A core aspect of the game is finding and collecting items that will enhance your character in various ways. There is plenty of loot to collect in the Realm, and plenty of monsters to take it from. Naturally, more desirable loot comes from increasingly difficult areas of the game, but everything can be utilized in one way or another. For unreleased items, go to Unreleased Content.
The primary form of loot is equipment, items that can go into either your weapon, ability, armor, or accessory slot. The most basic form of these are tiered drops. Tiered items have a number assigned to them that indicates how strong they are, relative to the other tiered items within their class. A T6 weapon is stronger than a T5 weapon, a T9 armor is stronger than a T8 armor, and so on.
Weapons have 14 tiers (15 counting T0 starting equipment), abilities have 7 tiers (8 counting T0 starting equipment), armors have 15 tiers, and rings have 6 tiers (7 counting the unique T0 Ring of Minor Defense).
There are other types of equipment as well. Untiered drops are special items that break from the standard tier progression. They typically only drop from a single monster, such as a dungeon boss. Rather than being a direct tier upgrade, UT items usually fulfill a more specialized purpose. Certain UTs are weak, but others are among the most highly desired items in the game.
Reskinned equipment is a type of item that is functionally identical to a different tiered or untiered item, but with aesthetic differences. These are often released for limited periods during seasonal events. They also often have an increased xp bonus, but not all the time.
The last form of equipment is ST items, standing for Set Tier items. ST items are a set of four items designed to be used together. When used in conjunction on the appropriate class, they will change the player’s skin into a 16x16 sprite and grant additional stat bonuses, enhancing the set as a whole. (With the exception of the Oryx Awesome Set, which does not confer any additional stat bonuses for wearing the entire set, although it does still transform the players sprite into a 16x16 sprite.)
Unlike equipment, consumables cannot be placed into usable slots and must remain in the inventory itself. Instead, they are used directly from the inventory to activate their designated effect, unless you choose to drop the items on the ground and then use them to keep the “Thirsty” fame bonus. Depending on the item, consumables can do any number of things, ranging from restoring or boosting your stats, permanently increasing your stat maximum, opening a dungeon portal, granting a cosmetic item, recipes for crafting untiered equipment, or other miscellaneous functions. Most disappear upon usage, but certain consumables can be reused.
Pet food is used exclusively for feeding pets in the Pet Yard. These items include those with the highest feed power in the game.
Mark of (Boss name): A medallion infused with the essence of (Boss name)
Type: Quest Item
Drop Location: Obtained by defeating (Boss name) in (Boss dungeon)
Soulbound
Feed Power: 50
| Loot Bag |  |
|---|---|
| Drops From | Most Dungeon Bosses |
Marks have only one purpose aside from confirming that a player did do damage to the boss: to be traded in to The Tinkerer in exchange for Quest Chests and other items. Depending on the quest, players will need either 4-8 of one type of Mark (eg. 8 Marks of Limon) or a smaller amount of several types of Mark (eg. 3 Marks of Bilgewater and 2 Marks of Davy Jones).
These items do not stack, so careful inventory management must be employed if one intends to complete several different Mark Quests simultaneously.
Marks are separated into 4 pools (Beginner, Standard, Mighty, Epic), which determine what the quest for those marks will give. The harder the dungeon that the marks are obtained from, the more valuable the chests obtained from them become.
Certain dungeons do not have Marks for their bosses. These include The Machine, Beachzone, Wine Cellar, Candyland Hunting Grounds, all Court of Oryx dungeons (Lair of Shaitan, Puppet Master’s Encore, Cnidarian Reef, Secluded Thicket), Heroic dungeons, and all limited Special Event dungeons.}}
Loot containers designate the type of loot found in a bag when a monster dies. Aside from the occasional treasure chest found within the main realm, loot will always come in some form of bag. Brown and pink bags drop publicly and the contents are visible to everybody. All other types of bags are soulbound, meaning it is only visible to the user who it specifically dropped for.
Dreadstump the Pirate King
Mama Megamoth
Mixcoatl the Masked God
Queen Bee
Arachna the Spider Queen
Sandstone Titan
Stheno the Snake Queen
Limon the Sprite Goddess
Fountain Spirit
Septavius the Ghost God
Archdemon Malphas
Avalon the Archivist
Gulpord the Slime God
Dr Terrible
The Puppet Master
Lord Ruthven
Ghost of Skuld
Golden Oryx Effigy
Nightmare Colony
Jon Bilgewater the Pirate King
Murderous Megamoth
Son of Arachna
Davy Jones
Daichi the Fallen
Ivory Wyvern
Esben the Unwilling
Thessal the Mermaid Goddess
Geb
Oryx the Mad God
Janus the Doorwarden
The Forgotten King
Killer Bee Queen
Crystal Entity
Marble Colossus
Malus
Void Entity