Loot

Loot Chests

Loot Chests appear in various locations in the map. They have tiers ranging from tier I to tier IV which indicate the quality of the chest. Loot chests contain various types of items in them, including emeralds, common equipment, unidentified weapons, unidentified armor, potions, crafting materials. Accessories and Emerald Pouches are exclusive to tier III and IV chests. As a general rule, the more difficult it is to get to a loot chest, the higher tier it is and more valuable the loot inside shall be. When loot chests are left untouched for longer amounts of time, the better the loot will be.

NOTE: Loot Bonus will increase the quantity of the items in most chests. Loot Quality will increase the chance of getting good items and decrease the chance of finding normal and unique items.

NOTE: Loot Bonus and Loot Quality do NOT affect the rewards received at the end of a Raid.

Unique Items

Unique items are the second-most common type of items. These items have increased stats compared to Normal items and can be worth more when trading with other players. Unique items can vary, and there are many different variations of the same standard item. Finding the one you want can be hard, so trading with others is a key element in obtaining the item you desire. Unique items can be identified by their yellow item tag and the words "Unique Item" in the lore.

Rare Items

Rare items are less common than those that are unique, but appear more frequently as loot than legendary items. They often drop with middle tier stats, and are recommended for bridging the gap between low and high level gear. Rare items can be identified by their magenta item tag and the words "Rare Item" in the lore.

Set Items

Set items are dyed leather armor and accessories that can be extremely powerful when combined and are specifically obtained through various means (such as trading with NPCs, killing certain mobs, or completing a quest/dungeon). While some set items can be relatively easy to find as mob drops or loot, others such as the Clock Set require players to go to great lengths to acquire.

Legendary Items

Legendary items are extremely uncommon loot; that can only be obtained by mob drops, trading with NPCs (including Dungeon Merchants), and loot chests. They often have higher stats and better identifications than other loot due to their low drop rate and are worth more on the player market. Legendary items can be identified by their light blue item tag and the words "Legendary Item" in the lore.

Fabled Items

Fabled items are more powerful and rare than legendaries, but less than Mythics. They often have Major IDs which sometimes can change up the game mechanics (Such as Hawkeye changing arrow storm, Sorcery has a chance to recast spell at no cost, etc.), and can be identified by their red nametag.

Mythic Items

Mythic items are the rarest weapons in Wynncraft as of the 1.14 "Gavel Expansion" Update. They have a 0.0007% chance of dropping from Mobs and can be identified by the dark purple nametag. Mythics are intended to be one of the most powerful items for their specific build niche, giving some of the highest stat boosts from items. Most mythic items are specifically built toward certain builds to further enhance their power.

Mob Drops

Mob drops are items dropped from killing mobs, these can be Emeralds, Unidentified Items, Powders.

Some mob also drops Ingredients and the drop rate varies depending on its tier.

Daily Rewards

Daily rewards can be found in the player's compass. After looting the daily reward, you must wait 24 hours before looting it again. You can increase the loot of the daily rewards by looting it actively, up to a streak of 5. Daily rewards are based around your player level, so the higher leveled you are, the better loot you can receive.

Trivia

• Lootrunning is a popular end game money making method which consists of running through a route while opening chests with Loot Bonus/Quality identifications.
• Discoverer, a Level 89 Mythic chestplate, can only be found from opening tier III and tier IV chests.
• Mob grinding is a less popular end game money making method which consists of using end-game items (Often Discoverer and Toxoplasmosis) and totems to effectively farm mobs with good loot for mythic items.