Not sure which equipment to use? Review equipped gear, inventory and storage, compare useful stats, and narrow the choices for your current War of Genesis build. Supported live data can reduce manual equipment entry when available.
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OPTIONAL LOCAL CONNECTION
Optional · Windows · Read-only
Connect your game for live data
View your current profile, equipment, stage and combat data directly from the game. Your data stays on this computer.
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Use the connection control above, then run one fixed capability query at a time.
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Only fixed, read-only Runtime.evaluate expressions are available here. Raw player values are kept in memory only and are never rendered or uploaded.
Checking the local Genesis connection; browser calculations and local saves remain available when disconnected.
How to use
Search by equipment name or inspect the full list.
Narrow the results by slot, tier, level or drop availability.
Change sorting to compare levels, tiers, prices or listings.
Open the details or candidate comparison available in the tool.
Search gear by the way you play
The Equipment Optimizer keeps the assistant’s embedded gear dataset in an interactive table. Search by name, then narrow the list by slot, tier, required level, drop availability or market view to reduce a large equipment list to practical candidates.
Sorting and detail views make it easier to compare the same slot across tiers. The optimizer’s score and candidate logic remain the original tool behavior rather than a new site-wide equipment ranking.
Name and slot filters
Tier and required-level filters
Drop-only and market views
Equipment score and candidate comparison
Optimizer versus equipment encyclopedia
This page is the player utility for filtering and comparing equipment. The separate Equipment Wiki is better for browsing equipment families, variants, abilities and confirmed sources in a reference format.
Use the Drop Finder when the question is where a piece comes from, and use Damage when the question is how a gear choice changes a combat scenario.