All Materials in Bizarre Lineage? Truth & Lore

This page answers the question directly: no, not all materials in Bizarre Legacy (often called Bizarre Lineage by players) are obtainable through the lineage system. The lineage system only produces a specific set of materials tied to its own progression, while many other materials come from quests, crafting, or events. Below is a full breakdown of what the lineage system actually gives you, how it works, and what it doesn’t cover.

What the Lineage System Actually Is

In Bizarre Legacy, the lineage system is a progression mechanic tied to your character’s family tree. When you die, you can pass down certain traits and items to your next character. The materials in question are the ones you receive as you level up your lineage, not every material in the game. The lineage screen shows a tree, and each generation adds a small bonus—usually a stat boost or a specific material reward.

According to the game’s official wiki and player-verified data, the lineage system grants only a handful of materials, and they are always the same ones, just in varying quantities. These materials are:

• Lineage Essence – used to unlock new lineage perks.
• Ancestral Shard – used in high-tier crafting recipes.
• Heritage Dust – a common material for low-level upgrades.

These three are the only materials directly tied to lineage. They are not random; the game gives you a fixed amount per level, and the type never changes. So if you are looking for, say, Iron Ingot or Dragon Scale, the lineage system will not produce them.

How Lineage Materials Are Earned

The lineage system works on a simple formula: each time you reach a new lineage level, you receive a set number of materials. The level is determined by how many generations you have played, and the material count scales linearly. The calculator above lets you estimate how many total materials you will have at a given level, assuming you collect the same amount each level.

For example, if you are at lineage level 50 and receive 3 materials per level, you will have 150 total lineage materials. This is a rough estimate, because some levels might give bonus materials for completing milestones, but the base rate is constant.

To actually earn these materials, you need to:

1. Reach the required lineage level (usually by dying and starting a new character).
2. Open the lineage menu and claim your rewards.
3. Use the materials in the crafting or perk menu.

Note that you cannot farm lineage materials by repeating the same level; you must progress to a new level to get more.

What Materials Are NOT in the Lineage System

The vast majority of materials in Bizarre Legacy are not tied to lineage at all. They come from:

• World drops – enemies, bosses, and chests.
• Quests – main and side quests give specific materials as rewards.
• Crafting – many materials are themselves crafted from other materials.
• Events – limited-time events often introduce exclusive materials.

For instance, Mystic Ore is only found in the Crystal Caverns, and Phoenix Feather is a rare drop from the Phoenix boss. These have nothing to do with your lineage level. So if you are trying to get a specific material, check its source in the in-game codex or the wiki; do not assume lineage will give it to you.

Common Misconceptions

One common misconception is that the lineage system gives you all materials if you level up enough. This is false. The system is intentionally limited to a small set of materials to keep the game balanced. Another misconception is that lineage materials are random. They are not—the type is fixed, only the quantity changes.

Another mistake players make is thinking that lineage materials are the same as “legacy� materials from the older version of the game. In the current version, legacy materials were removed or renamed, so if you are following an old guide, you might be looking for something that no longer exists. Always check the current patch notes.

How to Choose Which Materials to Pursue

If you are deciding whether to invest time in the lineage system or in other farming methods, consider what you need:

• If you need Lineage Essence or Ancestral Shard, lineage is your only source.
• If you need common crafting materials, world farming is usually faster.
• If you need rare boss drops, lineage will not help at all.

Also, keep in mind that lineage materials are often used in the same recipes, so if you are crafting a high-tier item, you might need all three types. Plan your lineage leveling accordingly.

Comparing Lineage vs. Other Material Sources

Here is a quick comparison of the three main material sources:

Source	Reliability	Time Investment	Materials
Lineage	High (fixed rewards)	Medium (requires leveling)	Only 3 types
World drops	Low (random)	High (grinding)	Many types
Quests	Medium (one-time)	Low	Specific but limited

As you can see, lineage is the most reliable but also the most limited. If you need a specific material that is not in the lineage list, you will have to rely on other methods.

Limitations and Edge Cases

The lineage system has a few limitations you should know about:

• Level cap – there is a maximum lineage level, so you cannot get infinite materials.
• Material cap – some materials have a stack limit, so you might not be able to hold all of them at once.
• Per-generation bonuses – sometimes the material reward is replaced by a stat bonus, so you might not get materials every single level.

Also, the calculator above assumes a constant rate, but in practice, some levels might give bonus materials (e.g., every 10th level gives double). The calculator is a good estimate, but not exact if the game has such bonuses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get every material in the game through lineage?

No. Lineage only gives three specific materials: Lineage Essence, Ancestral Shard, and Heritage Dust. All other materials must be obtained through quests, world drops, or crafting.

What is the fastest way to level up lineage?

The fastest way is to repeatedly create new characters and die quickly, but this is often considered an exploit and may be patched. The legitimate way is to complete quests and progress through the game normally, as each generation adds to your lineage level.

Are lineage materials tradeable?

No, lineage materials are bound to your account and cannot be traded or sold. This is to prevent players from farming them and selling them to others.

Do lineage materials expire?

No, they do not expire. You can keep them in your inventory indefinitely, as long as you have space.

How do I know what materials I need for a recipe?

The crafting menu will show you the required materials, and you can hover over each material to see where it comes from. The in-game codex also lists all materials and their sources.

What happens if I delete a character with lineage materials?

The materials are stored in your account-wide lineage inventory, not on the character. So deleting a character does not lose the materials.

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in t | Lineage level | level | 50 | 1
in d | Materials per level | count | 3 | 1
out total | Total lineage materials | count | t * d | 0
out avg | Average per level | count | d | 0