Random loot table - Revision history

PaposikG6: 1.2.0.19 update - minigun frames

2024-10-02T15:33:35Z

1.2.0.19 update - minigun frames

PaposikG6: updated for 1.2.0.16

2024-07-03T15:53:48Z

updated for 1.2.0.16

WikimanBot at 22:22, 4 November 2019

2019-11-04T22:22:34Z

WikimanBot at 21:49, 4 November 2019

2019-11-04T21:49:38Z

Wikiman at 16:23, 7 October 2019

2019-10-07T16:23:47Z

Wikiman: New article. Necessary groundwork to make loot lists like lockpicking skillchecks more useful in the future.

2019-10-07T15:57:55Z

New article. Necessary groundwork to make loot lists like lockpicking skillchecks more useful in the future.

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The '''random loot table''' is the source of all random loot in Underrail. This article is based on version [[1.1.0.14]] of Underrail and is unlikely to be maintained and updated for each release.

Below is a huge list of named item ranges. Each itemrange consists of a list of entries. Each entry lists four comma-separated things: a reference to item or item generator, rarity factor, minimum amount, maximum amount. The names are usually self-explanatory, as they are very similar to what you'd see in-game. Higher rarity factor means the item is more unlikely to appear in randomly generated loot than other items in the same item range. Min and max amounts determine how many items can appear in a stack when this item is randomly selected.

All random loot is pulled from this list. For example, a loot container that typically includes guns and ammo might be set to have one random item from Firearms and multiple random items from FirearmAmmo itemranges. Anything with xpbl prefix is only available with [[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion.

For wiki editors and anyone else interested in digging through the game data: The number in parenthesis after an item range's name is its <code>eIR</code> enum.

== The random loot table ==
{{Random loot table}}

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+The '''random loot table''' is the source of all random loot in Underrail. This article is based on version [[1.2.0.19]] of Underrail and is unlikely to be maintained and updated for each release.
 Below is a huge list of named (and numbered) item ranges. Each itemrange consists of a list of entries. The item names are usually self-explanatory, as they are very similar to what you'd see in-game. Higher rarity factor means the item is more unlikely to appear in randomly generated loot than other items in the same item range. Min and max amounts determine how many items can appear in a stack when this item is randomly selected.

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-The '''random loot table''' is the source of all random loot in Underrail. This article is based on version [[1.1.0.14]] of Underrail and is unlikely to be maintained and updated for each release.
+The '''random loot table''' is the source of all random loot in Underrail. This article is based on version [[1.2.0.16]] of Underrail and is unlikely to be maintained and updated for each release.
 Below is a huge list of named (and numbered) item ranges. Each itemrange consists of a list of entries. The item names are usually self-explanatory, as they are very similar to what you'd see in-game. Higher rarity factor means the item is more unlikely to appear in randomly generated loot than other items in the same item range. Min and max amounts determine how many items can appear in a stack when this item is randomly selected.
-All random loot is pulled from this list. For example, a loot container that typically includes guns and ammo might be set to have one random item from Firearms and multiple random items from FirearmAmmo itemranges. Anything with xpbl prefix is only available with [[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion.
+All random loot is pulled from this list. For example, a loot container that typically includes guns and ammo might be set to have one random item from Firearms and multiple random items from FirearmAmmo itemranges. Anything with xpbl prefix is only available with [[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion, while items with xphw prefix are only available with [[Underrail: Heavy Duty]] expansion.
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	All random loot is pulled from this list. For example, a loot container that typically includes guns and ammo might be set to have one random item from Firearms and multiple random items from FirearmAmmo itemranges. Anything with xpbl prefix is only available with [[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion.		All random loot is pulled from this list. For example, a loot container that typically includes guns and ammo might be set to have one random item from Firearms and multiple random items from FirearmAmmo itemranges. Anything with xpbl prefix is only available with [[Underrail: Expedition]] expansion.
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	== The random loot table ==		== The random loot table ==