Sword Hunter Tools

Sword Hunter tools on this wiki are checklists you use next to the live game. They do not inject, they do not guess damage numbers, and they do not replace R auto-attack. The two tools that matter in September 2026 are the merge planner and the code checker. Use both on a new save before you wander toward the volcano.

This hub exists because hunters waste 1KCCU cash on the wrong craft, sit on a Fox Egg from NEWPET, and then search for a script to fix the mess. Scripts are a separate, honest category: the scripts hub states that no verified dedicated script is listed yet. Tools stay legal. They run in your browser as pages, not inside Roblox.

What belongs in Tools

• Merge planner — practical order stick → metal → gem → rainbow Rank 999, plus when to spend code cash and when to stop for a new island. No fake stat sheet.
• Code checker — copy-ready list of live codes grouped by cash, loot, egg, luck, sword, and unpublished official-page strings.

Nothing here claims a hidden drop rate except the 0.01% phoenix already printed on official art. If a third-party “DPS calculator” asks for your password, that is not a tool we host.

Suggested first session with both tools

1. Open the code checker on a second screen.
2. Redeem in the Store box using how to redeem. Tick each success.
3. Hatch NEWPET and NEWUPDATE eggs. Hatch pets if the nest UI is new to you.
4. Open the merge planner. Spend MONEY, LIKES100, and 1KCCU cash on the next honest tier, not on a random stall blade.
5. Press F to select the result, R to farm, E to Catch when a wolf prompt appears.
6. Only then walk new areas or the giant gorilla boss.

The getting started guide is the prose version of that loop. These tools are the tick boxes.

What these tools will not do

They will not auto-merge. They will not auto-farm. They will not catch the 0.01% phoenix. They will not redeem WELCOME for you. Offline swords still collect loot without a browser tab open; see offline loot. If you wanted a bot, read auto farm and auto merge for why this wiki refuses invented pastes.

They also will not invent a Trello. Blade Evolution Tycoon has not published a public board we can sync. When codes change, the checker updates from the same September 2026 sources as the codes hub: official description, official-page extras, and the extra working list (1KCCU, NEWUPDATE, SWORD).

How tools sit next to Guides, Tier List, and Players

Use merge swords when you want the full craft explanation, and the planner when you only need the ladder. Use the sword tier list for showcase context (stick versus Rank 999 crystal) and the planner when you are about to click merge. Use early-game, mid-game, and endgame for pacing, then come back here to spend the wallet.

Pets have their own pet tier list. The checker only tells you which codes grant eggs. The phoenix image on this hub is a reminder that luck codes (LUCKY) belong on hatch sessions, not on empty auto-attack grass.

Co-op and tools

Servers hold 12 hunters. Share the planner order with friends so the party does not split across under-ranked islands. Do not share accounts so a friend can “run the tool.” The tool is a page. Each hunter still opens Store and still merges at their own base. The Roblox group and Discord are for shouting new codes into the checker, not for remote-playing your save.

Keep the pair bookmarked

After patch notes or New Area Adventure, reread both tools. A new island does not change stick → metal → gem; it only changes when you are allowed to walk through the purple portal. A new likes code does not change Redeem; it only adds a row to the checker.

Print nothing. The Store box and the base craft UI are the real tools. These pages exist so you do not forget LIKE1000, do not skip UPDATE, and do not dump a rainbow egg gift into a stick-tier session. Open the merge planner when cash is burning a hole, and open the code checker when a like milestone moves. That is the whole hub.

If a future first-party calculator ever ships inside Sword Hunter, it will be linked here with a patch date. Until then, checklists beat guesswork, and guesswork beats executors.