The general seed drop table is unique because the seeds that are available are dependent on the combat level of monster that has access to this table. If the monster can be found in free-to-play, the roll on the general seed drop table is replaced by 5 coins when killed on free-to-play worlds. Some monsters also access a set of tertiary drops, such as superior slayer monsters, who roll a tertiary drop table alongside three rolls on their standard counterpart's drop table.
Unlike the main drop, multiple tertiary drops can be obtained in a single kill however, similarly classed items cannot be obtained at the same time: for example, if a curved bone is obtained as a tertiary drop, it is impossible to also obtain a long bone, but this roll will have no effect on obtaining a clue scroll.
Tertiary drops are drops that are rolled independently of the main drop table examples include pets, clue scrolls and looting bags. For example, gargoyles will first roll for a dark mystic robe top, then a granite maul before rolling the main drop table, while Wilderness bosses will roll for their unique drops before rolling their main drop tables. Only when the player fails all six rolls will they roll the main supply crate drop table.Ĭertain monsters are also known to perform a pre-roll, such as slayer monsters and Wilderness bosses. If that roll fails, then the player will roll for a Phoenix, then a tome of fire, warm gloves, bruma torch and lastly a piece of the pyromancer outfit in which the player has the least of (though players will receive the garb, hood, robe and boots in that order if they do not have any pieces of the outfit). Typically, pre-rolls will go down a list of items in a predetermined order and if no pre-rolled items are hit, the main table is then rolled.Īn example of a pre-roll would be loot from a supply crate, in which the player first rolls for a dragon axe. Bringing the chance of a sapphire to a 1/200 drop rate for that particular monster.Ī pre-roll is a drop table which is rolled before rolling the main drop table. In the context of a monster, the rare drop table must be hit first, which in this example has a 1/50 chance, then it must hit the sapphire's 1/4 after that. On this page, or any individual sub-table page, are described as the table has already been rolled and does not consider the rarity of any particular monster to hit that sub-table.įor example: On the rare drop table, a sapphire is normally a 1/4 drop chance.
Tables included on monster's drop tables show the actual drop rate of the item for that monster. However, there are many other drop tables that are shared between various monsters. While most monsters in Old School RuneScape have their own drop table, a large majority have several universal sub-tables that are called upon within their main drop table, such as the herb and rare drop table.
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