Legacy Items & Bloodline Forge

Permanent relics forged from a hero's lifetime of combat — every number scales with the hero's level

A Legacy Item is a unique accessory forged from a hero. It is inscribed with the forging hero's name, class, subclass, and level — visible in the item tooltip forever — and it is not drawn from the standard item pool. It occupies its own Legacy equipment slot, any hero of any class can equip it, and it does not count toward the stash cap. Legacy passives also work in the Beyond Colosseum.

How to Forge One

Retiring a hero does not create a Legacy Item — it refunds 25% of the hero's recruit cost and returns their gear. Legacy Items come only from the Bloodline Forge, which has two forms:

Rarity by Hero Level

The item's rarity, name prefix and sell value are fixed by the hero's level at the moment of forging. Sell value is level² gold (minimum 100). The hero level cap is 50 (20 base, +5 per tier of the Honor Store and Glory Shop level-cap upgrades), so Divine at level 50 is the practical ceiling.

How Hero Level Scales the Stats

A Legacy Item rolls one main stat and up to 4 sub-stats from the forging hero's class pools (next section). Every value is hero level × a fixed per-stat rate — there is no random roll on the magnitude, so two level-50 forges of the same class differ only in which stats they drew. The columns are the levels where the rarity band changes.

Main stat

Sub-stats

The main stat is removed from the sub-stat pool before rolling, so with 4-wide pools an item carries at most 3 sub-stats in practice.

Stat Pools by Class

The forging hero's class decides which stats the item can roll; the subclass decides the passive.

Passive by Subclass

The subclass the hero has at forge time is inscribed on the item and sets its passive — all 30 are listed with the wording you see in-game at the level-50 cap. The passive's number is hero level × the subclass's rate, shown at three sample levels. A hero forged before choosing a subclass produces an item with stats but no passive.

Forge Strategy

• Forge at level 50 for Divine rarity — reaching it needs both level-cap upgrade lines bought before the hero is hired.
• Use the consumable on heroes you want to keep — your Colosseum roster and highest-level carries — and the Danger Zone forge on heroes you were going to replace anyway.
• The class fixes the stat pool; pick the subclass for the passive you want before forging. If you changed subclass recently via Scroll of Divergence, check the hero sheet first — the choice is permanent on the item.
• Because any hero can wear any Legacy Item, forge for the party: a support subclass's floor-clear heal or a tank's run-long DEF is worth carrying on whoever benefits most.