Florr.io NPCs and Forges
This guide explains the different NPCs, such as the Trader, Oracle, Titan, Assembler, and why tracking forge availability is important.
Trader (Desert)
The Trader exchanges a petal for a Coin of the same rarity. The cooldown is typically 24 hours. Coins have their own use in progression and trading systems; Use the Trader when you have an excess amount of petals of a rarity you do not plan to craft further with and you need Coins.
Oracle (Ocean)
The Oracle guarantees a craft success for a higher material cost and a cooldown, roughly around 28 minutes. This makes the Oracle perfect for scarce high tier petals whose normal fail would require you to grind for hours on end; Visit the Oracle when the guaranteed result is worth the extra hassle.
Titan (Jungle)
The Titan is the only way to create Unique petals. The recipe consists of five Super petals of the same type. If successful, it produces a Unique of that type, if there is currently no Unique of that type in the game. Unique petals share Eternal-level stats but can have only one copy for each petal type worldwide.
Due to the scarcity created by the one per type rule, it is necessary to take advantage of FlorrMobNotify's tracker to be able to see if the Titan is available and if a certain Unique already exists.
Assembler (Factory)
The Assembler combines specific petals into other petals by rotating recipes. This is transformation, not a rarity upgrade; Recipes change and rotate, so check the current list before spending any of your materials. This is useful to get petal types that are annoying to farm or craft through the normal ladder.
How these fit into progression
Standard crafting covers most of the rarity ladder; Oracle removes any excess risk on expensive steps, the Titan provides access to Unique, the Assembler fills the type gaps and the Trader turns surplus into Coins. A good progression plan uses all of these, and not just one of them.
Related: Crafting Guide, Biomes, Titan blog post, Tracker features.

