Dungeons & Dynasties equipment and loot

Rarity sets the size of every bonus

Rarity is a weighted draw, and it does two jobs at once: it gates which affix lines are even eligible, and it fixes the base numbers every affix on the item is built from. Percentage affixes scale off the rarity's pct value and flat affixes off its flat value, so a rare and a legendary rolling the same affix line differ by exactly the ratio between their bases.

• Common

  weight 80080.0%pct 0.09 · flat 0.05

• Rare

  weight 16016.0%pct 0.15 · flat 0.09

• Mythic

  weight 353.5%pct 0.22 · flat 0.13

• Legendary

  weight 50.5%pct 0.3 · flat 0.17

Four in five drops are Common. A legendary is a one-in-two-hundred event before you even ask what quality it rolled.

Quality bands, and why only legendaries have one

This is the part worth internalising: the quality roll happens only when the rarity came up legendary. Common, Rare and Mythic items skip it entirely and always use their rarity base unmodified. There is no such thing as a Sovereign common sword — quality is a legendary-only second axis, rolled once on a flat 1–100.

• Cursed

  roll 1–11%× -11 in 20,000

• Flawed

  roll 2–2019%× 0.551 in 1,053

• Worn

  roll 21–4020%× 0.751 in 1,000

• Potent

  roll 41–6020%× 11 in 1,000

• Vaunted

  roll 61–8020%× 1.251 in 1,000

• Exalted

  roll 81–9919%× 1.451 in 1,053

• Sovereign

  roll 100–1001%× 1.81 in 20,000

The last column is what actually matters for planning: the chance that any given drop is a legendary of that band. Both tails are equally thin, and they are opposites. A Sovereign multiplies the legendary base by its full multiplier; a Cursed one is the same magnitude with every sign flipped, so the item subtracts from the hero carrying it. A Cursed legendary is not a weak item — it is an actively harmful one, and it looks exactly as rare and golden as the best drop in the game.

Note also that the band multiplier is applied to the rarity base before the affix line runs, so a line that already scales its own output — a maul at 1.3× attack, say — compounds with it rather than replacing it.

Weighting every band by its own odds gives an average legendary multiplier of 0.988, which puts the expected percentage base of a legendary at 0.296 against 0.22 for a mythic — about 35% better on average. That is a smaller gap than the rarity colours suggest, and it is an average across a spread that includes an outcome worse than no item at all. Judge a legendary by the band it rolled, never by the fact that it is legendary.

Every equipment affix line, by slot

Once rarity is settled the game picks one affix line, weighted, from the lines eligible for that slot and rarity. The share column is that line's odds within its own slot; a line with a minimum rarity simply is not in the pool below it, which pushes the common lines up. Each bonus is shown as the span from its weakest to its strongest rarity, so you can compare lines directly rather than guessing from the item name.

Each range runs from Common to Legendary at the standard quality band. A legendary that rolled a high band goes further still — multiply the right-hand figure by that band.

Relics are the only source of trait-granting gear

7 affix lines attach a permanent trait to whoever carries the item, and none of them can appear as ordinary loot — the normal drop routine filters them out explicitly. They arrive only through relic generation, always at legendary rarity. That makes them the one reliable way to put a specific trait on a specific hero, which matters because several of them are double-edged: the weapons hand out Lone Wolf and Reckless, and two trinkets hand out Arrogant and Greedy.

• Coldheart · The Selfish Blade

  weaponLone Wolf

• Bloodthirster · The Red Edge

  weaponReckless

• Crown of Hubris · Vainglory Circlet

  trinketArrogant

• Hungering Coffer · Miser's Chain

  trinketGreedy

• Aegis of the Steadfast · Mantle of Resolve

  armourStalwart

• Banner of Valour · Heart of the Lion

  trinketBrave

• Sage's Circlet · Oathkeeper's Seal

  trinketIron-Willed

What each trait does to combat behaviour is on the traits page.

Gear that counters a dungeon condition

4 lines are tagged against a specific environmental condition, one per condition, and the game highlights them when they match the delve you are about to send a party into. They roll as ordinary loot, so you cannot shop for them — the practical move is to keep whatever you find in the armoury rather than selling it.

• Stormwax Waders · Sealskin Greaves

  flooded

• Furred Mantle · Rimeguard Cloak

  deepcold

• Everburning Torch · Sunstone Lantern

  darkness

• Warding Charm · Spirit Ward

  cursed

Which condition each region can actually throw at you is on the dungeon conditions page.

Minor trinkets

A separate, smaller pool supplies minor trinkets. These do not roll rarity or quality at all — each carries a fixed, modest bonus and a flat value, which makes them predictable filler for a hero with an empty trinket slot rather than something to chase.

• Gambler's Coin

  Crit chance +4%

• Widow's Locket

  Health +5%

• Tarnished Compass

  Accuracy +2

• Knucklebone Charm

  Crit chance +3% · Accuracy +1

• Pilgrim's Token

  Mitigation +3%

• Fang of the First Hunt

  Attack +5%

• Saint's Knuckle

  Healing done +6%

• Cracked Hourglass

  Crit chance +3%

• Drunkard's Ring

  Health +3% · Crit chance +2%

• Ravenfeather Quill

  Accuracy +3