Loot Distribution Guide - Throne & Liberty

Welcome to our guide about loot distribution in Throne & Liberty. 

In this guide, we will explain the rules that dictate how loot is distributed in TL. The distribution rules vary somewhat, depending on the type of content that the loot is coming from. We will explain all of the scenarios below. 

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These are the rules that apply in most cases in Throne & Liberty. Specifically, we are talking about field bosses, open-world enemies, public dungeons, quests, dynamic events, and co-op dungeons, with the exception of the final reward chest. 

In these scenarios, to get loot from an enemy, a player must earn Contribution. Contribution is earned by being the first player to damage the enemy. The healthbar of the enemy will turn gray for other players, signalling that they won't get any loot by engaging that enemy. 

When playing solo, a player will get all of the loot from enemies that they have Contribution for. 

However, when playing in a group things work differently:

These rules dictate loot distribution in most situations. In the rest of the guide, we will discuss special loot distribution rules that apply in some situations. 

When fighting a Peace Mode Boss or Guild Raid Boss, Contribution is earned by damaging the boss and/or healing players who are fighting the boss. The more damage and healing you do during the fight, the higher your Contribution will be. Total group or guild Contribution is not considered for these drops, only individual Contribution matters. 

There are two types of loot from peace bosses:

Sollant and XP is divided equally between all participants. 

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For Conflict Mode Bosses and Archbosses, Guilds are taken into account with the loot rules, which makes the system a bit more complicated. 

When a Conflict Mode Boss or Archboss dies, Contribution is calculated for each participating Guild based on the Contribution of each player within the Guild. Guilds are then sorted based on their total Contribution. Note that a player who dies during a Conflict Mode boss loses 70% of their Contribution, which will also reduce the total Contribution of their Guild. 

Each participating Guild must meet a minimum Contribution threshold to be eligible for loot. Loot items are then distributed by chance based on Guild Contribution. 

Once a Guild has been assigned an item, all participating players within the Guild have an equal chance to receive the item. 

Sollant and XP are equally distributed between all participants. 

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