Enchantments in Roblox DIG can make or break your setup—whether you’re grinding for loot, taking on bosses, or trying to mutate the perfect item. But not all enchants are created equal. Some are game-changers, while others just take up space.
In this guide, we’re breaking down every enchantment currently in the game, based on how they actually perform in real gameplay. Without further ado, let’s dive right in!
The Different Enchantments in Roblox DIG
Scrapper
Scrapper gives you a 45% chance to return magnets. On paper, that might sound handy, but in reality, magnets are super cheap (around 100 gold per crate). If you’re already earning thousands or even hundreds of thousands of gold, there’s really no reason to waste an enchant slot on saving magnets.
Use it if you’re brand-new and struggling to afford magnets. Otherwise, skip it.
Noir
This enchant grants a 35% chance for a 1.1x mutation while digging. While mutation buffs can be useful, this particular one offers such a small multiplier that it doesn’t stand out, especially when compared to stronger mutation enchants later on.
Low value. Better options exist.
Storming
Storming gives you a 40% luck boost during thunderstorms. That sounds situational—and it is. Luck is already built into most shovels (some even reaching 20%), and you can stack luck with charms instead of spending a valuable enchant slot here.
Best for players who like stacking luck and don’t mind weather-based effects. Otherwise, pass.
Chrono
Chrono gives a 10% increase in value for older items, kind of like a “vintage bonus.” It’s a neat mechanic if you’re hanging onto long-lost items, but not particularly useful for regular gameplay or progression. Think of it more as a novelty than a meta choice.
Use it if you love collecting and selling aged items. Niche but fun.
Abundant
This enchant gives you a chance to increase rewards when digging. While the idea is solid, it’s somewhat overshadowed by the effectiveness of magnet crates, which already guarantee decent loot. It’s not bad—but it’s not your most efficient option either.
Verdict: Middle of the road. Can work, but isn’t essential.
Lucky
Lucky adds a +10% flat boost to your luck stat. Simple and reliable. It’s a good pickup for players who are farming crates, rare drops, or just want a boost to their loot chances. It works especially well on shovels that already have decent luck stats built in.
Best used on: Loot farming builds or rare item hunts.
Sundering
Sundering increases your damage to bosses by 20%, which makes it a strong enchant for boss-oriented builds. If you’re grinding boss fights for gear or loot, this enchant is practically a must-have.
Pro tip: Pair this with high-damage shovels and boss damage charms for serious impact.
Sparkled
Sparkled gives a 3% chance to apply a shiny enchantment to an item, and shiny items sell for 3x the normal value. The odds are low, but the reward is high. If you enjoy the thrill of gambling and chasing rare finds, Sparkled is for you.
Great for sellers and high-risk, high-reward players.
Bulky
Bulky increases your control stat by 15%, slowing down the dig timing bar. This makes it easier to dig up mythicals, secrets, and other time-sensitive finds. If you’ve struggled with hitting those tight windows, this enchant makes a big difference.
This is highly recommended for players targeting high-tier digs or precision rewards.
Swift
Swift adds 15% haste, speeding up your dig recovery when you miss. This helps you bounce back faster and makes your shovel feel more responsive. It’s especially helpful during long digs or when you’re intentionally skipping to control timing.
This is best for ast-paced players and efficient diggers.
Alter
Alter grants a 15% chance for item mutation, with access to every mutation in the game. This makes it one of the most powerful and versatile enchantments, especially for players chasing rare or optimized item traits. It’s a consistent favorite for endgame builds.
Use it if you’re mutation farming or building perfect tools. It’s one of the strongest enchants available.
How to Use Enchantments Effectively
Now that you know what each enchant does, the next step is figuring out how to use them strategically. Think about your playstyle and goals in the game:
- Going after bosses? Stack Sundering with high-damage charms.
- Farming for rare loot? Try Lucky, Abundant, or even Sparkled.
- Want smoother digs or better timing? Go with Bulky or Swift.
- Focused on mutations? Alter is your best friend.
And if you’re still rocking Scrapper—maybe it’s time for an upgrade.
Final Advice
Enchantments in Roblox DIG aren’t just extra perks—they’re key to optimizing your builds. Whether you’re aiming to become a top-tier looter, boss hunter, or mutation farmer, picking the right enchant can seriously elevate your progress. Not all enchants are worth your time, but the right ones, used correctly, can give you a major edge. Try different combos, experiment with builds, and see what fits your style best. Be sure to check out my colleague’s beginner’s guide to all things DIG.
