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Revision as of 22:44, 28 December 2009
When a monster dies, sometimes it may leave items with its corpse; these items are known as death drops. If a monster leaves a corpse and is not a Kop, it has a 17% chance of leaving a random item on it[1]. The type of item is dependent on what portion of the dungeon you are in[2]. There is also a penalty against small monsters, who can only leave items that weigh less than three, food rations, leashes, and figurines.
Normal dungeon
| Item class | Probability |
|---|---|
| Weapons | 10% |
| Armor | 10% |
| Food | 20% |
| Tools | 8% |
| Gems | 8% |
| Potions | 16% |
| Scrolls | 4% |
| Spellbooks | 4% |
| Wands | 4% |
| Rings | 3% |
| Amulets | 1% |
Rogue Level
| Item class | Probability |
|---|---|
| Weapons | 12% |
| Armor | 12% |
| Food | 22% |
| Potions | 22% |
| Scrolls | 22% |
| Wands | 5% |
| Rings | 5% |
Gehennom
| Item class | Probability |
|---|---|
| Weapons | 20% |
| Armor | 20% |
| Food | 16% |
| Tools | 12% |
| Potions | 1% |
| Scrolls | 1% |
| Wands | 8% |
| Rings | 8% |
| Amulets | 4% |
See Also
References
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