ROTMG DPS Calculator
A DPS (Damage Per Second) calculator for Realm of the Mad God (ROTMG) helps players optimize weapon and ability combinations by computing damage output against enemies. It assists in comparing gear efficiency, understanding combat mechanics, and strategizing for dungeons or boss fights.
Calculator
DPS Formula
DPS = (Damage × Fire Rate × Shots per Attack) × (1 + Modifiers/100)
How to Use
1. Enter base damage from weapon stats. 2. Input fire rate (shots/second). 3. Add multi-shot count (e.g., 3 for wand). 4. Include buffs/debuffs (e.g., 20 for +20% damage). 5. Click "Calculate". Results show theoretical DPS accounting for all factors.
Formula Derivation
The formula combines ROTMG's projectile mechanics: base damage multiplied by shots per volley and fire rate. Modifiers (gear bonuses, buffs) scale linearly. Testing confirmed accuracy against in-game combat logs and community benchmarks.
DPS Table Example
| Weapon | Damage | DPS |
|---|---|---|
| Wand of Geb | 150 | 450 |
| Doom Bow | 350 | 700 |
FAQs
1. Is this calculator accurate for all ROTMG weapons?
Yes, it uses standard damage formulas, but some unique abilities (e.g., armor pierce) may require manual adjustments.
2. Does it account for enemy defense?
No, this is raw DPS. Subtract enemy DEF from damage manually for effective DPS.
3. Can I use it for multiplayer comparisons?
Absolutely—enter multiple weapon stats to compare group DPS potential.
4. How do status effects factor in?
Add modifiers (e.g., +50% for damaging statuses) or calculate separately.
5. Are UT items supported?
Yes, if their stats follow standard damage calculations.
6. Why is my in-game DPS different?
Lag, accuracy, and enemy movement affect real-world results.
7. Can I save my calculations?
Currently no—copy results manually or refresh the page to reset.
8. Does fire rate include reload times?
Yes, ensure fire rate input accounts for full attack cycles.
9. How update-to-date is this tool?
Based on 2023 ROTMG mechanics. Check patch notes for major changes.
10. Is this calculator official?
No, it's a community-made tool based on tested formulas.