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Lootborne is a dark fantasy idle RPG that lives in a small window at the corner of your screen: your hero fights and loots on its own until stamina runs out, and you step in to level up, forge gear and tune a build. This wiki turns its sectors, 424 items, perks, forge and async PvP into answers you can use while the game runs behind your work.

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Lootborne FAQ

Short answers to what new players ask most, each linked to the page that covers it in full.

No. Lootborne is a 2026 desktop idle RPG by Fate Rate. Lootborn Warriors (along with Lootfiend and Lootbox Heroes) is a different game family, and Bloodborne is FromSoftware's 2015 action RPG. The similar names are why the wrong wiki keeps showing up in search.

Start the beginner guide

It is $1.99 on Steam, discounted to $1.69 during the launch offer that the store page says ends on 2 October. Steam is the only place to buy it and Windows is the only supported platform.

See where to buy it

Yes, that is the point. The game runs in a small window that can be set to stay always on top, and your hero keeps fighting while stamina lasts, then rests and starts again.

Read the beginner guide

There is no class system. You get a single champion you name yourself, and the build comes from gear, elemental synergies, perks and how you spend stat points. More playable races appear on the official roadmap as a future idea, not a current feature.

See how builds work

PvE is fully playable offline, and stamina paces the run either way. PvP, Steam Market trading and the leaderboards all need a connection.

Check what works offline

Most complaints are about cheating in PvP, the stamina timer that limits idle progress, and the fact that the game is paid while similar idle games are free. Positive reviews point at the gear and synergy depth, the asynchronous PvP and the low price.

Read the full verdict

Bloodmarks are the perk and potion currency. You earn them by dismantling unwanted gear and by fighting PvP duels, and you spend them in the shop panel at Warrior's Rest.

See the perk economy

Pick a problem and fix it

Whether you are stuck on a stage, deciding what to forge, or working out whether the game is worth $1.99, the answer is one page away.