Elden Ring Build Planner vs Voidforge

Elden Ring Build Planner is a free web tool for planning character attributes, rune level, rune cost and equip load before spending runes in Elden Ring. It covers all ten base-game starting classes and their initial levels and attributes. Adjusting Vigor, Mind, Endurance, Strength, Dexterity, Intelligence, Faith or Arcane updates the rune level and the total runes needed to reach it from level one. Enter an equipped-weight percentage to see whether the character has a light, medium or heavy roll, or is overloaded. Ready-made templates cover Strength, Dexterity, quality, sorcery, Faith and bleed builds. Builds can be saved in browser local storage or shared as copied text; the site says saved builds are not uploaded. It is intended for PvE planning, respecs and common co-op and PvP rune levels. It does not calculate weapon attack rating, spell damage or per-item scaling, and game updates may make some figures differ from the current version. The project is an independent fan resource unaffiliated with FromSoftware or Bandai Namco Entertainment.

Voidforge is a free web-based Warframe build planner and theorycrafting toolkit. It calculates stats in real time and provides damage simulations with faction-specific time-to-kill estimates. Builders cover weapons, Warframes, companions, Archwing, Necramechs, Railjack, and modular weapons. The Weapon Builder handles mods, arcanes, rivens, and Incarnons, then reports burst and sustained DPS, status breakdowns, and elemental combinations. Its Damage Simulator includes Viral and Corrosive effects, damage over time, and armor reduction. A Codex lists mods, arcanes, Archon Shards, weapons, and Warframes with effects and data coverage. Users can save builds locally or to an account, import or export loadouts, publish builds, browse and upvote community loadouts, and share profiles. There is no paywall or premium tier; donations are optional. The project is MIT-licensed open source, but its repository is not intended for self-hosting.