How to Use Scrolls in Blox Fruits: A Step-by-Step Guide

Scrolls in Blox Fruits are weapon-enchantment items, not fruit items. To use one, obtain a scroll, visit the Dragon Talon Sage at Tiki Outpost, choose an eligible weapon such as a sword or gun, and apply the scroll to roll new enchantments.

The process is straightforward, but applying a scroll replaces the weapon's existing enchantments, so choose carefully. Scroll recipes, locations, and drop details can change with updates, so this guide follows the current community-documented system as of September 2026, starting with what scrolls do and where to use them.

How to Use Scrolls in Blox Fruits

Scrolls change the enchantment results on eligible gear. They don't increase your character level, improve a Blox Fruit, or directly raise your fighting style's power.

What scrolls actually do to your weapons

A scroll rolls bonuses and special effects for a compatible weapon. The result can affect how that weapon performs, so applying a new scroll replaces or changes its current enchantment results.

Community documentation separates enchantment results into several groups:

• Regular enchantments are the standard bonuses you can roll on eligible gear.
• Unique enchantments are rarer effects that appear separately from ordinary enchantments.
• Blessings are special positive effects that can provide stronger or more unusual benefits.
• Curses are rare effects with a drawback or negative condition attached.

The exact result depends on the scroll and the item's compatibility. Higher-tier scrolls can offer better enchantment potential, but they still don't guarantee the effect you want.

Where to apply a scroll and what to check first

Go to the Dragon Talon Sage at Tiki Outpost in the Third Sea. Open the weapon-enchanting option, select your scroll, and choose the item you want to enchant. Scrolls generally work on swords and guns, while current community documentation also lists fishing rods as eligible items.

Before confirming, check these details:

• Select the intended weapon or fishing rod through the enchantment interface.
• Confirm that the item is eligible for the selected scroll.
• Review the displayed roll and remember that the result may be random.
• Confirm the enchantment only after checking that you're using the correct item.

Test compatibility with a common item first when possible. Save rare or high-tier scrolls for valuable weapons — check our value list to see which gear is worth protecting, because an unwanted roll can replace the enchantment results you already had.

How to Get and Craft Scrolls in Blox Fruits

Scrolls come from several sources, but crafting at the Dragon Talon Sage is the main method. You can find this NPC at the top of the left tower in Tiki Outpost, located in the Third Sea.

Gather the materials needed for scroll crafting

Most crafting materials come from Sea Events and rare drops throughout the Third Sea. Depending on the scroll tier, you may need items such as Fool's Gold, Shark Teeth, Electric Wings, Terror Eyes, Dark Fragments, or Leviathan-related materials, including Leviathan Scales and other rare drops.

Because recipes can change between updates, don't rely on a permanent recipe list. Community pages sometimes show different material requirements, so check the ingredients displayed by the NPC before farming for a specific scroll. For the latest verified updates and patch notes, the official Blox Fruits Discord is a reliable source to double-check current requirements.

You may also find scrolls through other routes:

• Some scrolls can appear in the in-game Shop, although availability and purchase rules may change.
• Rare Sunken Chest finds are another community-reported source.
• Certain progression or quest rewards may provide scrolls or related materials, but these routes are less consistently confirmed.

Unlock stronger scroll tiers through crafting progress

Scroll crafting follows a reported progression system. Crafting 10 Common Scrolls commonly unlocks Rare Scrolls, while crafting 10 Rare Scrolls is commonly required to unlock the Legendary Scroll.

Higher tiers require more valuable materials, so save rare drops instead of spending them immediately. Legendary and Mythical Scroll requirements can change after updates, and community sources do not always agree. Before gathering a large stockpile, speak with the Dragon Talon Sage and verify the recipe shown in your current game.

Scroll Rarities, Enchantment Strength, and Special Effects

Scroll rarity affects the strength and variety of enchantment results you can roll. The standard progression includes Common, Rare, Legendary, and Mythical Scrolls, while Blessed and Cursed Scrolls are special variants outside normal player progression. See our full tier list for a broader breakdown of how these rarities compare across items.

Which scroll should you use on a weapon?

Choose the scroll tier based on the weapon's value and the materials you can afford to lose. A higher rarity can offer more enchantment opportunities, but it doesn't guarantee the exact effect you want.

• Common Scrolls work well for testing an eligible weapon or learning how the enchantment system behaves.
• Rare Scrolls make more sense for useful weapons that you plan to keep using.
• Legendary Scrolls are better reserved for strong gear with a long-term role in your build.
• Mythical Scrolls should usually go to endgame weapons when you can accept a failed or unwanted roll.

Before applying any scroll, remember that the new result can replace the weapon's current enchantment. Spending a Mythical Scroll on a temporary weapon may waste rare materials, while using a Common Scroll on a weapon you use constantly may limit its potential. If you're weighing a weapon's overall worth before committing a scroll, our trade values page can help you gauge what's actually worth the investment.

Why Blessed and Cursed Scrolls are different

Blessed and Cursed Scrolls shouldn't be treated as normal crafting goals. Current community documentation describes both variants as unavailable through regular gameplay and obtainable only through administrator distribution.

Blessed Scrolls are associated with guaranteed Blessing effects, while Cursed Scrolls are associated with guaranteed Curse effects. Ordinary players should focus on the four standard tiers instead: Common, Rare, Legendary, and Mythical. Their recipes, availability, and roll details can change with updates, so check the in-game crafting menu before spending valuable materials — or check our codes page for the latest game news.