Loot - Revision history

Saari: /* Loot */ Changed the note on what drops are based on -- Thanks Swabbly!

2025-01-23T07:13:04Z

Loot: Changed the note on what drops are based on -- Thanks Swabbly!

Arkie: dead link removed

2023-03-14T04:57:27Z

dead link removed

Saari: Minor whitespace correction

2020-11-25T12:41:03Z

Minor whitespace correction

Saari: Added version template to reflect the page's current status.

2020-11-25T12:40:46Z

Added version template to reflect the page's current status.

KTgamer: /* Drop Rates */

2020-09-24T20:24:37Z

Drop Rates

Kckckc: fix link typo

2020-08-30T01:41:57Z

fix link typo

Kckckc: rewrite quality page

2020-08-30T01:40:02Z

rewrite quality page

Kckckc: Punknoodles moved page Quality to Loot: combine quality/quantity information

2020-08-30T01:20:53Z

Punknoodles moved page Quality to Loot: combine quality/quantity information

Polfy at 18:04, 12 October 2019

2019-10-12T18:04:34Z

Kckckc: /* top */version template conversion

2019-09-28T08:36:26Z

top: version template conversion

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 When a mob is killed, each player that assisted with the kill (by dealing damage or healing someone who dealt damage) is given drops.
 Players can find equipment with [[Stat|Item Quality]] and [[Stat|Item Quantity]] stats which increase the chance of getting loot and the quality of the loot.
-Drops are thought to be based on the quality/quantity of the player who dealt the last hit, but this isn't confirmed.
+Drops are based on the quality/quantity of the player who dealt the last hit.
 Each mob has a predefined number of rolls and chances.

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	The chances to drop [[Quest\|quest items]], [[idol]]s and [[card]] are calculated differently.		The chances to drop [[Quest\|quest items]], [[idol]]s and [[card]] are calculated differently.
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−	~~(Credit to Punknoddles and Polfy for this Isleward Roll calculator: https://kckckc.dev/isleward/rolls )~~

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	The chances to drop [[Quest\|quest items]], [[idol]]s and [[card]] are calculated differently.		The chances to drop [[Quest\|quest items]], [[idol]]s and [[card]] are calculated differently.
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		+	(Credit to Punknoddles and Polfy for this Isleward Roll calculator: https://kckckc.dev/isleward/rolls )

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-{{Version 0.3.3}}
+= Loot =
-[[Item]] '''Quality''' indicates how rare and how good the item is. Items of higher quality are rarer, and are generally better.
+Items can come in 5 rarities which indicate how rare and strong each item is.
-[[Equipment]] of rare or better quality have special names generated from a list of prefixes and suffixes.
+[[Equipment]] with rare or higher qualities have special names generated from a list of prefixes and suffixes.
-== Drop Rates ==
+Equipment has one implicit stat and one non-augmented roll per item equality (so commons have 1 roll, magic items have 2 rolls, rares have 3 rolls, epics have 4, and legendaries have 5) and every item can have 3 additional augmented rolls.
-Some [[monster]]s like [[Estuary]], [[Temple]] or Boss have modified drop rate.
+== Drop Rates==
-The chance to drop [[Quest|quest items]], [[idol]]s and [[card]] are separated.
+When a mob is killed, each player that assisted with the kill (by dealing damage or healing someone who dealt damage) is given drops.
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 == Gallery ==
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-|[[Image:Rarity.gif|thumb|upright|border|Gif showing items with various quality on the ground (old color).]]
+|[[Image:Rarity.gif|thumb|upright|border|Gif showing items with various quality on the ground (old color scheme).]]
 |}
 == History ==
-* Prior to v0.1.11, magic quality items were blue-colored, and rare quality items were yellow-colored.
+* Prior to v0.1.11, magic items were blue and known as uncommons and rare items were yellow.
 [[Category:Gameplay]]

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