Monsters and drops

How to read the drop table

Board items and skill candidates are named separately. They describe the possible rewards associated with the database’s inferred monster board; they do not promise that every listed card drops after one fight. The source’s skill-drop chance is a probability, and its average drop gold is a gold amount rather than a number of cards.

Search the item names if you are looking for a specific reward, or use the day filter to narrow the encounter list. The availability column preserves named areas such as Crash Site and Temple Expedition instead of assigning them an invented day. Variant records remain separate when their health, location or board differs.

The database’s published list contained 151 encounter records on 9 November 2026. Each row links its exact monster card and carries a review date. These board records come from one database, so the status reads ‘1 source · inferred board’. The older wiki describes the general monster-encounter concept, but it is not counted as an independent check of each current board.

Selecting a fight

Start with what your build needs, then compare the board and rewards with the fight’s health and tier. An item you can use immediately may matter more than an extra gold amount. Item and skill names are searchable in the same text filter, so the table can answer both ‘which monster has this card?’ and ‘what can this encounter offer?’ without a desktop overlay.