Loot To Forge Rebirth Guide
Hit 100%, reset Power on purpose, and bank permanent Power gain rate plus Coin bonuses.
Rebirth is the long-term engine of +1 Loot To Forge. Training raises temporary Power. Forging raises the gear that spends that Power efficiently. Rebirth converts a filled progress bar into permanent Power gain rate, Coin bonuses, and better training dummies so every future loop is faster. Players who delay Rebirth to protect a big temporary Power number fall behind players who reset on time and climb again under multipliers.
This guide explains what Rebirth gives you, when to press it, what resets, how it interacts with forging and dungeon clears, and how to avoid the common trap of overtraining past 100%. Pair it with getting started if you still need the full hub loop, and with how to forge so your first post-Rebirth session rebuilds damage quickly.
What Rebirth actually grants
When you Rebirth at the required threshold, your current Power is reset. In exchange you receive permanent bonuses that keep working afterward: faster Power gain from training, improved Coin earnings from the sources the game ties to Rebirth, and access to stronger training dummies as you continue the Rebirth path. Those bonuses stack across Rebirths, which is why the mechanic sits at the center of incremental progress instead of being a one-time prestige toy.
The reset feels scary the first time because dungeon stages that were easy suddenly ask for a rebuild. That rebuild is shorter than the original climb if you Rebirth on schedule, because gain rate and Coin income are higher and your forge knowledge is unchanged. Weapons and armor you already crafted remain part of your account plan; the temporary Power number is what you are intentionally discarding.
Read the Rebirth bar and act at 100%
Track Rebirth progress from the button and percentage on the left side of the UI. The rule is simple: when the number reaches 100%, Rebirth as soon as you reasonably can. Sitting at 100% while you keep training temporary Power is the main efficiency leak in this game. Extra Power above the threshold still disappears on Rebirth, and every minute spent overtraining is a minute you are not earning under the next permanent multiplier.
“ASAP at 100%” does not mean interrupting a forge animation mid-click if you are one second from finishing a craft you already paid for. It means do not plan another long dungeon farm or vanity Power push once the bar is full. Finish the immediate action, Rebirth, then train on the improved dummies and return to stages with a fresh Power climb.
If you are unsure whether you are ready, ask a different question: is the bar at 100%? If yes, Rebirth. Gear quality and stage goals matter for how you spend the next loop, not for whether you bank the permanent bonus that is already unlocked.
How Rebirth fits the rest of the loop
A healthy cycle looks like this:
- Train Power in the hub with LMB or auto-training until dungeon packs die quickly.
- Clear linear stages, auto-attack, and leave when kills need more than about four hits.
- Forge ores into weapons and armor; sell only surplus for Coins.
- Enchant and upgrade backpack space so the next run extracts more value.
- Watch the Rebirth percentage; at 100%, reset immediately.
- Repeat with better gain rate, Coin bonuses, and dummies.
Skipping step five to “one more stage” is how soft walls appear. You feel strong, then wonder why someone with more Rebirths outpaces you with “worse” temporary Power. They are not luckier; they converted thresholds into multipliers more often.
Dungeon pacing details live in the dungeon guide. Controls for training inputs are on controls. Coin sinks after Rebirth are covered in enchant and upgrades.
Do not overtrain past the threshold
Overtraining means continuing to invest heavily in temporary Power after Rebirth is already available. It is attractive because big Power numbers feel like progress and can temporarily open a deeper stage. The problem is asymmetric: the stage clear is temporary, the delayed multiplier is permanent opportunity cost.
A better use of the same minutes is Rebirth, retrain under the new rate, forge with Coin income that also improved, and then reclaim those stages faster than before. If a stage still needs more than four hits after a normal rebuild, the answer is usually better rarity gear or another planned Rebirth cycle—not ignoring a ready 100% bar.
Frost Tower and later segments punish outdated gain rate more than they punish a short Power reset. Bring a forged loadout that matches your current loop, keep bag space open, and let Rebirth multipliers do the heavy lifting over multiple sessions.
Pre-Rebirth checklist
Use this short list so resets feel intentional:
- Confirm Rebirth progress is 100%.
- Equip the best weapon and armor you already forged; do not delete your loadout plan mentally just because Power will reset.
- Spend or bank Coins according to your next goal: backpack upgrade if you were capped, enchants on gear you will keep using, or save for the first crafts after retraining.
- Clear bag clutter so the first post-Rebirth dungeon can fill with fresh ores.
- Rebirth, then train immediately instead of AFKing in the menu.
Optional free rewards from codes can soften a rebuild when active codes grant resources. They are a bonus, not a reason to delay the prestige itself.
Post-Rebirth recovery plan
After the reset, your job is speed, not nostalgia for the old Power number. Hit the training area first. Better dummies and gain rate exist specifically so this phase is shorter each cycle. As soon as early packs are comfortable again, run the dungeon for ores, forge upgrades if materials allow, and push until the Rebirth bar starts climbing toward the next 100%.
Compare weapon priorities on the tier list only after you are back in a stable clear rhythm. Community notes on players can help with pacing goals, and updates matter when Good Bro Studio tunes thresholds or rewards. Avoid unverified automation claims on scripts if you care about account safety; Rebirth efficiency is mostly discipline, not macros.
Mindset: temporary Power vs permanent rate
Temporary Power is a spending resource for the current dungeon line. Permanent Power gain rate is an account upgrade. Coin bonuses are an account upgrade. Better dummies are an account upgrade. The players who internalize that ranking stop fearing the reset button.
You will Rebirth many times. Each cycle should feel slightly shorter in the training phase and slightly richer in forge materials per minute. If cycles feel longer, you are probably selling too many ores, skipping armor Power boosts, running stages above the four-hit comfort rule, or ignoring backpack caps. Fix those systems, then keep hitting Rebirth at 100%.
Putting it all together
Rebirth ASAP at 100%. Accept the Power reset. Bank gain rate and Coin bonuses. Retrain, reforged as needed, clear stages efficiently, and watch the bar again. That sentence is the endgame loop wearing beginner clothes. Everything else on this wiki—forge recipes, dungeon retreats, enchants, codes—exists to make each Rebirth cycle cleaner than the last.
Return to getting started for the day-one map, use how to forge to rebuild damage, and keep this page bookmarked until pressing Rebirth at full feels automatic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Loot To Forge questions.
When should I Rebirth in +1 Loot To Forge?
As soon as the Rebirth progress reaches 100%. Delaying to overtrain temporary Power costs permanent Power gain rate and Coin bonus time.
What do I lose and gain when I Rebirth?
Current Power resets. You gain permanent Power gain rate bonuses, Coin earning bonuses, and progression toward better training dummies that speed future climbs.
Should I finish one more dungeon before Rebirthing at 100%?
Only if you are already mid-run with a nearly full bag you can convert quickly. Do not start long farms past the threshold; bank the Rebirth, then grind under the new multipliers.
Does Rebirth delete my forged weapons?
Rebirth is about resetting Power and claiming permanent bonuses. Plan around your existing loadout, then retrain Power and continue forging upgrades after the reset.
Why do other players progress faster with lower Power?
They likely Rebirth on time and stack gain rate and Coin bonuses. Temporary Power looks impressive; permanent multipliers win the long session.