of over 1,039 entries. It filters items across Weapons, Armor, Accessories, Consumables, Crafting recipes, and Miscellaneous items by rarity (Common through Legendary) and level brackets (1–10, 11–20, and 21–25).
- Questlog.gg Gear Viewer (questlog.gg/farever): Offers an interactive gear viewer and character builder. It displays precise base damage ranges, primary attribute yields (Strength, Dexterity, Intellect, Faith, Vitality), and secondary combat ratings (Critical, Armor Penetration, Magic Penetration, Fervor).
- MetaForge Database & In-Game Overlay (metaforge.app): Catalogs weapons, armor, augments, runes, materials, and world creatures. MetaForge also provides an Overwolf-powered companion app that adds a HUD compass, mini-map resource tracking, a live DPS meter, and Nightling Rift spawn timers.
- Dungeon Loot Sheets (Elin's Loot Directory): A community compilation sorting dungeon boss drop tables, class-exclusive equipment filters, and rift rewards.
Weapon Database: Types, Scaling, and Base Stats
Weapons in Farever range from single-handed and dual-wield armaments to heavy two-handed weapons and ranged implements. Many weapons feature hybrid attribute scaling, requiring players to balance two distinct stats to maximize damage and skill potency.
Weapons can be upgraded up to Tier 5 (+5) at the weapon upgrade station using spark samples, spark dust, spark shards, and spark crystals.
| Weapon Name | Weapon Type | Usable Classes | Base Scaling Attributes | Inherent Secondary Stats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amon Ram, the Creator | One-Handed Mace | Warrior, Priest | Strength, Faith | Vitality, Fervor |
| Martyr of Enripit | Two-Handed Greatsword | Warrior | Strength | Vitality, Critical |
| Bee Fury, Blade of the Farseeker | One-Handed Sword | Warrior, Priest | Strength, Faith | Vitality, Armor Pen, Magic Pen |
| Cheese Moon | One-Handed Axe | Warrior, Rogue | Strength, Dexterity | Vitality, Critical, Armor Pen |
| Twin Pillars of Justice | Dual-Wield Maces | Warrior, Rogue | Strength, Dexterity | Vitality, Critical, Fervor |
| Judgement | Two-Handed Greataxe | Warrior | Strength | Vitality, Critical |
| Worldsplitter | Two-Handed Greataxe | Warrior, Priest | Strength, Faith | Vitality, Fervor, Magic Pen |
| Twin Fangs of Ratsar | Dual Daggers | Rogue | Dexterity | Vitality, Critical |
| Credence | Two-Handed Bow | Rogue | Dexterity | Vitality, Critical |
| Horns of the Wind | Two-Handed Bow | Rogue, Mage | Dexterity, Intellect | Vitality, Critical, Fervor |
| Nibshiem's Liberators | Dual Daggers | Rogue, Mage | Dexterity, Intellect | Vitality, Critical, Fervor |
| Ghost Clams of the Low Tide | Two-Handed Halos | Mage, Priest | Intellect, Faith | Vitality, Fervor, Magic Pen |
| Mirrors of the Nightgoddesses | Two-Handed Halos | Mage, Priest | Intellect, Faith | Vitality, Fervor, Magic Pen |
| Book of Mi'Mizan | Two-Handed Book | Mage, Priest | Intellect, Faith | Vitality, Fervor, Magic Pen |
| Radiance | Polearm Staff | Mage | Intellect | Vitality, Magic Pen |
| Silhouette of Almaz | Polearm Staff | Mage | Intellect | Vitality, Critical, Magic Pen |
| Crabgantua's Kneecap | Off-Hand Shield | Warrior, Priest | Defense/Armor | Base Armor (+300) |
| Dominion | Off-Hand Shield | Warrior, Priest | Defense/Armor | Base Armor (+300) |
Armor Drop Tables and Boss Farming Clusters
Armor pieces drop from open-world mobs, chests, crafting tables, and Hard Mode dungeon bosses. At max level (Level 20 in base early access, Level 25 in expanded updates), multiple bosses share drop tables for specific gear sets, allowing players to farm multiple slots simultaneously.
The Coastal and Aquatic Boss Cluster
This cluster drops high-tier defensive and agility armor, including the Submarine Torpedo Helmet and Bleak Shells Knee Pads:
- Neptulon: Located in the Lost City of Maetha.
- Crab Gantua: Found in Crab Gantua's Gorge. Also drops Crabgantua's Kneecap shield.
- Sponge Blob: Located in the Abyss of Nuet Lon.
The Minus Throne and Gorgon Boss Cluster
This group shares a loot table featuring cheese-themed gear and heavy combat armor:
- Eligible Bosses: King Ratzar (Ratzar's Lair), Rebloc Khon (Minus Throne), Golcano (Ruins of Gorgon's Hollow), and Monster Chuck (Cheese Station).
- Shared Drops: Cheese-covered Shoulder Pads, Reversible Bib of the Cheese Taster (Back), Relic of the 400 (Waist), Garment of the Auroch Master (Legs), and the Raclette Pan (Trinket).
Chakram's Chapel
The encounter against High Inquisitor Chakram yields specialized high-end items:
- Gambeson of the Flying Ram: Lightweight chest armor favored by agility and burst-damage builds.
- Touch of Menace the Thaumaturge: Hand slot armor providing offensive scaling.
Open-World Rare Spawns and Chests
- Necklaces: Level 17 rare necklaces dropping from Crimson Mob Ben in Sherwood Forest provide +39 to an individual stat (such as Critical, Armor Penetration, Magic Penetration, or Fervor). They remain widely used across builds due to high flat bonuses.
- World Chests: Ringlet of Precision, Necklace of Fracture, and the Dominion shield drop from regional high-level treasure containers and chests found in Level 20+ zones.
Gear Enhancement: Sigils, Gems, and Corrupted Gifts
Optimizing items in the database requires slotting modular enhancements:
Sigils
Sigils can be affixed to headgear. Purchased from Demonic NPC vendors using Tears earned from Nightling Rifts, Sigils activate specific high-tier talent tree passives without consuming a talent point.
- Sigil of Bet Hadash: Unlocks Venomous Finisher for Rogues.
- Sigil of Solar Devotion: Enables Priests to trigger Sunlight effects without consuming stacks.
- Warrior Sigils: Allow free assignment of capstones such as Surge of Violence.
Corrupted Gifts
Acquired from Soulstones found inside Nightling Rifts, Corrupted Gifts provide extreme trade-off bonuses, granting +40 to one stat and -40 to another.
- Available combinations include +40 Fervor / -40 Critical, or +40 Armor Penetration / -40 Critical.
- When applied to an Arsenal weapon or secondary shield, stat modifications operate at 40% efficiency (+16 / -16).
Cursed Eyes and Jewelry Inlays
Jewelers craft cut eyes that slot into rings and amulets to refine combat ratings:
- Cursed Eye of Brutality: Grants +9 Critical, +9 Fervor, and +9 Armor Penetration, while applying -9 Magic Penetration.
- Cursed Eye of Fanaticism: Grants +9 to all ratings except Critical, which receives -9.
Magic Formulas (Enchantments)
Applied to weapons and armor through Enchanting:
- Magic Formula: Zealot: Adds stacking Critical rating on continuous primary basic attacks.
- Magic Formula: Devote: Provides stacking Fervor on basic attacks to boost skill damage and shielding.
- Magic Formula: Life-Stealing: Grants a chance on primary attacks to trigger bonus magic damage.
The Arsenal System: Mechanics and Stat Ratios
Farever introduces the Arsenal slot, unlocked at character level 7. This mechanic lets characters equip a secondary weapon that grants access to up to two alternative weapon skills.
- Stat Efficiency Ratio: Weapons placed in the Arsenal slot only provide 40% of their listed stats to the character sheet. For example, a weapon granting +4 Intellect supplies +1 Intellect (after 40% rounding down) when slotted as an Arsenal weapon.
- Skill Leveling: Weapons in the Arsenal slot do not directly gain weapon experience from kills while unequipped. To level an Arsenal weapon's skill rank, players must place it in the primary main-hand slot during combat or apply consumable weapon training manuals.
- Synergy Use: Players frequently equip Arsenal weapons purely for utility buffs or defense debuffs. For example, Warriors slot Judgement in their Arsenal to trigger damage boosts against crowd-controlled targets, while Priests slot Worldsplitter or Bee Fury to shred enemy armor and magic resistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I check the full drop rate and stats of all items in Farever?
FareverDB (fareverdb.com) lists over 1,000 items with level ranges, types, and rarity filters. Questlog.gg provides an interactive gear viewer showing exact attribute formulas, while Elin's loot directory outlines specific dungeon boss drop tables.
Why do some weapons scale with two different attributes?
Certain hybrid weapons—such as Bee Fury, Cheese Moon, and Ghost Clams—are designed for multiple classes. Their abilities calculate damage using equal percentage contributions from two stats (such as Strength and Dexterity, or Faith and Intellect). Stacking either stat boosts the skill's base power.
Can weapons drop at maximum level in Hard Mode dungeons?
In initial early access patches, Hard Mode dungeons scaled armor drops to level 20, but weapon drops retained the baseline level of the dungeon's normal difficulty. High-level weapons were farmed primarily through level-appropriate regional chests, open-world bosses, and rift caches until patched in subsequent heroic tier updates.
What is the difference between Armor Penetration and Fervor?
Armor Penetration allows physical damage to bypass a percentage of the target's physical armor (Magic Penetration functions identically for spells). Fervor increases the base output, shielding, and healing values of your activated class skills, but does not modify primary left-click weapon combo hits.
