- Project Slayers devourer scythe upgrades require blood, rare materials, and Wen.
- Blood requirement: Build at least 10,000 blood on the weapon before upgrading.
- Required materials: Gather 10 Living Flesh, 10 Skinned Hide, and 10 Blood-Stained Ingots.
- Upgrade location: Visit the merchant at Devourer’s Jaw to interact with the upgrade NPC.
- Best preparation: Farm Mugen Train, Tier 3 or Tier 5 chests, and dungeons before spending Wen.
Project Slayers Devourer Scythe Requirements
The Project Slayers devourer scythe is upgraded through the Devourer’s Jaw area. Before interacting with the eyepatch-wearing NPC, prepare the required weapon progress, materials, and currency. The upgrade process is separate from simply obtaining a regular scythe, so checking every requirement first can prevent unnecessary trips.
The most important requirement is the weapon’s blood total. Open your inventory, select the Devourer weapon, and check the blood value shown in the item details. Blood is earned by defeating enemies, and the defeat does not need to be performed with the scythe itself. You can use fists or another weapon while the Devourer weapon tracks the progress.
Video Highlights:
- How Devourer weapons gain blood through enemy defeats
- Where to check the blood total in the inventory
- Which materials are needed for the upgrade
- How to reach the Devourer’s Jaw upgrade location
| Requirement | Amount | Main Source or Method |
|---|---|---|
| Weapon blood | 10,000 | Defeat enemies while progressing the weapon |
| Living Flesh | 10 | Mugen Train reward chance |
| Skinned Hide | 10 | Tier 3 or Tier 5 chest rewards |
| Blood-Stained Ingots | 10 | Dungeon rewards |
| Wen | 50,000 | Dungeons and general currency farming |
The material requirements apply to the upgrade interaction, while blood is tracked directly on the weapon. Keep all three material types in your inventory before visiting the NPC. If one item is missing, the upgrade cannot be completed even when the weapon has enough blood.
The weapon must show at least 10,000 blood in your inventory. Defeating enemies alone is not enough unless the blood total has been added to the correct Devourer weapon.
Blood Progress
- 10,000 required
- Built through enemy defeats
- Can be earned without using the scythe
Material Set
- 10 Living Flesh
- 10 Skinned Hide
- 10 Blood-Stained Ingots
Currency Reserve
- 50,000 Wen
- Dungeons are a practical source
- Save currency before the final interaction
How to Get the Required Materials
Each upgrade material has a different farming route. Living Flesh is tied to Mugen Train rewards, Skinned Hide comes from higher-tier chests, and Blood-Stained Ingots are obtained through dungeon activity. Planning around these separate sources is more efficient than repeatedly farming one activity without checking your inventory.
The stated reward chances make Living Flesh the most demanding material for many players. The chance for Living Flesh from Mugen Train is listed at 10%, so reaching the required total may take several attempts. Skinned Hide has a listed 5% chance from Tier 3 chests and a 10% chance from Tier 5 chests, making higher-tier chest content the more favorable option when it is available.
| Material | Activity | Listed Chance | Farming Advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living Flesh | Mugen Train | 10% | Repeat the activity and track each drop |
| Skinned Hide | Tier 3 chest | 5% | Useful when higher-tier content is unavailable |
| Skinned Hide | Tier 5 chest | 10% | Better listed chance for chest farming |
| Blood-Stained Ingots | Dungeons | Not specified | Run dungeons while building Wen |
| Wen | Dungeons and activities | Not specified | Reserve the final 50,000 for upgrading |
Blood-Stained Ingots do not have a specific rate listed in the available material. Treat them as a dungeon farming objective rather than relying on a fixed number of runs. Combining dungeon runs with Wen farming helps you progress two requirements at the same time.
A useful inventory routine is to check your materials after every major activity. This prevents a common problem: reaching 10,000 blood while still being several Living Flesh or Skinned Hide drops short of the actual upgrade.
Run dungeons to build Wen and search for Blood-Stained Ingots, then switch to Mugen Train or chest farming for the materials you still lack.
| Farming Goal | Recommended Focus | Why It Helps |
|---|---|---|
| Living Flesh | Mugen Train | The material has a listed 10% reward chance |
| Skinned Hide | Tier 5 chests | The listed chance is higher than Tier 3 chests |
| Blood-Stained Ingots | Dungeons | The material is associated with dungeon rewards |
| Wen | Dungeons | The same activity can support the 50,000 Wen requirement |
| Blood | Any enemy activity | Enemy defeats add progress to the weapon |
Step-by-Step Devourer Scythe Upgrade
Once the materials, blood, and Wen are ready, the upgrade itself is straightforward. The main challenge is reaching the correct location and choosing the correct interaction. Follow the sequence below to reduce the chance of overlooking a requirement.
Build the Blood Total
Defeat enemies until the Devourer scythe reaches at least 10,000 blood. You can use your fists or another weapon for the defeats, then confirm the total from the inventory item details.
Collect the Material Set
Gather 10 Living Flesh, 10 Skinned Hide, and 10 Blood-Stained Ingots. Check your inventory rather than estimating how many drops you have received.
Save 50,000 Wen
Keep at least 50,000 Wen available. Dungeon runs are a useful way to work toward Wen while also pursuing Blood-Stained Ingots.
Travel to Devourer’s Jaw
Use the game’s travel or teleport option to reach Devourer’s Jaw, the location associated with buying and upgrading Devourer weapons.
Interact With the Upgrade NPC
Find the eyepatch-wearing NPC inside the area and select the interaction option. With all requirements satisfied, choose the available Devourer weapon upgrade.
The upgrade NPC is also connected to the process of turning eligible weapons into Devourer weapons. Make sure you are selecting the intended upgrade for your scythe rather than an unrelated weapon option. The available progression includes multiple upgrade tiers, so review the displayed choice before confirming.
Before confirming, verify four things: the correct scythe is selected, blood is at least 10,000, all three materials are present, and your Wen total remains at least 50,000.
| Step | Location or Menu | Confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Inventory | Devourer scythe shows 10,000 blood |
| 2 | Inventory | Materials total 10 / 10 / 10 |
| 3 | Currency display | At least 50,000 Wen |
| 4 | Devourer’s Jaw | Upgrade NPC is available |
| 5 | Interaction menu | Correct Devourer scythe upgrade is selected |
Preparation Tips and Common Mistakes
The safest approach is to treat the upgrade as a checklist rather than a single farming task. Blood is easy to overlook because it is stored on the weapon, while materials and Wen are tracked separately. A player may have enough currency and materials but still need additional enemy defeats before the NPC accepts the weapon.
Do not assume that every defeat must be made with the scythe. The blood farming method allows you to use another attack option, which can be useful when clearing enemies faster or when the scythe is not your strongest combat choice. The important detail is that the progress must be associated with the intended Devourer weapon.
Premium boosts may also affect blood farming. The available guide describes Devourer equipment bonuses and a Devour Elixir that can increase blood gains, with the elixir requiring Robux. These options are not required for the standard upgrade path, so compare the convenience against your own spending preferences.
Inventory Check
Confirm blood and material counts before leaving a farming area.
Dungeon Runs
Combine Wen farming with attempts to obtain Blood-Stained Ingots.
Chest Priority
Favor Tier 5 chests when practical because their listed Skinned Hide chance is higher.
Optional Boosts
Blood bonuses can speed progress, but premium items are not essential.
Upgrade Readiness Checklist:
- Reach 10,000 blood on the intended Devourer scythe
- Collect 10 Living Flesh from Mugen Train rewards
- Collect 10 Skinned Hide from Tier 3 or Tier 5 chests
- Collect 10 Blood-Stained Ingots from dungeon rewards
- Save 50,000 Wen and travel to Devourer’s Jaw
Check the inventory after every run. Once one material reaches its required amount, shift your attention to the remaining item instead of continuing the same activity.
Devourer Scythe Upgrade FAQ
The upgrade path is mostly about preparation. If the NPC does not offer the expected option, recheck the blood total, the three material stacks, and the Wen balance. Also confirm that you are interacting with the correct NPC at Devourer’s Jaw.
Q: How much blood does the Project Slayers devourer scythe need?
The scythe needs at least 10,000 blood before the upgrade can be attempted. Check the total by opening your inventory and selecting the weapon.
Q: Do I have to defeat enemies with the scythe to gain blood?
No. Enemy defeats can be made with fists or another weapon, provided the progress is being counted toward the intended Devourer weapon.
Q: What materials are required for the Devourer scythe upgrade?
Prepare 10 Living Flesh, 10 Skinned Hide, and 10 Blood-Stained Ingots, along with 50,000 Wen.
Q: Where do I upgrade the Devourer scythe?
Travel to Devourer’s Jaw and interact with the eyepatch-wearing NPC inside the area. This location is also associated with Devourer weapon purchases.
For additional community-maintained item context, review the Devourer Scythe page on the Project Slayers Wiki. Use the in-game inventory and interaction menu as the final check when requirements or upgrade options change.
Farm in stages, keep the scythe’s blood total visible in your planning, and visit Devourer’s Jaw only after every requirement is confirmed.