Devil Hunter Devils & Crafting
Hunt devils, collect their parts, and craft powerful weapons. Your complete guide to the crafting system.
What is the Crafting System?
The crafting system is one of the core progression paths in Devil Hunter. After collecting materials from defeated devils, you can use crafting stations to create powerful weapons that significantly boost your combat effectiveness. Unlike contracts which grant active abilities, crafted weapons provide passive stat boosts and damage modifiers that complement your build.
Devil Types
Craftable Weapons
Rarity Tiers
Build Possibilities
Crafting Station Interface
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Why Should You Care About Crafting?
If you're serious about progressing in Devil Hunter, crafting is not optional. Here's why every player should engage with the system:
Significantly Higher Damage
Crafted weapons can have damage multipliers of 1.5x or higher compared to basic weapons. In endgame content, this difference is the gap between contributing meaningfully and getting carried. A fully crafted weapon is essential for competitive PvP and difficult raids.
Passive Stat Bonuses
Beyond base damage, crafted weapons often include passive effects like attack speed boosts, critical chance increases, or elemental damage bonuses. These passives stack with your contracts and clan bonuses for massive overall power gains.
Build Identity
Different weapon types suit different playstyles. Heavy weapons favor tanky builds with high HP and defense. Speed weapons work well for agile fighters who rely on mobility. Finding the right craft for your build is key to enjoying the game.
Long-term Progression
As you face stronger enemies and tackle harder content, you'll need better gear. Crafting provides a clear progression path - defeat tougher devils, get better materials, craft stronger weapons, tackle even harder content.
All Devil Types
There are over 15 confirmed devil types in Devil Hunter, each dropping unique materials used for different weapons. Understanding which devil to hunt for your desired craft is essential for efficient progression.
Common Devils (Early Game)
Bat Devil
Common Enemy
Most common devil in the game. Found throughout the city and forest areas.
Drops: Bat Wing, Bat Claw
Tomato Devil
Common Enemy
Found in the Hillside Farm area. Very easy to defeat early on.
Drops: Tomato Stem, Tomato Leaf
Fish Devil
Common Enemy
Found near water areas and fishing spots. Drops common materials.
Drops: Fish Scale, Fish Fin
Frog Devil
Common Enemy
Found in swampy areas and near water. Jumps around a lot.
Drops: Frog Leg, Frog Skin
Rare Devils (Mid Game)
Zombie Devil
Rare Enemy
Found in the Warehouse during Zombie Raid. Spawns in groups.
Drops: Zombie Flesh, Zombie Arm
Ghost Devil
Rare Enemy
Appears at night in specific areas. Hard to hit but drops valuable materials.
Drops: Ghost Essence, Spirit Orb
Snake Devil
Rare Enemy
Found in wilderness areas. Can eat players for high damage.
Drops: Snake Scale, Serpent Fang
Boss Devils (End Game)
Katana Man
BOSS - Very Difficult
Found at the Construction Site Raid. One of the strongest raid bosses. Can one-shot players who don't parry correctly.
Location
Construction Site (near HQ)
Drops
Katana Man Sword, Bloodied Cloth
Future Devil
BOSS - Elite Challenge
Found on Floor 0 of HQ. Grants powerful contracts and rare drops. Must sacrifice Left Eye (permanent debuff).
Location
HQ Floor 0 (corner)
Drops
Future Eye, Time Shard
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Materials & Crafting Recipes
Here's a comprehensive guide to what materials drop from which devils and what weapons you can craft with them. Use this as a reference when planning your farming routes.
Common Material Recipes
| Material | Source Devil | Used For | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bat Wing | Bat Devil | Speed Dagger | Common |
| Bat Claw | Bat Devil | Claw Weapon | Common |
| Fish Scale | Fish Devil | Water Blade | Common |
| Frog Leg | Frog Devil | Jump Boots | Common |
| Tomato Stem | Tomato Devil | Garden Sword | Common |
| Zombie Flesh | Zombie Devil | Undead Hammer | Rare |
| Ghost Essence | Ghost Devil | Spirit Staff | Rare |
| Snake Scale | Snake Devil | Serpent Blade | Rare |
| Katana Man Sword | Katana Man (Raid) | Master Katana | Epic |
Weapon Types & Their Playstyles
Katanas
Balanced damage and speed
Katanas offer a good balance between damage output and attack speed. They're versatile and work well for most playstyles. The Master Katana crafted from Katana Man materials is one of the best weapons in the game.
Best for:
- Intermediate players
- Hybrid builds
- PvP combat
Heavy Weapons
High damage, slow attacks
Hammers, axes, and other heavy weapons deal massive damage but have slow attack speeds. Requires patience and good timing. Great for breaking guards and stun-locking enemies.
Best for:
- Tank builds
- Boss fights
- Breaking defenses
Speed Weapons
Fast attacks, lower damage
Daggers, claws, and lightweight weapons attack very fast but deal less damage per hit. Works well with builds that focus on attack speed bonuses and critical hits.
Best for:
- Aggressive players
- Critical hit builds
- Fiend transformations
Ranged Weapons
Attack from distance
Guns and other ranged weapons allow you to attack from a distance. Essential for certain boss fights where getting close is dangerous. Works well with crowd control strategies.
Best for:
- Support builds
- Siege scenarios
- Safe damage dealing
Crafting Recipe List Screenshot
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Efficient Farming Routes
Knowing where to find devils and what to farm for your desired weapons is crucial for efficient progression. Here are tested routes for different materials.
Early Game: Level 1-30
Focus on common devils to build your first weapons and earn yen for better gear.
Best Locations
- • City Streets - Bat Devils spawn frequently
- • Hillside Farm - Tomato Devils (very easy)
- • Fishing Pier - Fish Devils near water
Recommended Farm
- • Target: Bat Wings, Fish Scales
- • Craft: Speed Dagger, Water Blade
- • Yield: ~5-10 materials per hour
Mid Game: Level 30-70
Start targeting rare devils and running raids for better materials.
Best Locations
- • Warehouse - Zombie Raid (1hr cooldown)
- • Forest Area - Ghost Devils at night
- • Wilderness - Snake Devils
Recommended Farm
- • Target: Zombie Flesh, Ghost Essence
- • Craft: Undead Hammer, Spirit Staff
- • Yield: ~3-5 epic materials per raid
End Game: Level 70+
Focus on raids and boss content for the best materials.
Best Locations
- • Construction Site - Katana Man Raid
- • Hotel Raid - General farming
- • School Raid - Mastery books + materials
Recommended Farm
- • Target: Katana Man Sword (10% drop)
- • Craft: Master Katana (best weapon)
- • Note: Needs multiple runs for materials
Pro Farming Tips
- • Always use multipliers in missions for bonus drops
- • Join a clan with EXP bonuses to level faster
- • Trade with other players if you need specific materials
- • Raid bosses have 1-hour global cooldown
- • Some materials only drop during certain events
- • Don't sell Devil Flesh - you need it for Fiend talents
Farming Route Map
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Tips for New Players
Do's
- ✓ Start crafting early - even common weapons help
- ✓ Focus on one weapon type to level mastery faster
- ✓ Join raids when possible - best material source
- ✓ Use mission multipliers for bonus drop rates
- ✓ Save rare materials for better crafts later
Don'ts
- ✗ Don't sell Devil Flesh - needed for Fiend talents
- ✗ Don't spread resources across multiple weapon types
- ✗ Don't skip raids - 1-hour cooldown is worth it
- ✗ Don't ignore the crafting system in endgame
- ✗ Don't forget to check trade chat for materials
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I find the crafting station?
Crafting stations are located in various places around the map. The main crafting area is near the Armory in the HQ area. Look for the anvil icon on your map. Some NPCs also offer crafting services for specific weapon types.
How do I get better materials?
Better materials drop from stronger enemies. Early game devils drop common materials, while raid bosses and elite enemies drop rare and epic materials. Increasing your weapon mastery also improves drop rates for weapon-specific materials.
Should I craft multiple weapon types?
No, focus on one weapon type until you have a fully crafted endgame weapon. Spreading your materials across multiple weapons means none of them will be as strong. Level up your weapon mastery by using one weapon type consistently.
What happens to crafted weapons when I upgrade?
Crafted weapons don't upgrade automatically. When you want a better version, you'll need to craft a new weapon using higher-tier materials. The old weapon can be sold for some yen or kept as a backup.
Can I trade crafted weapons?
Yes, you can trade weapons with other players. This is a good way to get materials you need if you have extras of other types. However, epic and legendary weapons are valuable and often command high prices in yen or rare materials.
Is the Master Katana worth the grind?
Yes, the Master Katana is widely considered one of the best weapons in the game. It has excellent damage, good attack speed, and works well with most builds. The 10% drop rate from Katana Man means you'll need multiple raid attempts, but the payoff is worth it.