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Who gets it
How it works
- Damage is added up per group: a party (or command channel) counts as one, a lone player counts alone.
- The group with the most total damage owns the drop. Inside it, the member who dealt the most damage is the owner.
- Your pet or summon's damage counts as yours. Only damage dealt within 1500 range of the monster when it dies counts.
- The last hit does not matter, only the damage.
What you keep and lose
- Experience and SP are always shared by damage, so everyone who helped is rewarded even if they do not own the drop.
- Everyone else cannot pick the drop up until the protection ends (15 seconds; 5 minutes for raid bosses).
- When two or more groups hit the same monster you get a chat line: who won the drop, their damage share and yours.
- Ties are very rare; whichever group the server counts first takes it.
Tips
- Example: a lone player does 30%, a party of three does 25% + 25% + 20%. The party owns the drop (70% against 30%).
- To keep a drop, deal more damage than the other groups, or party up with the people hitting the same monster.
Picking up
How it works
- Kill the monster. Check the chat for who owns the drop.
- If it dropped on the ground, walk to it before the protection ends if it is not yours.
What you keep and lose
- The drop lands on the ground and is reserved for the owner and their party or command channel for 15 seconds, then anyone can take it.
- Turn on .pickup (also in .settings) to send your drops straight to your bag. A full bag drops them on the ground instead.
- Herbs always drop on the ground.
Tips
- Type .drop with a monster targeted to see its drop list.
Party loot
How it works
- The party leader picks the loot rule when forming the party.
- Finders Keepers: the drop owner keeps what drops.
- Random / By Turn: each item goes to a different member in range with bag space.
- Random / By Turn including spoil: swept spoil items are shared the same way.
What you keep and lose
- Adena is always split evenly between the members in range.
- Dead members, members out of range and members with a full bag are skipped for items.
- Without the 'including spoil' rules, the person who sweeps keeps the spoil.
Tips
- Auto pickup only applies to the owner; the party loot rule then decides who receives it.
Spoil
How it works
- Spoil a monster, kill it, then use Sweeper on the corpse.
- Only the player who spoiled it, or their party, can sweep.
What you keep and lose
- Spoil items are rolled when the monster dies, using the drop owner's bonuses.
- The sweeper receives them, even when someone else owns the normal drop.
Tips
- In a party, pick an 'including spoil' loot rule if you want swept items shared out.
Raids & bonuses
How it works
- Raid drops are reserved for 5 minutes.
- A command channel that hits the boss first and meets the boss's size requirement owns the loot through its leader, whatever the damage. It lapses after 5 minutes without that channel attacking.
- Raid drops always land on the ground.
What you keep and lose
- The owner's VIP rates apply to the whole drop.
- Lucky Days and Champion monsters raise it further when active.
- If the highest-level attacker is much stronger than the monster, drop chances shrink for everyone. One high-level helper can lower the owner's drops.
- Farm Zone monsters drop the zone's own list instead (see the Farm Zones guide).
- Killing a player: the victim drops 1.0% of their adena, reserved for the killer.
Tips
- Bring the channel size the boss needs and attack first to claim the raid.