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Loot table - Donator Barrows

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Donator Barrows loot table
TypeNPC/encounter drops
AccessDrop Viewer
StatusActive drop definition


This page records the game data definition for Donator Barrows. It is generated from the supplied Age of Embers base and intentionally distinguishes direct rates from table weights.

Rate interpretationDisplayed rates are exact denominators exposed to the in-game viewer.

Bound NPCs or encounter

Resolved by encounter or processor code

Source-defined entries

Item Quantity expression Chance / weight Interpretation
Bones 1 1/1 Displayed rate
Chaos Rune 10–30 1/3 Displayed rate
Death Rune 5–25 1/3 Displayed rate
Blood Rune 5–15 1/3 Displayed rate
Coins 995 1000–3000 1/5 Displayed rate
32168 1–3 1/10 Displayed rate
Scroll Box Elite 1 1/100 Displayed rate

Player use

  • Search the exact NPC/encounter name in the Drop Viewer before starting a long trip.
  • Treat direct 1/N values as denominators for that roll only; multiple rolls or tertiary checks can change the overall result.
  • Treat weight as a share of its parent table, not as a one-in denominator.
  • Check the Collection log before selling, upgrading or sacrificing a unique.
  • Compare the item with Shop guide for players, Item upgrades and Burn Points before deciding how to use it.

Preparation and route

Use Teleport destinations to find the nearest coded route. For boss encounters, read Complete boss and NPC directory and the dedicated encounter guide for attack styles, requirements and supplies. Ordinary NPC tables can also be task-linked, so check the Task book.

Verification

Before committing to a long grind, open the in-game Drop Viewer and select the NPC or alternate table. Dynamic modifiers, contribution scaling, multiple rolls and account drop-rate boosts can change the effective result without changing an individual table weight.

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