If there are 5 of the monster in the mob, using Pt from the example above: (this one's simpler because you are dealing with multiple instances of a value that will definitely be the same) M = Number of relevant monster in group.Pb = Base total probability of drop from above formula.Pf = Final total probability of a drop from the given mob by the given group.The math is the same, only now the number of monsters is relevant instead of the number of players. If there is more than one of a given monster in a group, each monster will have the same chance to drop an item. Note: rounding is necessary at this step to keep the number manageable Therefore, for an item with a drop rate of 5% and a party of 8 people with a prospecting of 100 each: Pt = Total probability of at least one member of group getting drop (again, as a decimal).
PP x = Each Character's prospecting (PP 1=char1, PP 2=char2, etc), expressed as a percent (divided by 100).D = Probability of drop expressed as a decimal (1% =.The probability of at least one person getting a drop is calculated as follows: Statistically, the more people in a fight, the better the odds that at least one person in the fight will get a given drop. An item's drop rate can be improved by the prospecting of an individual player.Įxample: A 4% base drop rate would become 7% with 175 prospecting (i.e., 4 multiplied by 1.75).Īlthough each player in a fight rolls separately, a group has a statistically better chance of dropping the more players it has, and the higher each member's individual prospecting is. The drop rate refers to the probability of a monster dropping an item after it is defeated in combat. Each drop has three values associated with it: Drop Rate, Prospecting Lock, and Drop Limit.
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