TBH DATABASE

TBH Database for Stages, Monsters, Skills, and Items

Browse every recorded stage, monster, skill, and item in TBH: Task Bar Hero from a public-reference snapshot. Use the database to plan a route or build before spending resources.

Game data snapshot: v1.00.28 · 18 Jul 2026
DATABASE
WHAT IT COVERS

What the TBH Database Includes

The database is split into four categories, each backed by the local versioned snapshot:

  1. Stages. 120 entries covering every act and difficulty in the snapshot, with the monster roster and the drop table for normal monsters, the boss, and the first-clear reward.
  2. Monsters. 61 entries with stats, drop tables, and the stages where each monster appears.
  3. Skills. 36 named skills with damage type, range, base value, and the heroes that use each skill in their recorded tree.
  4. Items. 1,552 obtainable entries (gear, materials, drop boxes) with grade, class eligibility, market value, and drop sources where recorded.
HOW TO USE

How to Navigate the Database

  • By entity. Pick a category card above to see every entry of that type. Click any row to open its dedicated page.
  • By route. Open a stage page to see its monsters and drops, follow the related-stages link to compare nearby runs.
  • By build. Open a monster page to see what it drops, then open the drop box to read its grade and contents. Use the Build Planner for skill allocation.
DATABASE FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How many entries does the TBH database cover?

The database covers 120 stages, 61 monsters, 36 named skills, and 1,552 obtainable items (gear, materials, and drop boxes), all from the local versioned snapshot.

Where does the database data come from?

The database uses a local snapshot of the public datamined reference. It does not connect to Steam, read your game, or import a save. Every entry is a public-reference estimate you can verify against the latest official Steam announcement.

Why are some monsters or skills missing?

The database lists monsters and skills that exist in the snapshot. Some internal skill slots in the game are unnamed in the snapshot (they're base-attack placeholders); only skills with a real English name get a database page.

Does the database resolve which gear a box rolls?

No. The database indexes box-level drops only. The individual gear rolled from opening a box comes from the in-game grade pool, which the snapshot does not resolve item-by-item.

Will the database change after a patch?

Yes. Monsters, stages, boxes, and rates can change with any update. The page shows the snapshot label so you can confirm it matches the latest official Steam announcement before treating an entry as current.

DATA NOTES

Sources

The database uses a local snapshot of the public datamined reference. It does not connect to Steam, read a running process, or import a save. Every entry is a public-reference estimate you can verify against the latest official Steam announcement.

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