If you’re anything like me, you probably overlooked charms when you first started playing Roblox DIG. I mean, who cares about a tiny accessory when you’re trying to dig up glowing treasure or dodge random death traps, right? Yeah, I thought the same… until I started stacking the right charms and realized how insanely OP they are. We’re talking boss damage boosts, passive endurance regen, bonus strength, and even extra money just for digging. In this guide, I’m breaking down the best charms in DIG, covering everything from early-game freebies to late-game monsters like the Flower Crown. Whether you’re a new player looking to survive longer or trying to min-max your build, I’ve got you covered.
Best OP Charms Guide
Charms are passive accessories you equip to boost your stats and give you powerful effects while digging or fighting bosses. Some boost Strength, others help you with Endurance, and a few even give bonus loot or cash.
And get this, some of the best charms in the game can be found early if you know where to look. Others require journal completions, merchant hunting, or boss quests, but the payoff is always worth it.
Best Boss Damage Charms
Let’s kick things off with raw power: Ninja’s Headband, which you can get near the Ninja in Alona Jungle (2nd Island), west of Molten Isle, for $25,000. There are only two real boss damage charms in the game right now, and the one you want provides these buffs:
- +4–7% Boss Damage
- Bonus: Grants Focus Totems that stack more boss damage over time.
This is the go-to charm for boss speedruns and farming. It’s the only charm that snowballs the longer you fight, so if you’re grinding bosses, this is your best friend.
Best Endurance Charms
Endurance is basically your safety net. That little heart icon at the bottom? The more you have, the more mistakes you can make when digging, and still keep your item. Here are the top endurance charms you’ll want:
- Fruit Hat: Super clutch for long digs or when you’re mid-fail and need a comeback.
- Effect: Regenerates endurance over time, even while digging.
- How to Get: Complete the Alona Jungle Journal (18 items), then redeem the stamp.
- Tenacity Break: This one saved me more times than I can count.
- Effect: Instantly restores endurance to 50% when it’s low.
- Bonus: +1–12% chance to gain bonus endurance.
- How to Get: Rarely appears in the Traveling Merchant stock.
- War Shield: Solid option for tanky builds or high-risk digging areas.
- Effect: +1–12% endurance chance + 50% attack parry.
- How to Get: Reward from the Combat Guild.
Best Strength Charms
Strength = dig speed, damage, and efficiency. Want to grind faster or hit harder? Stack these:
- Cauldron Hat: If you’re buff-stacking (cupcakes, food, charms), this just multiplies everything. Highly underrated.
- Effect: Boosts all current buffs by 20%.
- How to Get: From the Traveling Merchant.
- Dynamite Sash: With Blue Moon active, this charm turns you into a one-shot machine.
- Effect: Chance to deal double damage based on Strength.
- How to Get: Complete the Cinder Cavern Journal (32 items), then redeem.
- Energy Apparatus: Simple, consistent, and stacks well with other strength gear.
- Effect: +1–11% chance to gain bonus strength while digging.
- How to Get: Traveling Merchant.
- Honorable Mention (Ectoplasm Sleeve): Great for beginners, it’s fast, free, and gives a nice boost to early progress.
- How to Get: Complete the Ghost Quest in Rooftop Woodlands.
The Flower Crown (aka one of the Best Charms in the Game)
Let’s talk about the Flower Crown, one of the most broken charm in DIG, hands down.
- Massive boost to Control, Strength, and Endurance
- Petrify Effect: Every time you dig a non-modified item, there’s a chance it becomes petrified, which sells for 1.15x more gold
That’s free money every time you dig. If you’re farming cash, this thing pays for itself.
How to Get It
- Find the Wise Oak NPC. (He’s hard to locate, so follow the route below)
- He gives you a quest: find all tree types in the game (Lvl 30 Requirement).
- You don’t need to chop them, just have them registered in your journal.
Here are the tree locations and the weather conditions/season they are more likely to spawn:
- Normal Tree — Found everywhere in Fernhill Forest. Summer Season & Storm Weather.
- Dark Oak — Rooftop Woodlands. Use a stormy Totem for better spawn chance. No Preferred Season & Storm Weather.
- Palm Tree — Cinder Shores beach. Autumn Season & Storm Weather.
- Pine Tree — All over Mount Cinder. Spring Season & Storm Weather.
- Dead Tree — Copper Mesa, near ferry area. Spring Season & Storm Weather.
- Ice Tree — In Glacial Hollow cave (Mount Cinder). Took me over 5 hours to find. Winter Season & Storm Weather.
The Prismatic Domino Crown (aka The Completionist’s Trophy)
If you’re lucky (and a little bit unhinged like me) to actually complete the entire in-game Journal (100%), this beauty becomes yours. Yup, all areas, all fish, all trees, all mobs, you name it. It’s the charm equivalent of saying “I beat the game and now I sparkle.”
Here’s what it adds when equipped:
- +2 Control (Total: 11)
- +3 Haste (Total: 8)
- +5 Luck (Total: 25)
- +3 Strength (Total: 11)
Heads up: Most players won’t get this early. This isn’t something you rush.
Early Game Charms That Are Still Worth It
You don’t need to wait for endgame to get good charms. Some of the best early-game ones are:
- Flower Charm – Simple but useful.
- Spawnable World Charms – Explore and you’ll find charms just lying around. Some have solid stats and can carry you early on.
- Traveling Merchant Finds – Like the Unusual Coil, which can offer multiple bonuses if you get lucky with the roll.
These can pair well with your shovel and stat buffs to make grinding smoother from the start.
How to Equip More Charms
You can equip up to 3 charms, but you’ll need to hit the right levels:
- Slot 1 unlocks at Level 10
- Slot 2 at Level 15
- Slot 3 at Level 25
Just open your charm menu once you’ve hit those levels and slot your best ones in. Stack your charms strategically, for example:
- Bossing? Go Ninja’s Headband + Strength charm
- Digging? Fruit Hat + Tenacity Break + Cauldron
- Farming money? Flower Crown + Dynamite Sash
Bonus Tip: Pair Your Charms with Good Gear
Best shovel in the game (as of now): Starfire Shovel.
- +9 Control
- +8 Strength
- +5 Haste
- +20 Luck
Pair that with Flower Crown or Cauldron Hat? You’re a digging god. I grabbed a multi-stat charm from the merchant recently, got unlucky with the roll, but it still helped a ton. Good gear + good charms = massive power spike.
Wrap-Up: Stack Smarter, Not Harder
Charms are one of the most underrated parts of Roblox DIG, but once you start stacking the right ones, you’ll notice a huge difference in how fast you farm, how easily you beat bosses, and how much gold you’re making.
Start with the easy-to-get ones like Ectoplasm Sleeve or Fruit Hat. Then aim for big ones like Flower Crown or Ninja’s Headband. And don’t forget to check the Merchant, RNG might just bless you. Up next, if you’ve got a Prismatic or Starfire Shovel (or you’re grinding for one), don’t miss my enchantment guide. I break down the best enchant setups to make those shovels absolutely insane!
