Windows companion app
Blitzkrieg is a Windows overlay for Dofus. It reads what your character can already see and draws it back on screen: what a maging session is costing you, where a monster's spells can reach, which resources are worth farming tonight. If you have played League of Legends, it is the Porofessor or Blitz of Dofus.
The Dofus community has been burned by enough fake tools that scepticism is the correct reflex. So here is exactly what this app does to your game, and what it will never do.
Smithmagic
Apply a rune and the overlay wakes up on its own. Every rune after that adds to the running total on screen, at the live market price of the rune, so you can stop when the item stops being worth it.
Close the session and a recap is copied to your clipboard, ready to paste into a chat window or a text file. Useful when a client wants to know where their kamas went.
Gathering
Pick up to three resources and the overlay computes a set of optimised collection routes, ordered by how much you gather per Zaap trip.
Open the route preview whenever you want to see where you are on it. When you reach a map on the route, the overlay notices and copies the next /travel command to your clipboard, so getting to the following waypoint is one paste in the chat.
Some of these are overlays drawn over the game, others are pages inside the app window.
A ranked list of drops for your character level, scored on drop rate, market price and how fast the fight goes. When a player checks a market curve, the price lands in a pool shared by everyone on that server, so the ranking gets sharper the more people use it.
Pick a monster in the fight and its spell list opens: range, AP cost, and the damage it will actually deal, scaled to that monster level rather than the generic tooltip. Hover a spell and its reach lights up on the grid.
The Harebourg fight turns on where his skills land, and that moves with his health. The overlay draws the landing cells live as his HP percentage changes, so you can position before the turn instead of after it.
Paste a Barbofus skin link and get the cosmetic broken down piece by piece, priced on the servers you have logged into. Shop-only items that cannot be traded are marked as such instead of being quietly left out of the total.
Every tax you pay while you play gets logged and split by source: Zaaps, Zaapis, the marketplace, the bank. Most players are surprised by the Zaap line.
Start a benchmark when you settle into a zone and stop it when you leave. You get XP per hour, kamas per hour and the full loot breakdown, kept on your own machine and re-openable from the benchmark card.
Screenshots come from the French game client.
Four steps, one of which involves Windows being suspicious of us. That part is expected, and the reason is boring.
Releases live on GitHub, publicly, with a SHA-256 checksum next to every file. Take the newest Setup.exe.
Windows will warn you that the publisher is unknown, because Blitzkrieg has no code-signing certificate. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". Your antivirus or firewall may ask the same question, for the same reason.
Blitzkrieg uses your existing Forgemage.net login, by email or through Discord. It never asks for your Ankama credentials, and it does not need to be running while you sign into the Ankama launcher. Start it before you pick your character.
Open the smithmagic cost card. If the rune prices are listed, the overlay is connected and working. An empty list means it is not reading yet.
The two problems that come up most often, and what to do about them.
The overlay needs to know where the combat grid sits on your screen. Click the crosshair button, then click the centre of your character cell and the centre of any monster cell. Once is enough: the opposing-spell and Harebourg overlays share the same calibration, so calibrating either one covers both.
Blitzkrieg writes entries to your hosts file while it runs, and removes them when you quit properly. If it was closed abruptly, the entries stay behind and the game cannot reach the server. Two ways out: start the overlay and quit it cleanly from the hidden-icons tray menu, or clear the leftover lines from C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts yourself.
Still stuck? The Discord in the footer is the fastest way to reach us.
Partly. The basic features are free, the mid-tier ones need a Pro subscription and the advanced ones need Elite. You always need a Forgemage.net account, and creating one is free.
Blitzkrieg only reads. It sends nothing to the game client and nothing to Ankama servers, so there is no action for an anti-cheat to catch. The honest nuance: decoding network packets is not permitted by Ankama terms of use, however fair the use, so we cannot promise zero risk. We consider it low, and it is your call.
No, and it never will be. Blitzkrieg does not move your character, does not click, does not fight and does not trade. It shows you information your character can already see, laid out better. Think of the League of Legends overlays: Porofessor, Blitz, Mobalytics. Same idea, for Dofus.
A code-signing certificate costs several hundred euros a year, which a free community app does not carry. Without one, Windows SmartScreen flags every unrecognised installer the same way, including well-known Dofus tools such as Ganymède. An antivirus may also score the app for touching the hosts file.
That is how the overlay reads the game data stream locally on your machine. Nothing is redirected off your computer. The entries are removed when you quit the app properly, and you can inspect the file yourself at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts.
No. Blitzkrieg is a Windows application.