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Common recipes can be purchased at the invention [[Invention Worktable|worktable]]. | Common recipes can be purchased at the invention [[Invention Worktable|worktable]]. | ||
Enemies you fight will drop common, uncommon, and rare recipes. Any mob has a chance to drop a recipe. If a recipe drops, only one will drop from that mob. For example, you defeat a Thorn Caster and a recipe drops. If you have a team of 3 players only 1 of the players can get a recipe from that Thorn Caster. Of course, his buddy, when defeated, could also drop a recipe that may go to a different person. The chance of a recipe dropping increases as you go up the mob chain from minion to lieutenant to boss. Each | Enemies you fight will drop common, uncommon, and rare recipes. Any mob has a chance to drop a recipe. If a recipe drops, only one will drop from that mob. For example, you defeat a Thorn Caster and a recipe drops. If you have a team of 3 players only 1 of the players can get a recipe from that Thorn Caster. Of course, his buddy, when defeated, could also drop a recipe that may go to a different person. The chance of a recipe dropping increases as you go up the mob chain from minion to lieutenant to boss. Each has a better chance of dropping a reward. Giant Monsters will not drop recipes, only salvage. | ||
Task Forces, Strike Forces, and Missions will all give you | Task Forces, Strike Forces, and Missions will all give you a rare recipe for completion. In the reward selection menu, a recipe will be added as a choice. | ||
A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with that recipe will use up the recipe. | A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with that recipe will use up the recipe. | ||
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Every 5 levels is a new table for each pool so what can be found changes as you level. Not all levels have recipes in all four categories | Every 5 levels is a new table for each pool so what can be found changes as you level. Not all levels have recipes in all four categories | ||
No recipe is tied to doing a specific task. So, completing any story arc will award a random recipe from Pool B for that level. Defeating any foe be they minion or boss can award a recipe from Pool A for that level of foe. This is done so people don't plan on farming AVs for rares. | No recipe is tied to doing a specific task. So, completing any story arc will award a random recipe from Pool B for that level. Defeating any foe, be they minion or boss, can award a recipe from Pool A for that level of foe. This is done so people don't plan on farming AVs for rares. | ||
Giant Monsters never drop recipes. | Giant Monsters never drop recipes. | ||
Pool B was edited shortly before Test was opened. Instead of the extremely limiting option of dropping for Story Arc completion, they now have a 10% chance of dropping at the end of ''any'' mission. This is limited to one drop, no matter the difficulty or size of the team. | Pool B was edited shortly before Test was opened. Instead of the extremely limiting option of dropping for Story Arc completion, they now have a 10% chance of dropping at the end of ''any'' mission. This is limited to one drop, no matter the difficulty or size of the team. For instance, on a team of 8, set on Invincible, there is a 10% chance that a Pool B recipe will drop, to a random member of the team. On a team of 1 (solo) set on heroic, there is the same 10% chance, but no longer spread among 8 people. Hunt/Delivery/Talk-to missions do not qualify for this drop. | ||
==Costume Recipes== | ==Costume Recipes== | ||
Costume items currently can only be used by the person who makes them. According to the documentation, making a costume item automatically delivers it to Icon or Facemaker for you to use. There is no information if this is then free to add or will cost you to add to your character. In other words, you can't invent a costume and then sell or give or trade that costume away. You can sell or give away or trade the recipe and salvage for the costume, though. According to Positron, if you want a level 1 character to have | Costume items currently can only be used by the person who makes them. According to the documentation, making a costume item automatically delivers it to Icon or Facemaker for you to use. There is no information if this is then free to add or will cost you to add to your character. In other words, you can't invent a costume and then sell or give or trade that costume away. You can sell or give away or trade the recipe and salvage for the costume, though. According to Positron, if you want a level 1 character to have an invention costume item, you can give them the recipe, salvage, and influence/infamy to make it themselves. | ||
[[Category:Invention System]] | [[Category:Invention System]] | ||
Revision as of 04:05, 27 April 2007
Overview
Rarity and Drops
Common recipes can be purchased at the invention worktable.
Enemies you fight will drop common, uncommon, and rare recipes. Any mob has a chance to drop a recipe. If a recipe drops, only one will drop from that mob. For example, you defeat a Thorn Caster and a recipe drops. If you have a team of 3 players only 1 of the players can get a recipe from that Thorn Caster. Of course, his buddy, when defeated, could also drop a recipe that may go to a different person. The chance of a recipe dropping increases as you go up the mob chain from minion to lieutenant to boss. Each has a better chance of dropping a reward. Giant Monsters will not drop recipes, only salvage.
Task Forces, Strike Forces, and Missions will all give you a rare recipe for completion. In the reward selection menu, a recipe will be added as a choice.
A recipe can only be used once. Inventing the item associated with that recipe will use up the recipe.
According to Positron, the drop rates for Pool A (enemy) drops are:
| Enemy | Rate |
|---|---|
| Minion | 2.666667% |
| Lieutenant/Sniper | 5.333333% |
| Boss/Elite Boss | 7.999999% |
| Archvillain (Rewarding) | 100% |
When a Pool A recipe does drop, the Common:Uncommon:Rare ratio is: 32:8:1 (so Common is 78.05%, Uncommon is 19.51%, and Rare is 2.44%). (Again, from Positron)
Recipe Drop 'Pools'
Main article: Recipe Drop Pools
Most of the recipes are collectible from simply fighting normal mobs and almost any mob has a chance of dropping one. (The one exception is Giant Monsters.)
A few recipes are only dropped from completing a TF/SF, a Trial, or a mission. Each of those is a separate pool of recipes that are randomly awarded on completion.
This makes 4 pools from which recipes are drawn:
- Pool A: general enemies
- Pool B: Mission Completion
- Pool C: Task Force/Strike Force
- Pool D: Trials.
Pool A is huge. Pools B, C, & D are very small. Most sets have all IOs in Pool A alone. There are apparently only about 30 IOs in pools B, C, and D. Most Enhancement Sets can be completed with just drops from normal foes (Pool A).
Every 5 levels is a new table for each pool so what can be found changes as you level. Not all levels have recipes in all four categories
No recipe is tied to doing a specific task. So, completing any story arc will award a random recipe from Pool B for that level. Defeating any foe, be they minion or boss, can award a recipe from Pool A for that level of foe. This is done so people don't plan on farming AVs for rares.
Giant Monsters never drop recipes.
Pool B was edited shortly before Test was opened. Instead of the extremely limiting option of dropping for Story Arc completion, they now have a 10% chance of dropping at the end of any mission. This is limited to one drop, no matter the difficulty or size of the team. For instance, on a team of 8, set on Invincible, there is a 10% chance that a Pool B recipe will drop, to a random member of the team. On a team of 1 (solo) set on heroic, there is the same 10% chance, but no longer spread among 8 people. Hunt/Delivery/Talk-to missions do not qualify for this drop.
Costume Recipes
Costume items currently can only be used by the person who makes them. According to the documentation, making a costume item automatically delivers it to Icon or Facemaker for you to use. There is no information if this is then free to add or will cost you to add to your character. In other words, you can't invent a costume and then sell or give or trade that costume away. You can sell or give away or trade the recipe and salvage for the costume, though. According to Positron, if you want a level 1 character to have an invention costume item, you can give them the recipe, salvage, and influence/infamy to make it themselves.