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| − | Note that this section only describes items that are dropped explicitly; in addition many monsters also carry items (usually guns and ammo). Also, some | + | Note that this section only describes items that are dropped explicitly; in addition many monsters also carry items (usually guns and ammo). Also, some level features (e.g. [[Room Generation#Vaults|vaults]]) can cause additional items to drop beyond what is described here, as well as cause items to spawn below their usual minimum spawning depth (for example, a [[Red armor]] can spawn as early as on floor 2 in a vault). |
Item placement is similar to monster placement. Every item has a minimum dlevel and a weight. Here are the levels and weights for all the items: | Item placement is similar to monster placement. Every item has a minimum dlevel and a weight. Here are the levels and weights for all the items: | ||
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| + | |{{exotic link|ballistic shield}} | ||
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| + | |{{exotic link|ballistic vest}} | ||
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|{{exotic link|BFG 9000}} | |{{exotic link|BFG 9000}} | ||
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|{{exotic link|blaster}} | |{{exotic link|blaster}} | ||
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|{{exotic link|chainsaw}} | |{{exotic link|chainsaw}} | ||
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|{{exotic link|combat pistol}} | |{{exotic link|combat pistol}} | ||
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| + | |{{exotic link|napalm launcher}} | ||
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|{{exotic link|nuclear BFG 9000}} | |{{exotic link|nuclear BFG 9000}} | ||
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| − | Ignoring minimum dlevel, the total weight for exotic items is 180. Unique items have a total weight (again ignoring minimum dlevel) of 53. Any particular unique item will never drop more than once in each game. Minimum dlevels for items are | + | Ignoring minimum dlevel, the total weight for exotic items is 180. Unique items have a total weight (again ignoring minimum dlevel) of 53. Any particular unique item that is picked up by the player will never drop more than once in each game, but if it isn't picked up by the player, it may spawn again on a later floor. Minimum dlevels for items are not modified by difficulty level. |
For convenience, here are the total weights for each dlevel. These allow easier calculation of the probabilities. | For convenience, here are the total weights for each dlevel. These allow easier calculation of the probabilities. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:05, 7 August 2024
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| This article discusses technical aspects of DoomRL and will be of limited interest to most players. | |
Note that this section only describes items that are dropped explicitly; in addition many monsters also carry items (usually guns and ammo). Also, some level features (e.g. vaults) can cause additional items to drop beyond what is described here, as well as cause items to spawn below their usual minimum spawning depth (for example, a Red armor can spawn as early as on floor 2 in a vault).
Item placement is similar to monster placement. Every item has a minimum dlevel and a weight. Here are the levels and weights for all the items:
Ignoring minimum dlevel, the total weight for exotic items is 180. Unique items have a total weight (again ignoring minimum dlevel) of 53. Any particular unique item that is picked up by the player will never drop more than once in each game, but if it isn't picked up by the player, it may spawn again on a later floor. Minimum dlevels for items are not modified by difficulty level.
For convenience, here are the total weights for each dlevel. These allow easier calculation of the probabilities.
| dlevel | Total Weight |
| 1 | 3672 |
| 2 | 4531 |
| 3 | 4591 |
| 4 | 5387 |
| 5 | 7540 |
| 6 | 8322 |
| 7 | 9140 |
| 8 | 9358 |
| 9 | 9516 |
| 10 | 9646 |
| 11 | 9726 |
| 12-13 | 9821 |
| 14 | 9824 |
| 15 | 9851 |
| 16-19 | 9912 |
| 20-21 | 9915 |
| 22+ | 9917 |
The number of items that appear on a level is usually ceil(21 - max(25-dlevel,0)/3). The items are chosen at random using the weights as relative probabilities. At most 1 unique item can drop per level.
