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Weapons
There's a large variety of Weapons to master in Let It Die as you battle the enemies of the Tower. Created from the different factions, they can be picked up from defeated enemies or -
Let It Die Wiki
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Tower of Barbs
The Current Floor Rotation is: Monday The floors will rotate in 15 hours and 45 minutes. (Click to update) The Tower of Barbs is a mysterious ever-changing tower on the island of southwestern Tokyo -
Armor
Armor is the gear your Fighter wears in Let It Die. It can be picked up from enemies or developed with R&D from your own Blueprints at Choku-Funsha. They originate from the different -
Fighters
Fighters are the bodies the player controls in order to climb the Tower of Barbs. They are little more than re-animated corpses, powered by the SPLithium battery in their chests. All of them have -
R&D Materials
R&D (Research and Development) Materials are items used to develop equipment from Blueprints. Once a Blueprint has been brought to Choku-Funsha in the Waiting Room, the R&D menu will display the materials -
Skill Decals
Skill Decals can be obtained from the Mushroom Club in the Waiting Room or are awarded as a Prize. Decals can be equipped for various bonuses by visiting the Mushroom Club. -
KAMAS-A1 Assault Rifle RE
The blueprint for this weapon can be purchased from the R-Point Exchange for 500000. More than just a visual variant, it is stronger and more durable than the base version. NOTE: Helmet bonus does -
Gyaku-Funsha
Gyakufunsha or Gyaku-Funsha, sometimes called the "Wandering Shop" or "Secret Shop" by players, is a mobile shop run by the former black market weapons trader, Kommando Kawasaki, and is the sister shop of Chokufunsha -
Blueprints
Blueprints are the schematics for weapons and armor in Let It Die. You'll find blueprints naturally while exploring the Tower of Barbs. Blueprints found in the Tower marked with??????? means it's for a -
Jackals
The Jackals are a mysterious group that roam the Tower of Barbs after first encountering them on 8F META-KOYA. Composed of Jackal X, Jackal Y, and Jackal Z, they are considered "endgame" enemies, and -
Tengoku
TENGOKU is an endless floor entered through TENGOKUMON. This floor has a difficulty level which gradually increases as the player passes through each floor. The player will encounter better and better tier materials as they -
White Steel
White Steel is one of the Four "Forcemen", A group of bosses added to the Tower of Barbs. He represents the D.O.D. Arms Faction. First arriving in the game on April 26th. 2017 -
Red Napalm
Red Napalm is the second of the Four "Forcemen", A group of bosses added to the Tower of Barbs. She represents the War Ensemble Faction. First arriving in the game on June 27th, 2017; She -
Four Forcemen
The Four Forcemen are a group of challenging bosses in the Tower of Barbs. They are only available on Wednesdays and Sundays. Each of them has three different difficulties: NORMAL, HARD, and NIGHTMARE. Each difficulty -
Stamps
On each level of the Tower of Barbs, there is a Stamp Machine in certain floors, as part of the Stamp Rally. Using the machine activates a small rhythm-based minigame, where you must hit -
Mass of Iron Bolts
Mass of Iron Bolts is a 3-Star Iron-type Material for developing and upgrading weapons and armor at Chokufunsha. As a 3-Star Material, Mass of Iron Bolts will mainly appear in Crowley's -
Night Scout Set
Night Scout, Night Raider WoT Night Scout Head Night Scout Body Night Scout Pants Head Armor piece of the Night Scout Set. Night Scout Head[] Night Scout Head E[] Night Raider Head[] Night Raider Head -
Tokyo Death Metro
Tokyo Death Metro, or TDM, is the main asynchronous multiplayer system in LET IT DIE. It is managed by the mysterious puppet Tetsuo, acting as train conductor for the Luxury Attack Liner. Riding the Metro -
Machete
Machete, Beam Katana, Machete RG Machetes are weapons in Let it Die. Machetes are basically the all rounder of the game; they have good reach for a melee weapon and while they attack a bit -
Shrooms
Mushrooms, often shortened to Shrooms, are the resident flora of the Tower of Barbs, presumably brought into existence along with the Tower from the "Earth Rage" tectonic disturbance of 2026. The Tower is filled with -
Reaper's Set
X-Ray Glasses, Reaper's Coat, Reaper's Pants Blue Red These X-Ray Glasses are the Head Armor piece of the Reaper's Set. They have two variants, both of which are obtained after -
Hernia
The Vending Machine "Hernia", mostly shortened to HERNIA, is located next to Choku-Funsha and sells a variety of different items using various currencies. Some items in stock will rotate. Daily Items will rotate every -
Archer's Bow
Archer's Bows are weapons in Let it Die. Was only available from Lost Bags during TDM Battle Rush Seasons 7/8, before being retired. The Blueprint may now only be obtained through the Hernia. -
Masamune Blade
Katanas are weapons in Let It Die. Other variants include the TDM Katana and the very rare Takama-ga-hara. NOTE: Helmet bonus does not count towards meeting the requirement for being able to use
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