Loot Containers (Rev. 51)

Loot Containers are objects that have eight slots for items. Loot Bags and Treasure Chests are dropped by enemies and naturally spawn in the realm, respectively. Vault Chests are permanent loot containers found in the player’s Vault.

Loot Bags

Loot Bags are the most common types of loot containers. There are twenty kinds of loot bags dropped from enemies, as shown below. Each contains a different type of loot when dropped from an enemy. All bags make the same sound when dropped, and all have a lifetime of 1 minute, except for white bags, which have a lifespan of 2 minutes. The lifespan does not reset by adding/removing items to/from the bag.

Higher-level bags may contain extra loot that would normally come in a lower-tiered bag. (Temporary consumables are an exception, only dropping in brown, pink, and boosted bags.)

Bag progression is in terms of least priority to most priority:

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Boosted bags, which are only seen when under the effects of Loot Boosters, follow a similar color progression:
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	Brown Bag: The brown or “public” bag is the least valuable, and its contents can be seen by anyone. Tradeable items dropped by players used to appear in these prior to Release 27.7.X11.1. When dropped by enemies, brown bags only contain health and magic potions.
	Pink Bag: Colored a bright pink, this bag contains only low-tiered equipment (tiers 1-6 for weapons and armors, 1-2 for abilities, and 1 for rings). As these are public like brown bags, any player can take the equipment found inside.
	Purple Bag: This bag is colored a dark purple, and holds mid-tier loot (tiers 7-9 for weapons and armors, 3-4 for abilities, and 2-4 for rings). They may also contain temporary consumables: restoratives and boosters, as well as other consumables. It also appears foruntradeable items dropped by players (such as a pet food or untiered equipment). Most items dropped by players now appear in purple bags. All bags of this rarity and higher are soulbound, which means only you can see them and their contents.
	Egg Basket: The soulbound basket can contain pet eggs of all rarities, from common to legendary. It can be dropped by realm gods, events, and many dungeon bosses. Legendary eggs are incredibly valuable and rare, so make sure to check these baskets if dropped from events or dungeon bosses or you might miss a legendary pet egg.
	Golden Bag: A soulbound golden bag with a magenta string. Dropped by dungeon bosses, this bag contains dungeon treasures, tokens, and marks. These are often the default bag seen from most bosses, because marks are a guaranteed drop if the soulbound threshold is reached.
	Cyan Bag: A soulbound light blue bag sitting upright, with a crimson string wrapped around the top. Dropped by events and dungeon bosses, this bag contains high-tier equipment (tiers 10-12 for weapons, 10-13 for armors, 5-6 for abilities, and 5 for rings) as well as weaker untiered items, and pet stones.
	Blue Bag: This full-looking dark blue bag is lined with a golden string and is soulbound. This bag contains stat-boosting consumables: typically stat potions, but also tinctures and party drinks. Potions drop from gods and most bosses.
	Orange Bag: A soulbound orange bag with a violet string. This bag contains the Wine Cellar Incantation, keys, character/pet skins, cloths, dyes, special themed items and pet food. More than half the items in this bag are cosmetics, it’s also common to see the orange bag in chest events.
	Red Bag: A palette swap of the cyan bag, this soulbound red bag is lined with a yellow string and contains the highest-tiered equipment in the game: T13 weapons, T14 armors, and T6 rings. However, T6 abilities are assigned to cyan bags.
	White Bag: Colored a majestic white and tied with a beautiful blue string, these contain some of the rarest untiered items and are considered the best type of bag. White bags drop from all events except for the Jade and Garnet Statues, and many dungeon bosses, but at low rates; some are easier to find than others. The untiered items that drop in these can often change the way that characters are played and are therefore highly sought after.
	Boosted Bags: These bags take the colors of the parent bags but are of a different shape. Boosted bags can only be found while under the effects of Loot Boosters. These take priority over all other bags. The normal bag color hierarchy applies for the contents of boosted bags.

Please refer to the following chart for pictures of what you may see for each type of bag:

Treasure Chests

Treasure Chests are located near certain Quest Monsters in the realm and can contain different items depending on the associated monster. These are separate from the normal tier progression of bags. They last indefinitely but disappear when all items are removed. Players can place items in chests. However, once all items are removed from a chest, it will disappear. Occasionally, more than 8 items will spawn in a chest, causing a second chest to appear, which contains the remaining items.

Enemy	Location	Possible loot
	Graveyard
	Ruins
	Oasis
	Pyre
	Castle
	Lava Fissure

History

• Items dropped in Pink Bags used to appear in Public (Brown) Bags, except for T6 weapons and armors, which dropped in Purple Bags.
• Eggs first appeared in Dark Blue ‘Pot’ Bags, often annoying players with their high drop rates in the Godlands and from Dungeon Bosses.
• Wine Cellar Incantations, Cursed Amulets of Zombification (now Amulets of Dispersion), and Dungeon Treasures used to drop in White Bags.
• Coral Venom Trap, Conducting Wand, Scepter of Fulmination, Robe of the Mad Scientist, Resurrected Warrior’s Armor, Plague Poison, and Tier 4 Rings used to drop in Cyan Bags.
• T13 weapons, T14 armors and T6 rings used to drop in cyan bags.
• ST items used to drop in cyan and white bags.
• Cloths and marks use to drop in purple bags.
• Red bags only dropped from loot boosters, but now boosters drop larger bags of the original color which no longer makes the loot’s tier content unknown.