- Current patch per the public wiki update tracker
- Heroes, items, materials, skills, runes, stages, monsters and Cube catalogs refreshed
- No new content additions vs. 1.00.13; live balance and hotfix metadata only
Quick Lookup
Find any hero, item, material, rune, skill, stage or monster in the Task Bar Hero database.
Search across 262 indexed entries — sorted by name, category, and current patch.
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Database Stats
Catalogued through patch 1.00.26
262 entities · 8 original guides · 9 patch notes
Popular Tools
Built for fast lookup
Build Planner
Pick a hero and get a focused build: equipment, skill priority, rune focus and team composition.
Drop Finder
Pick a material and compare the campaign stages closest to its estimated level band.
Farming Optimizer
Pick the material you need and get the most efficient stage + recommended team.
Thursday · Use it today
Today: Tier 4 Upgrade Recipe
Submit 3× Tier 3 items to roll 1× Tier 4 item of the same category.
Top of the current meta
The S-tier hero to build toward
Hunter
A paid crossbow specialist with elemental bolts, traps, and deployable ranged pressure.
Latest Patch
Patch 1.00.26 — Public Tracker
Released Jul 18, 2026
Recent Patches
Beyond the latest build
Recent Guides
Latest wiki walkthroughs
Beginner Path
Your first ten hours
STEP 01
Pick a starter team
Knight, Ranger, and Sorcerer are the three free starters in the current roster. Start with Knight when the party needs a durable frontline.
Browse heroesSTEP 02
Learn the rune basics
Eight account-wide Rune Tree branches cover formation, economy, storage, combat, offline rewards, and the Cube.
Read the guideSTEP 03
Run a clean farming loop
Use material rarity and stage level to build a shortlist, then test equal windows in the live game before committing a long run.
See the routeSTEP 04
Plan your Cube crafts
Check today’s Cube recipe and the weekly rotation before spending saved inputs. The planner keeps the current cycle in one place.
Open today's recipeSTEP 05
Browse the rest of the wiki
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Open a random entryLast updated Jul 19, 2026 · patch 1.00.26
FAQ
Quick facts
How many heroes are in Task Bar Hero?
Six playable heroes: Knight, Ranger and Sorcerer are free starters, Priest is a free DLC unlock (500 coins), and Hunter and Slayer are paid DLC. Each hero has a fixed equipment set and a signature skill tree.
What difficulty tiers does the campaign have?
Four tiers — Normal, Nightmare, Hell and Torment — each running across three Acts. The current catalog records 120 stages total. Higher tiers drop the same items at higher rarity grades rather than gating entirely new gear.
What rarity ladder does gear use?
Ten tiers, lowest to highest: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, Immortal, Arcana, Beyond, Celestial, Divine and Cosmic. A low Gear Level does not cap rarity — even an early stage can drop a top-grade item.
How many Rune Tree branches are there?
Eight Rune Tree branches with account-wide effects. The Rune Tree guide lists all eight and a recommended investment order.
What is the Cube?
The Cube is the endgame crafting system. It has eight crafting functions, a recipe-tier reference and a rotating daily recipe calendar. The Cube guide and the today/schedule pages track the current rotation.
Which tool should I use to find a material drop?
Two client-side utilities read the same catalog the wiki does: the Drop Finder lists every stage whose recommended level brackets a material’s rarity, and the Farming Optimizer returns a single safest stage plus an accessible hero suggestion. Both run on your device and require no login.
Do the rarity colors on cards mean anything?
They match the in-game progression: each card has a sharp top accent in the rarity hue, and the rarity chip uses a -700 / dark-300 text shade that stays readable on both light and dark themes. Common, Uncommon and Rare are the early-game band; Immortal and above are the endgame band.
Is this an official site?
No. Task Bar Hero Wiki is an unofficial, fan-made database. It is not affiliated with the developers of Task Bar Hero; game content and trademarks belong to their respective owners and are referenced here for informational purposes only.
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This site is an unofficial fan-made database and is not affiliated with the developers of Task Bar Hero. Game content and materials are the property of their respective owners; references are used here for informational purposes only.