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for base items, this limitation does not exist.

So basically: for unique and set items, there is the rule that the monster has to be higher than the item to be able to drop it. this limitation doesnt exist for set items. If the correct base item drops and a unique or set drop gets rolled, a unique or set item will only drop if:Ī) there exists at least one unique or set item of that base item classī) at least one of these unique or set items has a level lower than or equal to the level of the monster that drops the item (or the area level in NM / hell i think, not quite sure, but they are not that much different).Ĭ) if more than one unique or set item of that type exists, only items with level lower or equal than the monster level will drop, of course.ĭ) from drops excluded are unique items that have already dropped in the running game (unless the flag "nolimit" is set in uniqueitems.txt). you can have a quill rat drop a colossus blade without any problems if you modify the quill rat treasureclass accordingly. There is no limit to what item can be dropped by which monster.

Generally, monsters will drop items from the TC of their level or lower, but this isn’t always the case. The TCs contain items of similar quality level (qlvl) grouped 3 qlvls per TC, so TC81, TC84, TC87, etc. if the treasureclasses "weapXX" and "armoXX" exist, where XX is a number between 03 and 99 and dividable by 3). Each monster has a set of treasure classes it can drop from.

This is completely handled by treasureclassex.txt (and a little bit by itemtypes.txt, where you can set if a certain type is a treasureclass, i.e.