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Revision as of 14:58, 5 July 2012
When the player kills a monster, sometimes it may leave one random item under its corpse it didn't already have when alive; 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 food rations, leashes, figurines, or items that weigh at most three.
Normal dungeon
This table applies to anything except Gehennom, the Rogue Level, and contents of containers.
| Item class | Probability |
|---|---|
| Food | 20% |
| Potions | 16% |
| Scrolls | 16% |
| Weapons | 10% |
| Armor | 10% |
| Tools | 8% |
| Gems | 8% |
| Spellbooks | 4% |
| Wands | 4% |
| Rings | 3% |
| Amulets | 1% |
Rogue Level
| Item class | Probability |
|---|---|
| Food | 22% |
| Potions | 22% |
| Scrolls | 22% |
| Weapons | 12% |
| Armor | 12% |
| Wands | 5% |
| Rings | 5% |
Gehennom
| Item class | Probability |
|---|---|
| Weapons | 20% |
| Armor | 20% |
| Food | 16% |
| Tools | 12% |
| Wands | 8% |
| Rings | 8% |
| Amulets | 4% |
| Potions | 1% |
| Scrolls | 1% |
See also
- Container#Generation for items inside chests and large boxes
- Monster starting inventory
- offensive item
- defensive item
- miscellaneous item
References
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