Get Rich Fast in The Forge Roblox: 5 Money Farming Strategies That Actually Work

If you have ever burned through your cash in Roblox The Forge right when you are halfway through crafting a big-ticket weapon or armor piece, yeah, same. The good news: there are plenty of reliable ways to refill the wallet. Some of them are obvious and easy to ignore, some are quietly overpowered. Here is what actually works, why it works, and how to stack methods so you are not broke mid-craft again.

"Heads up: merchant Greedy Cey is not always your best price."

• Knock out quests (seriously): It is basic, but players skip it and leave money on the table. Pushing through missions naturally opens new areas, introduces fresh NPCs, and occasionally drops a request that pays way more than you would expect. If you have half-finished quests sitting in your log, go clean them up. The steady payouts add up fast.
• Juice your Luck for better ore: If you are mining, Luck is everything. You can boost it a few ways: slot luck-boosting runes on your pickaxe, invest in the Dedicated Player track in the Achievements tab, and pop Luck Potions (sold by merchants or straight from the in-game store). Higher Luck means rarer ore shows up more often, which sells for more than the usual cave rocks. Simple cause and effect.
• Craft first, sell second: Weirdly, the market values finished gear more than raw materials. So instead of selling your rare ore right away, keep a stack, craft high-quality weapons or armor, then sell those to a trader. You will pull a better price on the crafted item than you would dumping the ore. Bonus: crafting consolidates materials and frees up inventory space.
• Farm enemies for Essence: Bored of swinging a pickaxe? Go hunting. Enemies drop Essence, and the tougher the enemy, the higher tier the Essence. You can use it to upgrade your equipment or sell it outright. Rare Essences can net you thousands pretty quickly, which is a nice change of pace from chipping at a wall.
• Sell your old pickaxes: If you have already upgraded, those dusty tools are just clutter. Take a minute, scan your inventory, and sell the pickaxes you do not use anymore. You get some cash back and you stop wasting space. No need to hang onto them as souvenirs.

Mix a few of these together and you will have enough money to finish those high-tier crafts without begging the cave for crumbs. And if you have a clever trick I missed, drop it in the comments so the rest of us can stop bartering with Cey for pennies.