Lanterns Roblox Construct Loadouts for Street Combos, Farming and Pumpkin King

Choose from your unlocked abilities. The street setup is a practical early goal; the farming and Pumpkin King configurations are options once you own their constructs.

For individual early-game picks, see the street combat construct tier list. Use the construct directory to check a particular ability's unlock requirements.

Aim for Z: Hammer, X: Chains, C: Fist, V: Saw. Hammer requires player level 5, while Chains requires player level 10. Fist II and Saw IV are ability levels in this setup; use the versions you currently have unlocked.

Equip the four slots

1. Press G to open Constructs.
2. Remove an unwanted ability with the red × in YOUR LOADOUT.
3. Select the replacement construct, click EQUIP, and choose its slot. Slots 1–4 correspond to Z, X, C, V.
4. Assign Hammer to Z, Chains to X, Fist to C, and Saw to V. Check the hotbar before fighting—moving Fist from Z to C also changes its combo input.

Use Chains to open the combo

1. Target the street enemy and cast Chains with X.
2. Follow with Fist on C, or aim Hammer on Z at the enemy's position.
3. Cast Saw with V. Its outward and returning passes give it two opportunities to connect.

That gives you two useful sequences:

• X → C → V: Chains → Fist → Saw, for a direct follow-up attack.
• X → Z → V: Chains → Hammer → Saw, for an aimed hammer slam after the control opener.

Keep Chains at the start so the follow-up attacks benefit from its control. These are street-combat sequences; use the ranged setup below when preparing for Pumpkin King.

Before Hammer or Chains is available

Use your available Fist and Saw, with click-based Energy Blast between construct attacks. Approach under shield protection, lower the shield to attack, then back away while continuing ranged pressure. If you already have Jet equipped, it can fill the retreating attack step before Saw.

Add Hammer once it becomes available, then add Chains when you meet its requirement. You can keep progressing with the simpler setup while working toward those unlocks; the leveling guide covers where to take your next quests.

A concrete offensive example for the Green setup uses 33 invested points:

This favors Willpower while maintaining smaller investments in Intelligence and Energy. At these values, the panel shows ×1.54 Damage and 135 Ring Energy. The associated Specialist class provides +6% ranged and weapon construct damage, which suits a build focused on those attacks.

The tradeoff is survivability: 0 Vitality leaves this example at 100 Health and 0% Resist from Vitality. If taking hits regularly ends your fights, consider investing in Vitality instead of copying the offensive allocation unchanged.

Treat 18/8/7/0 as a workable example, not an optimal ratio or a required recipe for Specialist. Classes form from attribute allocation. For a frontline direction, Vanguard's +6% Ram & Structural Force and +3% Damage Resistance favor impact and durability; see the Specialist versus Vanguard comparison for that choice. Use the stat-point planner to fit additional investments into your available budget.

If you already own Rage and Anvil, build around their different jobs: Rage supplies a nearby area attack, while Anvil delivers a heavy hit. Add Missiles for ranged attacks and weave in click-based Energy Blast.

The older four-slot configuration is Z: Rage IV, X: Anvil Drop V, C: Energy Shield III, V: Missile Pod III. Its combat rhythm is:

1. Start at range with Energy Blast; use Missiles when you need a ranged construct option.
2. Use Anvil for a heavy hit as you engage.
3. Trigger Rage when enemies are nearby so its area attack can reach the group.
4. Use shield protection as needed and watch its separate durability bar before moving to the next group.

This suits clustered enemies better than treating every target as a separate Chains combo. Choose attacks according to enemy position and available cooldowns rather than forcing a fixed repeating sequence.

Adjust the shield slot to your controls

In the later shield system, right-click while in Shift Lock raises the shield without consuming a construct slot. Holding left-click while blocking produces Shield Envelop. That frees the older C slot; keep the Rage/Anvil/Missiles core and use the remaining slot for an unlocked ability you find useful. C is only the older setup's assigned shield key.

The older build also allocated 57 points to Health, 65 to Ring Energy, and 172 to Damage in the three-stat system. Those values belong to that system and should not be copied into the four-stat Lantern Build allocation above.

If you own all four abilities, equip Z: Cannon, X: Dex-Starr, C: Missiles, V: Orbital Battery. Battery is the hotbar name for Orbital Battery in this setup. Its four hard-light emitters orbit you and fire coordinated volleys at the target for several seconds, making it a useful companion to your other ranged attacks.

For an owned Orbital Battery, open Inventory → Orbital Battery → EQUIP IN CONSTRUCTS, then assign it to V.

Use this rhythm during the fight:

1. Fly and acquire the target. Press F to take off with your ring active, then keep Pumpkin King locked on. Move close enough for your attacks to connect.
2. Hover to attack. Use your ranged abilities from a position where you can maintain pressure and still reposition.
3. Attack during VULNERABLE · STRIKE NOW. Use that phase as your main opportunity to commit to offense.
4. Respond to approaching pumpkin projectiles. Pull away or face the incoming attack and raise your shield. Watch shield durability while blocking.
5. Lower the shield and resume attacks after the volley. Alternate attacking, repositioning, and defending as the fight continues.

The value of this setup is its aerial ranged playstyle and defensive rhythm. Choose it when you can maintain that rhythm with the constructs you own. For the full preparation, summoning, phase handling, and quest return, follow the Pumpkin King guide.

Flight and attacks draw on the same Ring Energy supply. Check the RING meter before starting another group or committing to an aerial attack window, and leave yourself enough energy to reposition.

1. Move to a position where you can pause, then use E to recharge according to the prompt on your HUD. The older control scheme uses a hold; another interface displays E TAP.
2. Stay still while RECHARGING is active.
3. If MOVED - RECHARGE STOPPED appears, stop moving and use E again.
4. Watch the meter refill before resuming attacks or travel.

Also follow your current HUD for targeting: T locks on and Y switches targets in the newer layout, while the older layout uses R and T. Keeping the intended target selected helps you direct each follow-up in a combo. The PC controls guide covers the complete movement, targeting, and shield controls.