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Revision as of 14:44, 12 March 2018
Loot tables (also known as drop tables) define how loot is dropped from mobs and bosses.[1]
- Best-in-slot items
- Bosses
- Dungeon bosses
- Dungeons
- Economy
- Epic items
- Glint
- Group dynamics
- Hunting grounds
- Item rarities
- Legendary items
- Loot
- Loot tagging
- Looting
- Mobs
- Node advancement
- Raid bosses
- Raids
- Rare items
- Uncommon items
- World bosses
- World manager