Blood Dungeon Bone Tracker

Use this checklist to track your permanent Dogmancer upgrades in Blood Dungeon. Your progress is saved in your browser — no account required. Every upgrade you buy at the Dogmancer is permanent for that save file, so tracking what you have already purchased helps you plan what to buy next. This tool is a manual supplement to your own memory — it does not connect to the game in any way.\n\n

\n\n## How to use\n\nClick any upgrade to mark it as purchased. Your checklist saves automatically to your browser’s localStorage. The table below shows the standard Bone Shop upgrades and approximate costs — actual in-game prices scale with your current progress and the upgrade tier you are purchasing.\n\n## Dogmancer upgrade categories\n\nPermanent upgrades\n\n| Upgrade | Effect | Approximate Cost |\n|---------|--------|----------------|\n| Extra heart (each) | +1 maximum HP | Scales per tier |\n| Movement speed (each) | +base movement speed | Scales per tier |\n| Jump height (each) | +jump height | Scales per tier |\n| Weapon slot | +1 starting weapon slot (max 4) | Higher tiers cost more |\n\nCharacter unlocks (this wiki does not invent Bone Shop prices)\n\n| Character | Weapon | Notes |\n|-----------|--------|-------|\n| Gun Man | Machine gun | Bunkhouse from the start (PC Gamer, IGN) |\n| Barbarian | Dual circling swords | Bunkhouse from the start; Streamer Mode |\n| Baby | Magnum | Extra gold; Bone Shop 10-items is an achievement, not a published price |\n| Skinja | Shotgun | Named in official marketing |\n| Hypnomancer | Gas | Second boss in Boiler |\n| Leggy | Climbable webs | Named in official marketing |\n| Bug | Not named publicly | Flight (official) |\n| Two unnamed | Unpublished | Do not invent names or costs |\n\nArena unlocks\n\nArena unlock costs vary by arena difficulty. Check the Dogmancer interface in-game for current prices. Higher-difficulty arenas cost more but also drop more Bones per run, so the return on investment is positive if you can survive them.\n\n## Tips for Bone spending\n\n- Prioritise weapon slots first — the first extra weapon slot is the highest-impact purchase you can make. Two weapons open up many more build combinations than one weapon with minor stat boosts.\n- Learn Gun Man or Barbarian, then Baby — do not buy a fictional Leech character. Baby’s magnum is strong without requiring specific build synergy. Both are solid choices for your first purchased character.\n- Track your Bone income — note how many Bones you earn per runs to estimate time to next purchase. A run that earns 50 Bones is halfway to the next weapon slot upgrade.\n- Hearts vs weapons — extra hearts help you survive longer, but weapon slots let you deal damage faster. Early on, weapon slots tend to be the better investment per Bone spent.\n\n## Run summary\n\nAfter each run, count the Bones you banked and update the tracker. Over time you will build up a clear picture of your upgrade roadmap. The tracker does not connect to the game in any way — it is a manual checklist to complement your own memory. Keeping the tracker updated after every run prevents you from forgetting what you have already purchased and helps you prioritise your next Dogmancer visit.\n\n## Tracking strategy\n\nA well-maintained Bone Tracker does more than record purchases — it reveals your upgrade roadmap. Review it before every session to decide whether your next Dogmancer purchase should be an upgrade you can afford now or a savings goal for a bigger purchase. For most players, the optimal pattern is: buy upgrades as soon as you can afford them, rather than saving for expensive purchases that lock up your Bones for too long. Small incremental upgrades compound over time and make every run more effective.\n\nYour tracker data is stored locally in your browser. Clear cache to reset all tracked purchases.