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This guide details how to use Stardew Valley's Volcano Forge to enhance tools and weapons. The forge, located at the end of Ginger Island's Volcano Dungeon, allows players to apply enchantments and forge improvements using Cinder Shards and gemstones.
Obtaining Cinder Shards:
Cinder Shards are crucial for all forge functions. Acquire them by:
Cinder Shards cannot be created in a Crystalarium.
The Mini-Forge:
After achieving Combat Mastery, craft a Mini-Forge:
This functions identically to the Volcano Forge.
Weapon Forging:
Forge weapons up to three times using gemstones and Cinder Shards (10, 15, then 20 shards per forge). Gemstone effects:
Best Weapon Upgrades: Emerald and Ruby maximize DPS; Topaz and Amethyst improve survivability.
Unforging Weapons: Place the weapon in the left slot and select the red X to remove all forging (some shards are returned, but not the gemstone). Enchantments remain.
Infinity Weapons:
Upgrade Galaxy Sword, Dagger, or Hammer into Infinity Weapons using three Galaxy Souls (20 shards each). Forged upgrades and enchantments are retained.
Galaxy Souls:
Obtain Galaxy Souls by:
Enchantments:
Enchant tools/weapons (excluding slingshots) using a Prismatic Shard and 20 Cinder Shards. Effects are random. Re-enchant to try for a different effect.
Weapon Enchantments:
Innate Enchantments (Dragon Tooth): Apply one enchantment from each set to melee weapons. Sets include: Slime Slayer (+damage), Crit Power, Attack, Speed; and Slime Gatherer, Defense, Weight.
Tool Enchantments: Twelve enchantments, tool-specific. Examples: Auto-Hook (fishing rod), Bottomless (watering can), Efficient (all tools), Powerful (axe/pickaxe).
Best Tool Enchantments (Suggestions): Axe (Shaving/Swift/Efficient), Watering Can (Bottomless), Hoe (Generous/Archeologist/Reaching/Efficient), Pickaxe (Swift/Powerful), Fishing Rod (Preserving), Pan (Generous/Reaching).