Loot Tier List
Best raid weapons and tools for vault steals and PvP.
The loot tier list ranks offensive gear in Build to Defend Loot — the TwoBrothers Games Roblox experience where raiding other bases for vault loot is as important as defending your own central vault and growing offline earnings. Loot items typically come from the conveyor belt shop, raid rewards, and milestone unlocks. This page focuses on what helps you break in, survive traps, and extract value faster than your targets can respond.
Rankings assume you understand basic pathing from the raid and loot guide and that your base is not so weak that you never leave home to attack. If you are brand new, pair this list with getting started and a few working codes before spending every coin on high-tier weapons.
Ranking criteria for loot
Time-to-vault — How quickly can you reach the center layout after breaching the outer wall? Mobility tools and burst weapons score higher than slow sustained DPS that gives defenders time to react.
Trap interaction — Grades reward gear that clears or avoids spike lanes, turret lines, and stun traps commonly placed on vault approaches. Pure damage without survivability drops tier when meta bases stack CC.
Steal efficiency — Some tools increase carry capacity, loot scan range, or break speed on vault interfaces. These often outrank raw PvP damage for offline farmers who hit unattended bases.
Conveyor cost curve — Early S-tier on paper may sit in B-tier until rebirth because opportunity cost matters. We note rebirth brackets where picks spike in value.
Return to the tier list hub for defense and wall context — raid gear is wasted if your own vault gets emptied while you are attacking.
S Tier — Meta raid definers
These picks shape current PvP conversations and appear in most high-level raid loadouts:
- Vault Breakers (conveyor ultra tier) — Highest priority target once unlocked; combine with path knowledge from base building to hit weak corners instead of main choke.
- Mobility dashes / speed tools — Shorten crossing time across open yard segments; especially strong versus layered wall rings.
- Trap disarm or shield consumables — One clean entry often beats ten extra damage points against turret mazes.
Exact item names shift with updates — treat S rows as roles until patch notes confirm renames. After each update, verify against patch notes.
A Tier — Reliable workhorses
A-tier loot wins most matchups without requiring frame-perfect execution:
- Mid-tier burst weapons from second conveyor bands
- AoE clear tools for common trap clusters
- Balanced steal modifiers that help both online and offline raid windows
Budget players should fill A-tier slots before chasing S-tier luxury. Redeem promo codes into these slots for the best return.
B Tier — Situational but viable
B-tier items excel in narrow scenarios:
- Anti-single-trap specialists when you scout bases beforehand
- Slow heavy hitters that work against under-trapped vanity bases
- Starter raid tools adequate until first rebirth
Upgrade B-tier placeholders when you repeatedly fail against defenses tier staples like stun turrets or long hallways from the walls tier.
C Tier — Niche or transitional
Hold C-tier gear only while saving for replacements:
- Early tutorial weapons superseded within hours
- Single-target tools versus bases running wide AoE trap fields
- High-skill weapons that underperform on mobile unless you main touch controls
D and F Tier — Replace when possible
D/F loot actively slows progression:
- Items with long animations that trap you in CC chains
- Raid tools with no steal bonus and weak PvP stats
- Deprecated event weapons after nerfs — check expired codes bundles tied to old promos
Sell or sideline these before rebirth planning in the rebirth guide.
Build archetypes and loot priority
Rush raider — S mobility + A burst + one trap counter. Hits offline bases in under a minute.
Siege raider — A sustained pressure + B utility; cracks active defenders with patience.
Hybrid farmer — A steal modifiers + B defense backup at home; spends less time in others’ vaults, more on conveyor upgrades.
Match archetype to your play hours. Mobile mains should read mobile player tips; PC aimers see PC player tips for input-specific loot notes.
Conveyor belt shopping order
- Secure one A-tier generalist weapon
- Add trap interaction or mobility
- Chase S-tier role fill-ins after vault defenses reach B-tier minimum from defense traps guide
- Re-evaluate after rebirth multipliers
Do not use scripts to skip this curve — bans cost more than delayed S-tier.
Related pages
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What is the best loot for stealing from offline bases?
Prioritize mobility, trap counters, and steal-speed or capacity modifiers over pure PvP damage. Offline targets rarely fight back — speed and extraction matter most.
Where do I get top-tier loot?
Primarily the conveyor belt shop as you progress, plus raid rewards and milestones. Codes can fund early conveyor rolls — see the codes hub.
Should I raid before upgrading defenses?
Only if your vault still meets minimum B-tier wall and trap standards. Otherwise raiders empty your base while you attack — balance using the defenses tier list.
Do loot tiers change after rebirth?
Rebirth shifts economy and unlocks. Some mid-tier items remain excellent; revisit this list and the rebirth guide after each reset.
Are event codes like LOOTDROP tied to special loot?
Community codes are unverified and may grant cash rather than unique weapons. There is no official Trello to confirm event loot ties — test in-game.