⚔ Weapon Designer

Assemble cores, components and enhancers, and read the final weapon before you craft it.

In the Kith Workshop desktop app

The Weapon Designer simulates the Restoration 3 NGE weapon crafting system so you can plan a build before spending resources. Enter your finished component stats, set the Combat Level, and see the final weapon output — damage range, socket chance, and all derived values — before you craft a single piece.

The Weapon Designer — assemble the parts and read the finished weapon before you craft it.

Building a Weapon

Select a Class (Ranged, Melee, Heavy). Type and Skin dropdowns update to match.
Select a Type (e.g. Pistol, Rifle, One-handed Sword). Component slots change to match.
Select a Skin — the specific schematic this weapon comes from.
Drag the Combat Level slider (6–54). The tool pre-fills estimated min/max damage — you can override with your actual core stats.
Fill in the stats for each component slot. The slots depend on the weapon: a Weapon Core, the type-specific crafted parts (e.g. Barrel, Stock, Scope, Vibration Generator, Gas Cartridge, Elemental Chamber), the looted slots (Augmentation, Enhancement, Weapon Enhancement), and a Weapon Power Bit. Looted slots offer Quality preset dropdowns plus a Custom… option.
Enter your Weapon Assembly skill level. 151+ guarantees a socket. The result panel shows the socket probability.
The Final Weapon panel on the right updates live as you type.

Note: The per-CL damage estimates are pre-fills for planning. They are replaced the moment you type your own core values. A field you have manually edited is "touched" and will not be overwritten if you move the CL slider.

My Loot Library

Click 🎒 My Loot in the toolbar to open the library overlay.
Select the Slot — Augmentation (Health/Action), Enhancement (Crit), or Weapon Enhancement.
Optionally enter a Name, then fill in the stat fields.
Click ＋ Add to library. The item is saved.
In the main build, open the matching slot's dropdown. The item appears under a My Loot group, listed below the Quality presets group.

Saving & Managing Builds

Button	What it does
＋ Save	Saves the current build under the name you typed. Each save adds a new entry to the saved builds list — it does not overwrite an existing build with the same name.
Saved builds dropdown	Lists all saved builds. Select one to load it.
⧉ Duplicate	Creates a copy with " (copy)" appended to the name.
🗑 Delete	Permanently deletes the currently selected build. Cannot be undone.
⬆ Export	Saves the current build as a `.bwpn` file for sharing or backup.
⬇ Import	Loads a `.bwpn` file and adds it to your saved builds list.
↺ Reset	Clears all component fields back to blank without deleting any saved builds.

Compare Mode

Pick a saved build from the dropdown, then click ⇄ Compare. The result panel splits into two columns: CURRENT (the build you're editing) and PINNED (the saved build you chose).
The two stat cards sit side by side so you can read the differences line by line.
Click ⇄ Compare again to exit and return to the single-build view.

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