CursedGear.com

Wiki

This site is faster than a wiki for finding what you need in Cursed Gear.

Why tools beat a wiki

Traditional wikis have a lot of content, but finding a direct answer usually means skimming through multiple pages. This site is built around the questions players actually search for — gear comparisons, technique requirements, cybernetic load costs, and direct answers to common questions like codes and wipes.

Start with a tool below or jump to a quick answer. All data comes from the official Cursed Gear Trello.

For details on sourcing, publishing, and corrections, read the About page.

Best starting paths

Build research

Start with Gear Finder, compare techniques, then confirm requirements before you spend resources.

Map and service lookup

Start with Map Finder when your problem is a Doctor, vendor, route, or a specific named location.

Direct-answer searches

Use the answer pages for codes, wiping, classes, and clans when you want the yes-or-no result first.

Tools

  • Gear Finder

    Browse all gears with names, costs, and summaries. The equivalent of a class picker.

  • Technique Finder

    Search cursed techniques by name or description. Find the right entry quickly.

  • Cybernetic Finder

    Browse cybernetics and check load costs, types, and skill tiers.

  • Where to Get

    Jump straight into obtainment routes for items, gears, and systems.

  • Requirements

    Check unlock requirements, grades, and progression gates in one place.

  • Map Finder

    Start from locations, routes, vendors, and services across the map.

Quick Answers

  • Codes

    Are there codes? Check the current status directly.

  • How to Wipe

    Can you wipe your character? Direct answer here.

  • Classes

    Looking for classes? In Cursed Gear it's called Gear.

  • Clans

    How clans work: rolls, Heavenly Restriction, and more.

  • Heavenly Restriction

    The special system that trades cursed energy for physical power.

Wiki-style browsing vs official sources

Use the site when you want a filtered, linked, player-facing route through the information. Use the official Trello or Discord when you need the original card wording, the latest community announcement, or the raw source context behind a page.

That split is the point of this wiki hub: it should help you decide where to go next instead of forcing every search into the same external link.