Consumables Guide - Unscathed RNG Wiki

Overview

Every consumable in Unscathed falls into one of three groups: luck and roll buffs, crafting materials, and combat consumables. Prices run from 150 coins for bread and cloth up to 10,000 for an Immunity Potion. This guide ranks what to buy first and when to save. Start with our Beginner Guide if you are new.

Full Unscathed Guide Video

This full guide video covers codes, max luck, the best elements, and locations, which pairs perfectly with the consumable strategies here. Watch it to see how experienced players chain buffs before rolling and fighting. Then apply the purchase order from this page. See our Luck Guide for the luck side.

Food, Drink & Buff Prices

The table below lists every confirmed consumable from the in-game shops with its price and effect. Freshly Baked Bread gives the best luck per coin, while Soup is the only single item that boosts luck and roll speed together. Crafting materials cost the same 150 coins as tough bread. Compare strategies in our Luck Guide.

Prices come from the games.gg data for Unscathed and match the in-game GaG Shop listings. Note that potions are timed buffs, not permanent upgrades, so budget for repeat purchases during long sessions. See our Potion Crate guide for the free way to stock potions.

Buff Food and Drinks

Bread and water are your everyday rolling fuels. Freshly Baked Bread adds 25 percent luck for two minutes, while Filtered Blossom Water adds 10 percent roll speed for two minutes, letting you spin faster while luck is up. Use them together before a serious rolling session. The Luck Guide explains how each stat helps.

Soup is the efficiency pick: for 500 coins it grants 25 percent luck and 25 percent roll speed for one minute, combining both buffs in a single slot. Tough Hunk of Bread is the budget option when coins are tight. Redeemed codes also hand out potions, so check our Codes page regularly.

How to Prioritize Purchases

Spend order matters more than the item prices themselves. Buff consumables come first, because they directly accelerate your rolling and progression. Freshly Baked Bread is the best value, and Soup is the best single-slot double buff. Everything else waits until your core loop is smooth. Start with our Beginner Guide.

Crafting materials like Cloth and Brass Metal Rings should be stockpiled whenever you have spare coins, because they disappear from shop stock between restocks. Cloth refreshes every five minutes with limited supply. Learn where to buy cloth reliably in our How to Get Cloth guide.

Combat consumables — Heal, Damage, and Immunity Potions — are last on the priority list. Buy them only once your gear is decent and you are pushing the later Acts, where the 7,500 and 10,000 coin prices earn their keep. For gear progression, follow our Beginner Guide.

Combat Consumables

The combat consumables exist for the harder content: Heal Potions restore health in a pinch, the Large Damage Potion boosts your output, and the Immunity Potion blocks a single hit. They are expensive, so bring them only when the fight demands it. Read our Expedition Guide for harder PvE content.

Small Heal Potions cost 1,000 coins and Large ones 5,000, so keep a couple of Small ones for routine fights and save the Large for boss attempts. The Immunity Potion at 10,000 coins is a panic button for world bosses and PvP. Check world boss basics in our Beginner Guide.

Buff Tips

Spend coins in this order: buff food first, crafting materials second, and combat consumables last. Redeem codes for free potions, always activate buffs right before the activity, and check our Luck Guide for the full stacking order and potion combos.

• Freshly Baked Bread gives the best luck per coin at $250.
• Soup is the only single item with luck and roll speed together.
• Cloth and Brass Metal Rings cost 150 coins and restock every five minutes.
• Heal Potions: Small $1,000, Large $5,000.
• Large Damage Potion is $7,500; Immunity Potion is $10,000.
• Potions are timed buffs — activate right before rolling or fighting.
• RELEASE and WEEK1 codes hand out free potions.