Overgeared Hero: Merge RPGAll gamesOvergeared Hero: Merge RPG/Best Loadouts
A run in Overgeared Hero is one hero, up to three pets, the gear you equip before you start, and whatever you buy and merge in the shop along the way. That whole package is the loadout, and it plays the part a team plays in other games. The hero's kit and the gear weapon decide its style, so this page groups every loadout by style first, then by stage.
Each card names the stage it was built for, the hero, the pets in the order they matter, the gear worn, the in-run items the build is aimed at, and when to fire each pet where the timing matters. Start with the style your best hero suits, then pick the card closest to the stage you're stuck on.
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Burn is the default damage plan. Gloves of Plague give each socketed weapon hit a 50% chance to add 2 more stacks of the enemy's most common debuff, and on a burn build that debuff is Burn, so every fast hit multiplies the stacks. Primal Flame starts the fire, triggering Burn 9 times every 8 seconds and adding more for each socketed item that burns.
Mages carry it best because spells hit often. Meow Mage gains ATK on every spell hit, so White Wolf Captain's 30% Haste speeds up her whole ramp, while Fire Mage runs few spells to keep Short-Term Memory's bonus high. The weak spot is the first seconds, before the stacks build, which is why all four loadouts here bring Red Dragon to take 40% of the enemy's Max HP at the start. Skip burn on floors whose monsters are immune to it and against bosses that heal and cleanse.
Red Dragon ×4
Mimic ×4The opening fight is a spike boss, so the plan is to burst it with burn inside Celestial Shield's 4 seconds of invincibility, with Red Dragon's 40% hit starting the damage. Geezer and Mimic speed up the staffs and wands that let Meow! stack ATK through the later rounds, and the later bosses need a stun lock set up with Ice Gloves.
White Wolf Captain's 30% weapon Haste makes every spell fire sooner, and each spell hit adds to Meow!'s ATK bonus, so the Captain speeds up the whole ramp. Two burn rings and Gloves of Plague stack Primal Flame's burn on top, and Red Dragon's opener buys time while the stacks build.
Tiger's 25% weapon damage and 30% Crit Rate at fight start add to Short-Term Memory's bonus, which stays high because this build runs few spells. Red Dragon's opener and Mimic's merges keep the early rounds short.
These enemies stack Spike, so the run builds lifesteal to outheal it, and Bloody Crown is the key piece because it steals the enemy's Spike for Rebecca. Phoenix adds burn to her fastest weapon on top of Primal Flame, and Red Dragon's opener shortens each fight.
Spike hits back whenever the enemy hits you, so Dodge does nothing against it and a harder-hitting enemy only hurts itself more. Spiral Spear is the core weapon: each basic attack adds 1 Spike and its skill triggers Spike 6 times every 8 seconds. Spiked Armor is the item every loadout here shares, since each one raises Max HP by 40% and adds 5 Spike every 3.5 seconds.
Rose is the hero for it. Impale sends her Spike through the enemy's Block and Parting Rose's execute ends the fight, so her later chapter loadouts spend both defensive slots on Seiren and Flora just to live until it lands. Take spike to bosses burn can't clear, to stages full of fire-resistant enemies, to PvP, and to gauntlet floors. Pull every Spike item before a round whose enemy steals buffs, as Double Up Stage 1 shows on round 7.
The whole plan is to survive until Parting Rose executes, so both pet slots go to defense: Seiren's cushion worth 200% of max HP and Flora's heal and cleanse every 4 seconds. Every spiked armor added makes the execute come sooner, and Golden Pig early pays for the rerolls that find them.
Seiren and Flora keep Rose alive while Spike stacks build toward Parting Rose's execute, and Celestial Shield adds one more full heal if both fail. Mimic's merges get the spike armor finished sooner, which brings the execute forward.
Berserk Potions linked to several spike generators, backed by HP potions, build the Spike stacks that end in Parting Rose's execute, and Cleric's Gloves speed up the potions. Hero's Circlet is needed by round 3. Seiren's cushion covers the early hits and Red Dragon takes 40% off each enemy to bring the execute closer.
WarriorWarrior · D tierStats are equal in Double Up, so the Warrior's missing skill costs nothing here, and Spiked Armor does the killing: each one raises Max HP by 40% and adds 5 Spike every 3.5 seconds, which punishes enemies too tanky to hit down. Golden Pigs pay a coin on every shop visit early, then get sold for the space the third Spiked Armor needs. Take every Spike item out for round 7, where the enemy steals buffs.
Full stage walkthrough →The final boss has a lot of Dodge, and Dodge does nothing against Spike counters, so Spiral Spear's 6 Spike triggers per skill hit and a wall of Spiked Armor carry the stage. Ice Reaper's 40% healing cut plus the Candlestick's 50% shuts down the Blood-Red healers in the middle rounds.
Pet timing Ice Reaper on the healer rounds (4 to 8) only; sell the Candlestick and Torches on round 9.
Full stage walkthrough →Every enemy here hides behind Block, and Rose's Impale sends her Spike, Poison and Burn straight through it. Jellyfish Princess turns hits taken into more Spike, and the Red Roses trigger that Spike every 3.3 seconds.
Pet timing Mimic early to finish the first Spiked Armor a round sooner.
Full stage walkthrough →Staff of Vitality heals half of Max HP every 8 seconds and turns a quarter of the overhealing into Block, which keeps Rose's Block up against the late enemies that Burn you whenever it runs out. A Leather Glove between two Spiked Armors hastes both at once, and the Amulet is saved for round 7, whose enemy regenerates.
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Bjorn turns Max HP into damage. Gigantization raises all his damage with the Max HP he gains above his base, up to 30%, and Flesh Burst fires whenever he loses HP by his own hand. That makes Spiked Armor his key item twice over: its 40% Max HP feeds Gigantization and its Spike adds damage on top.
Five of these six loadouts are the Hard stages of his collab event. Red Dragon is in all five and Jellyfish Princess in four, because its Spike keeps coming while he is stunned. Fire Ice Reaper only on rounds where the enemy heals; its Freeze slows the very hits that trigger your Spike. On Stage 5, Yeti's 10 seconds of Stun immunity takes the third slot. His weakness is speed, since the damage climbs only as the HP stacks, so his chapter loadout spends two slots on White Wolf Captain's Haste and Tiger's weapon damage to hurry the opening.
BjornFour Spiked Armors and a pack full of Spikes, with Leather Gloves and Whetstones speeding up and strengthening the pieces around them. Yeti's 10 seconds of Stun immunity covers the opening.
Pet timing Yeti at the start of stun-heavy fights; Red Dragon on the boss round.
Full stage walkthrough →Healing and plain weapons hold the early rounds until Spiked Armor comes together, then Spike does the damage. A Candlestick and one Torch cut the final boss's regeneration by 50% and 15%.
Pet timing Save all three pets for the boss rounds.
Full stage walkthrough →Ice Reaper's healing cut shrinks the HP the Bloated Corpses revive with, and the Broom strips 5 debuffs every 5.5 seconds against the poisoning final boss. Spiked Armor keeps raising Max HP, and with it Bjorn's damage.
Pet timing Ice Reaper on rounds 2 and 6; Red Dragon and Jellyfish Princess on the harder rounds.
Full stage walkthrough →The final boss regenerates, so the Candlestick's 50% healing cut, a spare Torch's 15% and Ice Reaper's 40% are stacked for the last round. Spiral Spear triggers Spike 6 times per skill hit on top of the Spiked Armor.
Pet timing Red Dragon and Jellyfish Princess on the round 4 and 8 bosses, with Ice Reaper left off; Ice Reaper only for the healing final boss.
Full stage walkthrough →Each Spiked Armor raises Max HP by 40%, which feeds Gigantization's damage bonus of up to 30%, and adds 5 Spike every 3.5 seconds. Jellyfish Princess keeps adding Spike while Bjorn is stunned, and Staff of Vitality turns a quarter of its overhealing into Block.
Pet timing Jellyfish Princess on rounds 1, 5 and 10; Red Dragon for round 12.
Full stage walkthrough →Bjorn's damage builds slowly as his Max HP grows, so this run uses White Wolf Captain's Haste and Tiger's 25% weapon damage to speed up the opening seconds. Mimic merges the HP pieces faster.
Erwen wins on speed. Swift makes every item activate 1% faster per stack, Erwen's Bow opens each fight with 30 of it, and Chasing Arrow pays 3 Focus for every 10 Swift she gains, which covers the bow's 60% Accuracy. Wind Spirits are the engine: each adds Swift at the start and 1 more whenever a Spirit socketed to it lands a hit, so both loadouts fill half the bag with them.
Spirits come from Spirit Stones left on her Fire and Wind slots, one stone free on rounds 1, 5 and 9 and more from the shop at 7 Coins. Turn the first into a Fire Spirit touching your bows, because every bow hit refunds 30% of its 10 second cooldown. After that buy Wind Spirits first and merge Tracker's Bow with two Leather Gloves into Erwen's Bow when the pieces show up. Red Dragon and White Wolf Captain are in both.
ErwenRed Dragon ×2
White Wolf Captain ×2Eight Wind Spirits and three Erwen's Bows, with one Fire Spirit set against the bows. Each bow opens with 30 Swift and each Wind Spirit adds more, and Swift makes every item activate 1% faster per stack, so the bows' 2 second cooldown keeps shrinking while Chasing Arrow pays 3 Focus per 10 Swift into their 60% Accuracy. Buy order: Wind Spirit first, then the bow, then boots.
The same plan with a second Fire Spirit. Three Erwen's Bows lie side by side with a Fire Spirit touching them, so each bow hit hands that Spirit back 30% of its 10 second cooldown, and the left half of the bag is Wind Spirits. Round 1: lay down the bows you have and turn the first Spirit Stone into a Fire Spirit beside them. From round 3, add Wind Spirits next to a Fire Spirit.
Rebecca deals extra damage on every weapon hit equal to 10% of her Block, so anything that grants Block is worth more on her than on any other hero. Plate Armor ringed with shields and helmets is her damage and her defence at once, Silver Rings add Block on hit, and Infernal Shield is the PvE pick: it trades half your Max HP at the start for a large Block, then turns a little more HP into Block every 5 seconds.
All five loadouts bring Mimic, and two pair it with Geezer, because the build is only as strong as its finished armor and both pets finish it sooner. Against healing enemies, add Ice Reaper and at least two Bloodletting Swords before round 4. Against a final boss that out-damages the Block, hold Seiren's cushion worth 200% of max HP for that one fight. In PvP, swap Infernal Shield for Celestial.
RebeccaMimic ×5Red Dragon ×3
Geezer ×2
Anvil ×2The run starts from Longsword and Anvil, aims for a Bloodletting Sword first, then Bloody Crown and Mithril Gloves. Seiren is held back for the final boss, where a cushion worth 200% of max HP is what lets the Block build survive long enough to win.
Pet timing Save Seiren for the final boss.
Geezer's pre-merged shop and Mimic's instant merges get Rebecca's armor pieces finished early, and every point of Block they add also adds weapon damage through Courage to Protect All. Red Dragon's 40% opener shortens the fights while that Block builds up.
This chapter's enemies heal, so Ice Reaper's 40% healing cut is the key pet and the rest of the anti-heal comes from items, with at least two Bloodletting Swords before round 4. Infernal Shield converts HP into Block, which Rebecca turns into weapon damage, and Divine Smite turns each full stack of Block gained into a hit that deals only 1 damage.
Two economy pets and White Wolf Captain: Geezer and Mimic finish armor pieces early, and the Captain's weapon Haste lets Rebecca's Block-scaled hits land more often. Silver Rings add Block on hit here, which Rebecca turns straight into damage.
Rebecca's weapons add 10% of her Block as damage, so Plate Armor ringed with shields and helmets is her damage as well as her defense. Mimic finishes the Plate Armor sooner by merging everything at once, and the cheap poison bows add damage the Block can't. The Broom strips 5 debuffs every 5.5 seconds, clearing the boss's poison.
Pet timing Fire every pet on round 4: pet mana refills on every fourth round. Leave the freeze pet unused on this stage.
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Spark wins by never letting the enemy act. The build points as many Lightning Rod Wands as fit at a Thunder Dragon and staggers the wands' cooldowns so the stuns keep rolling. Wyrdwood Staffs power the main lightning spell from round 1, and Ice Gloves or Instant Freeze close the lock by round 4. Ice Mage plays the same game in early chapters with Icicle Summons and Instant Freezes, left unmerged until round 4 so they keep stunning.
The risk is a boss that must die inside a 4-second invincibility window, which is why one Spark card fires White Wolf Captain and Red Dragon together on the first boss. Keep this style away from spike bosses, where each of Spark's many hits triggers a counter, and from Stun-immune bosses, where Cecilia does the job better.
Mimic ×4Red Dragon ×3The first boss has to die inside a 4-second invincibility window, which only White Wolf Captain's Haste and Red Dragon's 40% hit together manage. Mimic merges two Spark spells into Thunderstrike, and the rest of the chapter is Spark's usual stun lock around the Thunder Dragon.
Pet timing White Wolf Captain and Red Dragon together on the first boss.
Lightning Rod Wand and Wyrdwood Staffs power the main lightning spell from round 1, and Instant Freeze completes the stun lock by round 4. Seiren's cushion protects Spark while that setup comes together, and Red Dragon's opener shortens every fight.
Phoenix enhances your fastest weapon, so this run gives the Thunder Dragon the lowest cooldown in the backpack and the Phoenix burn lands on it. Staggering every wand's cooldown keeps the stuns rolling, and the run still finished with coins to spare.
Ice Reaper's 40% healing cut is enough on its own for the first boss. Geezer's shop can hand over an Astrape early, which completes Spark's lightning set, and the Thunder Dragon has to be ready before the final boss.
Pet timing Ice Reaper alone for the first boss.
Two Icicle Summons, a Wooden Shield and two staffs are the core, and the Instant Freezes stay unmerged until round 4 so they keep stunning. Red Dragon's opener and Mimic's merges carry the damage and the economy.
Crit loadouts stack Crit Rate and weapon hits instead of debuff stacks. Tiger is the crit pet: 25% weapon damage and 30% Crit Rate at the start of every fight, which stacks with Spearman's Pride on an all-spear backpack and carries Raven through the early chapters. Each hero brings a reason of their own. Talin's Crits refund 15% of a weapon's remaining cooldown, so her bow build adds Baby Hawks for Focus to fix the bows' poor Accuracy. Lua's crit bonus switches on with overheal, so her card stacks healing fairy items and White Wolf Captain's Haste for more hits.
Crit is the answer to a boss that heals and cleanses, where burn stacks stop working; Raven's Chapter 51 run switches to a full crit burst for exactly that fight. Anywhere else, Red Dragon's 40% opener does more than Tiger in a shared slot.
Mimic ×3
Tiger ×2Red Dragon ×2White Wolf Captain's weapon Haste means more hits, and more hits from healing weapons mean more overheal, which is what switches on Lua's crit bonus. Geezer and Mimic speed up the fairy items that do the healing.
Tiger's 30% Crit Rate and 25% weapon damage stack with Spearman's Pride on an all-spear backpack. Seiren's cushion covers the opening hits, which matters for a hero with no defense in his kit.
Tiger's 25% weapon damage and 30% Crit Rate carry the crit side, and Red Dragon's 40% hit covers the damage the early backpack lacks. This chapter's last boss heals and cleanses, which is where burn stacking stops working, so the run switches to a full crit burst for that fight.
Swaps Fire Fox can stand in for Red Dragon, at much lower damage.
The round 8 boss ignores weapon hits but takes extra Spike, Poison and Burn, and the round 12 boss is the opposite, so the run carries Spiked Armor until round 12 and then swaps it all for weapons. Talin's Crits refund 15% of a weapon's remaining cooldown, Baby Hawks add Focus to fix the bows' poor Accuracy, and every bow touching the Dagger gets 30% of its cooldown back on a hit.
Swaps Jellyfish Princess can take Mimic's slot.
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Dodge builds survive by making most hits miss, then turn the misses into damage. Raven is the hero for it: Shadow Hunter attacks after every dodge, so her loadouts stack Dodge from Air Walker and at least two Crow Necklaces. Fairy Dragon, in three of these four, heals through its burn and covers the hits that still land.
The weak window is the opening rounds, before the boots and necklaces are bought, so the pets go to protection early: Flora on rounds 1 and 2 for Acrobat, and Seiren's cushion worth 200% of max HP for Raven at Chapter 99 in place of the Haste pet. Sniper uses the same idea in the earliest chapters, stacking Haste and Dodge until the Haste takes over. Against Dodge on the enemy side, the counter is Hunting Hawk or Eagle.
Mimic ×4Red Dragon ×4Shadow Hunter attacks after every dodge, so this run stacks Dodge from Air Walker and at least two Crow Necklaces until most hits miss. White Wolf Captain's Haste makes Raven's weapons fire faster in the opening seconds, and Fairy Dragon's burn heals cover the hits that do land.
Seiren replaces the Haste pet here: its cushion worth 200% of max HP protects Raven while the dodge pieces are still being bought. Hunter's Bows and Fairy Armor carry the first four rounds, then Fairy Dragon and Crow Necklaces turn the build into a dodge engine.
Flora's heal and cleanse every 4 seconds carries the first rounds, before the boots and bows that make Acrobat hard to hit are in place. Red Dragon's 40% max-HP opener then does the heavy lifting in every fight, and Fairy Dragon's burn heals keep her standing once the dodge build is done.
Pet timing Flora in rounds 1 and 2; Red Dragon in every round.
An early-chapter build that stacks Haste and Dodge to survive until the Haste takes over. Red Dragon's opener covers the damage the early backpack lacks, and Mimic merges the pieces faster.
Poison is the plan for floors whose monsters are immune to Burn. Venom is its hero: Poison Coating enhances 2 backpack slots, and poison items placed there inflict 50% more Poison. Both loadouts get those items finished early, through Geezer and Mimic in the chapter run and Mimic in Double Up, then let Red Dragon's 40% opener cover the seconds poison needs to stack. Gloves of Plague help here too, since they add stacks of whichever debuff the enemy carries most.
Poison pets are the trap. Poison Mushroom applies its Poison once and stops, and Venomous Spider's egg sacks take the space the poison items need. If you already own the Poison Bow and two Plague gloves, Venom carries a long way.
Mimic ×2Red Dragon ×2Geezer and Mimic get the poison items finished early, and they go in the two slots Poison Coating enhances. Red Dragon's 40% opener covers the time poison takes to stack.
Venom is the second hero: her 2 enhanced slots inflict 50% more Poison, and poison pieces placed on this board's poison tiles apply more again. Rebecca supplies the Block and Spike, and the round 12 boss's berserk attacks run straight into that Spike.
Full stage walkthrough →These three heroes don't follow one debuff plan; they win by attacking more often. White Wolf Captain gives every weapon 30% Haste for 10 seconds while it attacks on its own, and two of the three loadouts build around it. Trixie's Transformation Magic: Charm counts as a weapon, so the Haste makes it strip buffs more often in that window, while Seiren soaks the opening burst. The starter Warrior has no combat skill at all, so Flora's heal and cleanse every 4 seconds and the Captain's own attacks do his work.
Darkan takes his Haste from missing HP, which makes the start of a fight his weakest moment. Red Dragon's 40% hit covers that window, and Geezer plus Mimic fill his backpack with finished weapons. The Captain's buff ends after 10 seconds, so a long boss fight outlasts it.
Mimic ×3White Wolf Captain ×2Seiren's fight-start Waterdrop Cushion, worth 200% of max HP, soaks the opening burst while the Mirror is still stripping buffs. White Wolf Captain gives every weapon 30% Haste for 10 seconds, and Transformation Magic: Charm is a weapon, so it strips more often in that window. Mimic merges everything mergeable in one go, which is how the Charm-and-shield piece gets finished in time for round 3.
Darkan's bonus grows as his HP drops, so the start of a fight is his weakest moment, and Red Dragon's 40% max-HP hit covers exactly that window. Geezer's pre-merged shop and Mimic's instant merges fill his backpack with finished weapons faster, and every weapon takes the Haste his missing HP gives.
With no combat skill of his own, the starter Warrior leans on pets: Flora's heal and cleanse every 4 seconds for sustain, and White Wolf Captain's Haste plus its own attacks for damage. Mimic keeps the merges and his coin chance ticking.
