Butcher Hero Items

Published: 2026-10-30 · Updated: 2026-11-01

Butcher Hero has 65 items in four slots: 18 weapons, 16 helmets, 16 shields and 15 accessories. Items run from Common to Divine, and weapons, helmets and shields each deal or defend against one damage type. The tables below list every item with its type, rarity, Divine form and abilities, and the cards link to the items that have their own page.

All Butcher Hero Items

You equip items from the inventory into weapon, helmet, shield and accessory slots, and every item starts with one ability and opens more as its level grows. The tables list each slot in turn: first weapons, then helmets, shields and accessories. A name with a link has its own page with the full ability values by level.

Weapons List

Weapons deal Cutting, Piercing or Smashing damage. Every type has one weapon of each rarity from Common to Legendary, so you can read the table as three ladders. The three Mythic weapons come from events. The best weapons page picks apart each type.

Helmets List

Helmets give armor and come with abilities of their own. Their damage type decides what they defend against, and the game's own tips say to match your armor to the damage the enemies deal. The Mythic Mushroommancer Cap is Universal.

Shields List

Shields follow the same layout as helmets: one damage type, one rarity and a short list of abilities. The Mythic Mushroommancer Shield is Universal and is the only shield outside the three regular types.

Accessories and Charms

Accessories form their own equipment class. Kills feed them experience, and new abilities appear as they level. 9 of the 15 accessories are charms or other items with an Extra Bounty ability, which gives a chance on a kill to add a permanent stat. The charms also carry Map Resonance, which raises how much of their stat drops from the map, and a Mastery ability that raises the stat itself.

Take the Crushing Charm as an example: Map Resonance raises Smash Damage drops from the map by 8% to 60%, and Smash Damage Mastery raises Smash Damage by 10% to 60%. Map Resonance opens at item level 1 and Smash Damage Mastery at item level 7. The Blacksmith Pendant works differently: it gives a chance to multiply the copies of an item you receive from the map.

Rarities and Damage Types

Rarity runs through seven names: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic and Divine. Common sits at the bottom and Legendary closes the regular line. Events hand out the Mythic items, while Divine marks the evolved form of an item. For weapons, helmets and shields, each damage type has exactly one item of every rarity from Common to Legendary, so a rarity step inside one type always means one clear upgrade.

The game names five damage types: Smashing, Cutting, Piercing, Magic and Universal. Regular gear sticks to Smashing, Cutting and Piercing, and the two Mushroommancer items are Universal. Some enemies take more from one type, and the green hint on screen tells you which.

Mythic Weapons from Events

Update 2.1 brought three Mythic weapons: Titan's Fury (Cutting), Phantom Fang (Piercing) and Crimson Thunder (Smashing). In the game's words, Mythic items turn up in event rewards. Their damage follows the best item of the same class, and each one has a Legacy ability with a progress bar that grants inheritance steps.

Copies, Levels and Evolution

Item level grows with every duplicate you collect: the same item drops again and again, and each one pushes the level up. The map supplies duplicates, and the Blacksmith turns spare gear into more while keeping sharpening progress when you take an item off. The Butcher Hero equipment guide covers slots, sharpening and the Blacksmith upgrades.

Each ability opens at a set item level and grows at fixed steps after that, so two copies of one item can differ a lot in power. Many items also have a Divine form, shown in the tables above. Evolving needs a set item level and unlocks new abilities, according to the game's store page.

Where Items Come From

Enemies on the islands drop most of your gear, and every repeat drop adds a copy to an item you already own. Several other sources feed the same inventory:

• Shop chests. The Squire, Warrior, Knight and King chests sell weapons and armor for Gems. A higher Chest Level means better Legendary odds and bigger piles of gear per chest; you raise it with VIP and Soul Tree nodes.
• VIP Daily Chest. From VIP 7 it can drop a Mythic helmet, and from VIP 8 a Mythic shield. The VIP page lists every level.
• Boss Tower. Titans drop equipment, and a raid replays a cleared floor for more of it. See the Boss Tower guide.
• Events. Event rewards are where Mythic items come from, including the three Mythic weapons above.
• Secret chests. A few of the 57 chests give weapon cards instead of a stat, up to a Legendary card with five copies. The chest list shows which.
• Accessories. The Blacksmith Pendant forges Common and Uncommon items, then Rare and Epic ones, and sends them by mail.

Spare items are not wasted either: since update 2.1 you can sharpen unused items at the Blacksmith to create copies and raise their level.

Item Pages

These items have their own page with ability tables, pairings and upgrade notes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Read Next

Open the best weapons page to choose a weapon for each damage type, read the equipment guide for slots and sharpening, or see full loadouts in the best builds guide.