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Planet RNG Weapons — Arsenal Database & Roll Odds

A source-checked list of Arsenal weapons we have been able to verify in readings. Roll odds come from the here/global feed lines, which print each drop as '1 in N' — those figures carry the clip they came from. Weapons whose rate we have not seen stay visibly blank instead of guessed at.

Gameplay data reviewed

The in-game Arsenal counter read 186/284 in the first captures and 187/284 later the same day; the Index tab tracks its own 'Unlocked: 187/210' count. The official description claims 300+ weapons, and the totals move with weekly updates — so every figure here carries its read date rather than being treated as permanent.

The Planet RNG Index panel open on the Weapons tab with a per-item odds list
The Index (Weapons tab): every entry prints its rate underneath — this panel is where the 1 in 2 through 1 in 400 rows on this page were read.
Planet RNG roll feed and scan card with printed odds
The roll feed and scan card print rates for higher-tier drops, colour-coded by class — each figure on this page carries the clip it came from.

Showing 41 of 41 items

ItemRarityOddsDPSCrit chance
Rift DevourerPurple1 in 58,000,000,000——
Aether CoreGold———
The Sun Of AllGold———
Infinite RegressCyan———
All That IsUnknown———
Arc LanceUnknown1 in 86——
Astral CathedralUnknown———
Chrono LanceUnknown———
Copper Slug icon captured from the in-game IndexCopper SlugUnknown1 in 20——
Cosmic RipperUnknown———
Cryo Lance icon captured from the in-game IndexCryo LanceUnknown1 in 104——
Dark Matter OrbUnknown1 in 400——
Dust ClumpUnknown1 in 5——
Ember RockUnknown1 in 16——
Entropy WellUnknown1 in 2,580,000,000,000——
Event HorizonUnknown———
Explosive MeteorUnknown1 in 10——
Fifth ElementUnknown———
Frost ShardUnknown1 in 12——
Golden AxiomUnknown———
Holo ShotUnknown———
Horizon Fang icon captured from the in-game scan cardHorizon FangUnknown1 in 5.43Sp——
Ice CometUnknown1 in 8——
Iron MeteorUnknown1 in 4——
Laser Beam icon captured from the in-game IndexLaser BeamUnknown1 in 60——
Lotus Prism icon captured from the in-game scan cardLotus PrismUnknown1 in 20.76Oc——
Magma BombUnknown———
Omniversal PrismUnknown———
Orbital MissileUnknown1 in 50——
Pebble Shot icon captured from the in-game IndexPebble ShotUnknown1 in 3——
Phoenix Absolute icon captured from the in-game scan cardPhoenix AbsoluteUnknown1 in 15.52Dc——
Photon AnnihilatorUnknown1 in 2,080,000——
Plasma PebbleUnknown1 in 25——
Scrap BallUnknown1 in 6——
Small Asteroid icon captured from the in-game IndexSmall AsteroidUnknown1 in 2——
The Absolute End icon captured from the in-game scan cardThe Absolute EndUnknown1 in 13.61Td——
The UndefinedUnknown1 in 2.19No——
Tormenta StarUnknown———
Tungsten SlugUnknown1 in 72——
Ultima EdgeUnknown———
VeilrenderUnknown———

Where these numbers come from

Roll odds are read from the game's own feed lines, which print every drop as '1 in N' — each entry records the clip and timestamp it came from. Colour classes were sampled from the actual pixels of the feed and scan lists, so the hex values in the rarity chips are the game's, not a palette guess.

What we do not do

We never estimate an odds value, a stat or a colour. Missing values stay visibly empty — the blanks are honest gaps that fill in as more footage is read, not zeros.

How the colour classes work

Planet RNG prints roll lines in different colours by class (white, violet, purple, pink, gold and cyan observed so far). The game does not print a tier chart, so the exact odds bands behind each colour are still being pinned down roll by roll — the ordering on this page is provisional and each rarity card notes when it was read.

Reading the big numbers — the suffix ladder

Planet RNG prints large values with letter suffixes instead of long digits. Forms read so far: K, M, B and T in early costs and rates (the Entropy Well rate prints as 1 in 2.58T), then the multi-letter groups Qa, Qn, Sx, Sp, Oc, No, Dc, Dd and Td across scan cards, upgrade and rebirth panels — scan-card rates have printed 15.52Dc, 20.76Oc, 13.61Td and 5.43Sp, and one rebirth flipped Luck from x953.80Qn to x1.43Sx at a $9546Sx price. The game never prints a suffix reference table, so ambiguous multi-letter suffixes are preserved as printed. The calculator uses only numeric rates recorded in the data, including the 58B and 2.58T examples.

The Index prints rates too

The game's Index (Weapons tab) lists every weapon with its printed rate underneath — that is where the 1 in 2 through 1 in 400 entries here were read, and it is the fastest place to check a number that never reached the roll feed. Entries the Index marks '??? FORGE ONLY' are its locked slots; their names are not readable until unlocked.

FAQ

Planet RNG Weapons — Arsenal Database & Roll Odds FAQ

Why do only some Planet RNG weapons have odds?

The historical recordings show rates in the Index, scan cards and roll feed. Only readable values from those sources are included here; some weapons have no recorded rate. Blank cells mean 'not read yet', never zero. These gameplay observations were reviewed on 13 September 2026.

What do the colours in the roll feed mean?

The feed colour-codes rolls by class — we have sampled white, violet, purple, pink, gold and cyan from actual footage. Confirmed pairings so far: Rift Devourer (1 in 58B) prints purple, and personal rolls like Plasma Infinite Regress print cyan. The full colour-to-band mapping is still being assembled; the rarity cards on this page carry what each colour was read from.

What does DUPE mean on a Planet RNG roll?

It tags a repeat drop — a weapon you already own. The Recent Scans list shows the tag instead of hiding the repeat, and nothing in our footage suggests duplicates are lost or penalised.

How often is this database updated?

Every content pass is dated at the top of the page, and new roll rates enter as soon as a clean feed read exists. The game updates weekly, so the Arsenal total and any odds figures should always be read with their check date attached — which is exactly how this page stores them.

What do the big-number suffixes (Qn, Sx, Qa) mean in Planet RNG?

They are the game's shorthand for very large numbers, printed as letter groups rather than long digits. We have read K, M, B and T forms (a rate printed as 1 in 2.58T) and the multi-letter groups Qa, Qn, Sx, Sp, Oc, No, Dc, Dd and Td on scan cards and panels — a 130→131 rebirth moved Luck from x953.80Qn to x1.43Sx. No game-specific suffix reference was found in the reviewed sources. Ambiguous multi-letter rates remain as printed and are excluded from the calculator; it accepts only entries with a recorded numeric rate.

Where does the Index show odds in Planet RNG?

Open Index → Weapons: every entry carries its rate underneath the name, and the lowest rows run 1 in 2 through 1 in 400. The panel tracks 'Unlocked: 187/210' with collection rewards at 210 and 240 — a separate count from the Arsenal counter some saves show as 187/284.