Let It Die: Inferno Beginner’s Guide (2025) – Best Starter Weapons, Builds, and Early Survival Tips

A massive chasm has opened at the heart of the world, and you—an immortal Raider—are diving into its unpredictable depths. Let It Die: Inferno mixes rogue-lite combat, PvEvP tension, twisted humor, and brutal resets where every death is a lesson.

Your mission?
Descend, survive, grow, and ultimately claim the legendary “Eye of the Reaper.”

This optimized beginner guide delivers:

  • Best early builds

  • Top starter weapons

  • First-hour progression

  • PvP safety tips

  • Body rankings

  • Common mistakes

  • Must-store items

  • High-value community insights

Let’s turn your first chaotic deaths into meaningful, permanent strength.


1. Understanding the Core Loop: Survive, Die, Grow

Inferno’s entire design revolves around learning through resets.
You will die—often—and that’s expected.

✔️ Run Objectives

Every run has the same core goal:
Complete a mission (collect SPLithium or reach a Depth milestone) → Find an Escape Pod → Evacuate.

Let It Die: Inferno Beginner’s Guide

A successful evacuation raises your Body Rank, the key to unlocking deeper layers of Hell Gate.

✔️ Permanent Progress

These stay with you forever:

  • Mastery Points → Buffs engraved on your Spine

  • Storage expansions

  • Blueprints

  • Weapons in your Safe Box

✔️ What You Lose on Death

If you die in the field:

  • Backpack items

  • All carried weapons

  • Equipped Body resets to Rank 1

This is normal—Inferno expects you to die, stash valuable items, and try again.


2. Your First 60 Minutes: Path to Body Rank 3

Reaching Body Rank 3 is your first major milestone. The game becomes more dangerous afterward, so efficiency matters.

⭐ Step-by-Step Flow

1. Begin Exploration
Enter your first randomized zone of Hell Gate.

2. Complete Your Mission
Use your Crouch SP Radar:

  • Blue → SPLithium (Weeping Skulls)

  • White → Enemies

  • Red → Raiders

  • Yellow → Escape Pod

Gather at least 100–300 SPLithium.

3. Locate the Escape Pod
Pods spawn in large, square rooms.
Clear the area fully—activation immobilizes you.

4. Evacuate → Rank Up
Store your loot → Repeat once more → Achieve Body Rank 3.

🔥 Why Rank 3 Matters

Reaching Rank 3 unlocks the Demon Gate Labyrinth, your first real difficulty spike.


3. Best Starter Bodies (Beginner Tier List)

Community consensus based on early impressions:

🥇 S-Tier: Timothy – The Survival King

  • Comes with a healing skill

  • Balanced stats

  • Best forgiving kit for new players

🥈 A-Tier: Rae – The Mobile Hunter

  • Great early mobility

  • Fast animations

  • Good synergy with dual-wield builds

🥉 B-Tier: Jamila – The Aggressor

  • High strength

  • Best if you already understand enemy patterns

Recommendation:
➡️ Start with Timothy for an easier, safer early game.


4. Best Starter Weapons (Comparison & Tips)

WeaponRatingWhy It’s GoodBest For
Wheel Blade⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Long lunge attacks, safe Deathblow, extremely forgivingVersatile, safe playstyle
Katana⭐⭐⭐⭐Fast, sweeping Deathblow that clears groupsAggressive, crowd control
Bat⭐⭐⭐⭐Reliable hits, strong Guard BreaksConsistent damage
Arm⭐⭐⭐Long reach, decent pokeKeeping distance
Greatsword⭐⭐⭐Massive damage, slow but devastatingSingle-target bosses

⚔️ Weapon Pro Tips

  • Dual-Wield Immediately: Enables Guard Breaks and combos.

  • Use Deathblows Early: Rage generates fast—don’t hoard it.

  • Prioritize Rarity: Higher rarity = higher base damage.

  • Look for “Normal Attack+” Perks: Best early DPS boost.


5. Early PvP Guide – How to Stay Alive

PvP happens naturally—Inferno is PvEvP, meaning Raiders can appear mid-run.

✔️ PvP Basics

  • Other players appear as hostile Raiders.

  • If they kill you → you lose all carried gear.

  • You can run from most Raiders.

✔️ Best New Player Strategy

➡️ Avoid all Raiders until you fully understand combat.

✔️ How to Avoid PvP Deaths

  • Use bushes/tall grass to break line-of-sight.

  • Turn corners and dash—Raider lock-on breaks easily.

  • Never fight another Raider if you’re carrying valuables.


6. Essential Survival Tactics & Common Mistakes

🌱 Survival Tactics

  • Fight enemies one at a time.

  • Create distance using dash + crouch.

  • Heal often—don’t save Vitanon for “later.”

  • View every room before entering.

Costly Mistakes to Avoid

  • Buying store items early → Always expand Storage first.

  • Forgetting the Safe Box → Never carry Blueprints or rare weapons into danger.

  • Triggering Escape Pods without clearing enemies → Free death.

  • Rushing fights → Study animations before committing.


7. Starter Build: “Safe Raider” Dual-Wield Setup

A beginner-friendly build using weapons you’ll frequently find.

🛡️ Recommended Body

Timothy

⚔️ Dual-Wield Setup

  • Right Hand: Wheel Blade

  • Left Hand: Bat or Katana

💎 Early Perks to Prioritize

  • Normal Attack+

  • Rage Cost Down

  • Guard Break Power Up

💼 Store These in Safe Box to Maintain the Build

  • 1–2 spare Wheel Blades

  • Bat/Katana combo

  • Any blueprint for lightweight slash weapons


8. What to Do After Body Rank 3

You’ll now enter the Demon Gate Labyrinth, where:

  • Enemy groups grow larger

  • Traps become more punishing

  • Raiders appear more frequently

✔️ Recommended Loadout Before Entering

  • Dual-wield (Wheel Blade + Katana/Bat)

  • 2–3 Vitanon heals

  • 1 Mobility enhancer

  • 1 spare weapon in Safe Box

✔️ New Hazards to Expect

  • Multi-floor ambushes

  • Exploding pods

  • Long corridors with snipers

Slow down—Hell Gate punishes rushing more than anything else.


9. Safe Box Priority List

Store these items immediately after every run:

🥇 Top Priority

  • Blueprints

  • Keys

  • High-rarity weapons

🥈 Mid Priority

  • Wheel Blades & Katanas

  • Extra Vitanon

🥉 Low Priority

  • Basic common weapons

  • Consumables you can easily replace


10. Community FAQ

Is Let It Die: Inferno pay-to-win?

No. Microtransactions offer convenience, not power.

What do I lose when I die?

Everything in your Backpack + equipped gear.
Mastery & Safe Box items stay.

Is PvP optional?

No—Inferno is PvEvP.
But escaping PvP encounters is always possible.

What’s the best starter weapon?

Wheel Blade, based on community testing.


11. Your 1-Minute Starter Checklist

Before Launching:

  • Expand Storage (top priority).

  • Store Blueprints, Keys, rare weapons.

  • Choose Timothy.

First 2 Minutes:

  • Equip a second weapon for Guard Breaks.

  • Look for Wheel Blade or Katana.

  • Fight enemies one at a time.

After Mission Completion:

  • Use SP Radar (yellow) → Escape Pod.

  • Clear the room first.

  • Evacuate → Rank Up → Repeat.


🌑 Final Word

You’re now equipped with everything needed to survive Hell Gate and build a powerful Raider. Inferno is brutal, but fair—and every death brings you closer to mastery.

When you’re ready, I can also write:
✔️ A weapon tier list
✔️ A full build guide for dual-wielding
✔️ A Rank 3–10 progression guide
✔️ A PvP survival guide

Just tell me what you want next!


🔗 Community Links & Resources

These help you stay updated with patch notes, early meta shifts, and weapon testing:

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