Dig Enchantment Tier List 2025 Ranked Enchantments and How to Apply Them

Power up your Roblox Dig adventure with our complete Enchantment Tier List-every enchantment ranked, rated, and explained so you know exactly which upgrades give the biggest boost to your digs.

Dig Enchantment Tier List

The Dig Enchantment Tier List ranks every enchantment in Roblox Dig based on power, rarity, and usefulness across different gameplay stages. It helps players identify which enchantments provide the best boosts for mining speed, value multipliers, and special abilities. From top-tier enchantments that significantly improve progress to lower ones that offer minor benefits, this guide gives a clear overview for optimizing your setup and maximizing rewards.

At release, Roblox Dig includes 14 enchantments that you can apply to your shovel. There are no rarities for the enchantments, and each has an equal chance (7.14%) when you roll for it using the Enchantment Tomes. If you don’t know how to enchant a shovel in Dig, you can read our dedicated Dig enchantment guide.

In our tier list, we’ve ranked the enchantments based on how useful they are in enhancing your Dig gameplay. In our testing, some enchantments clearly stand out and help more with progression as compared to others.

Dig sorts shovels and charm stats into tiers from SS to F. We have decided to use a similar ranking system for enchantments, starting from SS Tier for the best and going down to D for now, since we only have 14 enchantments in total. With that said, check out our Dig enchantments tier list here:

Dig SS-Tier Enchantments

Starting with the SS tier, it only has a single enchantment, named Wumbo, for now. At first glance, you may not think of this as a really useful upgrade since it only increases the size of the items you dig up. However, attributes like Gargantuan (4.5x), Titanic (3.5x), Gigantic (2x), and all others are highly valued. Paired with Dig modifiers, they can turn money-making into a walk in the park.

Dig S-Tier Enchantments

Next up, we have Sundering, Prodigy, and Strong in the S Tier. While Sundering increases the boss damage output by 20%, Prodigy gives you a 1.5x more XP gain while digging. And if you want to dig items faster, strong enchantment will boost your shovel’s strength by 10%.

Strong is a highly useful enchantment as it reduces the number of hits needed to dig an item. The Sundering enchantment is great for dealing extra damage to bosses. And since the final area in Dig locations unlocks at level 50, using Prodigy can help you level up faster.

Dig A-Tier Enchantments

In the A Tier, we have enchantments that increase the basic stats of your shovel. The enchantments include Bulky, Swift, and Lucky, each improving the corresponding stat. Bulky will boost the control bar size by 15%, while Swift reduces the cooldown on missed slashes by 15%.

Finally, Lucky improves your shovel’s luck by 10%. Since these stats can be improved using Charms in Dig as well, they sit in the A-tier. You can consider keeping them if you get them on your first try. However, I recommend going for better enchantments, like Wumbo or Prodigy, depending on your current gameplay requirements.

Dig B-Tier Enchantments

Moving to the B Tier, we have included three Dig enchantments that feel very situational. They are not too strong, but not completely useless either. These are Altered, Scrapper, and Sparkled, listed in decreasing order of effectiveness.

Also Read: All Dig Totems and Their Effects

Altered gives a 15% chance to get modified items, which can be useful during specific modifier grinds. Scrapper offers a 45% chance not to consume a Magnet while digging, making it possible to save rare Magnets like the Prismatic Magnet. Trust me on this, the chances are too low despite the number saying high.

Sparkled increases your chances of finding shiny (3x multiplier value) items, but only by 3%. Since its chance is still low, I wouldn’t recommend using it on your best shovel in Dig.

Dig C-Tier Enchantments

The C Tier includes two Dig enchantments – Storming and Chrono. These are the least useful ones in the entire game. However, if you require certain items to complete a quest, then these enchantments can come in handy.

Chrono increases the age of items by 10%. While older items give you a little extra cash, they’re not needed in any quests. On the other hand, Storming increases the luck of your shovel by 40% during stormy weather, which again occurs rarely. You’d need to spend a lot of cash on Dig horns to spawn the stormy weather event, so that your enchantment works well.

Dig D-Tier Enchantments

Finally, in the D Tier, we have Noir and Abundant. These are two of the least useful enchantments in the game. Abundant slightly increases your chances of getting extra loot. While that might seem helpful for farming enchantment tomes, regular shovels can already dig them up, and the Magnet Shovel does an even better job. So, there’s not much reason to use Abundant over that.

Noir helps you dig up Dark modified items, which sell for a mere 1.1x selling value. Overall, both enchantments can be skipped unless you’re just testing things out.

Best shovel enchant combos for money farming in DIG

For pure money farming in DIG, the best shovel enchant setups stack extra modifiers and size changes (Wumbo / Altered / Sparkled) on shovels that already modify items (Frigid, Shortcake, Prismatic, etc.). These combos turn normal drops into high-value items very consistently.​

Core money-farm principles

• Prioritize enchants that change item properties (mutations, shinies, size) because those multiply sell value.​

• Use shovels whose passive already adds a modifier, then add enchants that further modify or resize items for multiplicative gains.​

• Once stats feel comfortable (enough Strength/Haste/Control to dig smoothly), every extra enchant slot should lean into value multipliers, not comfort.​

Best high-end money combos

These assume you’re mid/late game with access to strong shovels.

• Frigid / Shortcake + Wumbo (mandatory)

  • Frigid / Shortcake already apply powerful mutations to items; Wumbo adds a chance to change item size (Gargantuan/Titanic etc.), which stacks for crazy sale values.​

  • Add charms focused on Strength/Haste so you dig faster while Wumbo keeps rolling big size procs.​

• Prismatic / Glinted / Starfire-type + Wumbo or Sparkled

  • These shovels add high-value “iridescent” or similar modifiers; pairing with Wumbo gives both mutation and size multipliers on the same item.​

  • If you can’t roll Wumbo yet, Sparkled is a solid stand-in to massively increase shiny (3x value) drops.​

Mid-game money combos

If you’re not at end-game shovels yet, play around these setups.

• Ruby or Candlelight + Sparkled + Altered

  • Ruby has its own “Tasty” double-value effect; Candlelight is a strong progression money shovel.​

  • Sparkled adds 3x shiny chances, Altered boosts odds of any modifier that sells for more, turning many digs into buffed items.​

• Any solid stat shovel + Altered (first), then Sparkled

  • If your shovel has no built-in mutation, Altered is the first pick to get more modified items.​

  • Sparkled is your second slot once you reliably dig fast enough to see those procs pay

Best enchant combos for prismatic shovel money farming

For pure money farming on the Prismatic Shovel, the best approach is to let the shovel’s Iridescent/Chromatic mutations handle value, and use enchants either to fix its weakest stat or to slightly boost profit consistency.​​

How Prismatic makes money

• Prismatic has a passive chance to make items Iridescent, which sell for about 3.5x value, so most of your money comes from that modifier, not from enchants.​​

• With the Prismatic Domino Crown charm, you gain extra stats and a huge bonus chance for Chromatic mutation, turning Prismatic into a late-game money machine on its own.​

“Safe” money-farming setups

These are straightforward and work well if you just want consistent money and smooth digging.

• Swift build (comfort + uptime)

  • Enchant: Swift (+15% haste).

  • Why: Prismatic’s main weak point is haste; faster bar recovery and smoother hits let you proc Iridescent more often per hour.​​

  • Use when: You feel your digs are slow or you miss a lot of bars; you value comfort and consistency over tiny extra value.

• Strong build (stat min-max)

  • Enchant: Strong (+10% strength).

  • Why: Several guides point out Prismatic only “needs a bit of Strength work,” so Strong is a clean DPS/dig-speed booster.​

  • Use when: Your timing is good, but you want faster meter fill and more hits per minute for better money/hour.

Greedy money-focused options

These are more situational but can give extra value if you already dig very comfortably.

• Chrono

  • Effect: Increases item age so items sell for more.

  • Value: Good if you farm areas where aged items scale well; weaker than Prismatic’s own Iridescent but still a direct money buff.

• Storming (only if you Storm farm)

  • Effect: Big Luck boost in Storm weather.

  • Value: In Storm events and with Stormcaller Horns, more high-rarity items means more profit; outside storms it does almost nothing.

Recommended “best” combo by playstyle

• Most players, standard money farm:

  • Enchant: Swift (fix haste, smoother bar, more consis