Loot

A loot table decides what drops when a unit dies. Drops appear as pickable world items at the corpse; currency goes straight to the killer’s wallet.

See it running: the 08 · Spawners and Loot demo scene. See Demos to import the scenes.

Every field, its default and every member you can call: Loot reference.

Authoring a table

Create → Vantage → Loot → Loot Table.

Section	Meaning
Guaranteed Drops	Always drop. Each rolls its own count between min and max.
Entries	The weighted pool. Higher weight is more likely.
Rolls	How many independent picks from the pool per death.
Currency Drops	Amount ranges credited to the killer’s wallet.
Default World Item Prefab	A prefab with a `VtWorldItem`, spawned once per drop.

To tune the chance of dropping anything at all, add an entry with no item and a weight. When the roll lands on it, nothing drops. One potion at weight 1 next to an empty entry at weight 9 is a 10% potion chance.

Assign the table to Loot Table on the unit definition. That is the whole setup.

Adjusting drops in code

VtLootDropper.OnRolled hands you the list of drops before they spawn. Add, remove or resize entries for magic find, party rules or quest conditions.

var dropper = boss.GetComponent<VtLootDropper>();
dropper.worldItemPrefab = bossLootBag;              // per-unit visual override
dropper.OnRolled += drops => { if (!questActive) drops.Clear(); };

For deterministic drops in tests or replays, call dropper.SetRandom(yourRandom) with your own IVtRandom.

Multiplayer

Loot rolls on the server. Dropped items are created through VtSpawning, so with the co-op sample’s spawn hooks a world item prefab that has a NetworkObject and the sample’s world item sync reaches every client with its item, count and party reservation. Picking up runs on the server.