What it is
Cheatsheet.monster/lastepoch is the LE section of Thundersphinx Cheat Sheet, a collection of visual cheat sheets for various ARPGs and looter shooters. Single-page with dense tables covering the game's most-consulted info.
It covers:
- Blessings table: matrix of which blessings roll in which Monolith timeline.
- Affix tier ranges: tables of prefixes and suffixes with tier 1-7 values.
- Dungeon modifiers: keys and their associated mods.
- Resistances: caps, sources, max achievable resistance.
- Faction overview: quick comparison of Merchant's Guild vs Circle of Fortune.
Free, no signup.
What problem it solves
When you're mid-monolith and need to decide whether to push timeline X for blessing Y, you don't want to open five tabs. The cheat sheet puts the blessings/timelines matrix on one page → glance → decision.
When you're crafting and need to remember the tier range of a specific affix, opening LE Tools requires navigating 3 clicks. The cheat sheet has it visible in seconds.
For players returning after a long break, the cheat sheet is the fastest refresh — a single document that reminds you of critical mechanics without having to read entire wiki articles.
How it differs from Last Epoch Info (TunkLab)
- Cheat sheet: visual single-page, game's most-consulted info, designed for glance.
- TunkLab: multi-section database, exhaustive info, designed for deep lookup.
Use case: cheat sheet for quick in-game decisions; TunkLab when you need depth or a calculator.
What people use it for
Deciding a blessing in Monolith: about to push a timeline → check cheat sheet → see which blessings roll → prioritize.
Crafting tier reference: crafting an item → need to know the max tier available for X affix → cheat sheet.
Dungeon prep: about to enter Soulfire Bastion → quick look at the modifier you applied → understand the implication.
Resistances cap check: equipping armor and want to know if you'll overcap → quick reference.
Refresh after break: returned after 6 months → read the entire cheat sheet in 10 minutes.
Who it's NOT for
- Newcomers learning systems: the cheat sheet format assumes you understand context. To learn mechanics from scratch, go to a wiki or Maxroll guides.
- DPS theorycrafters: no calculators, just tables. For math, TunkLab or PoB-LE.
- Mobile primary users: the single-page with tables doesn't scale well to mobile. Works but ugly.
How it's used in practice
Go to cheatsheet.monster/lastepoch.
For quick search: Ctrl+F within the page. Browser-native search finds a specific affix/blessing.
For in-gameplay reference: bookmark the page and open it on a second monitor or screen device.
For print: the page is designed to print well (single-column tables). Hardcore players have it printed next to their setup.
To keep updated: check the page post-cycle launch because the creator updates with each major patch.
Honest limitations
Not exhaustive: only the most-consulted info. For obscure affixes or rare blessings, go to TunkLab.
Not interactive: read-only. No filters, no sort, no search within the site.
Cadence depends on the creator: Thundersphinx is one person. If they lose momentum on LE, the cheat sheet can lag.
Ugly mobile: usable but tables require horizontal scrolling.
English only.
No community features: just single-page content.
How to start
cheatsheet.monster/lastepoch. No signup.
Ideal setup: bookmark and open on a second monitor or tablet during gameplay.
Optional print: if you play a lot on a single monitor, printing it can be worth it.
When to open it: pre-monolith push, during a crafting session, during dungeon prep.
Recommended combo: cheat sheet for glance, LE Tools/TunkLab for deep lookups.
Also bookmark the home (cheatsheet.monster): the creator makes cheat sheets for other games. If you play several, you already know the format.
Alternatives to Thundersphinx Cheat Sheet
If Thundersphinx Cheat Sheet isn't the right fit, these Last Epoch tools cover similar needs.
