Weapon Properties, Chances of, Vorpal. . .

[OfElectricMen]

To get a vorpal weapon, you not only have to roll on the Major weapon properties table, you have to roll an 89 - 90 in 3E.

To get a disruption weapon, you have only to roll on the Medium table (76-78) or on the Major table (47-49).

(And that's without getting into what type of weapons those properties are allowed on).

But I'm seeing vorpal weapons drop like they occupy a good 10% of the loot table, and . . . let me check. . . I don't remember the last time I saw a rangen disruption weapon drop.

What I would like to see in one of the next couple updates is a return to more proper loot tables, as per 3E.

http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/magicWeapons.htm

[Drunkendex]

Here we go again...

[AlcoArgo]

DDO is not D&D

[droid327]

You do realize random loot becomes quickly trash-tier after you unlock a few packs with modern named items? You're arguing about what affixes you should be selling to vendors

Hell, at this point I usually go out of my way NOT to take random loot out of chests, I just get the stackables. I dont need the plat, I'm finished leveling Cannith crafting...more often than not its just an inventory hassle...

[SpartanKiller13]

You do realize random loot becomes quickly trash-tier after you unlock a few packs with modern named items? You're arguing about what affixes you should be selling to vendors

Hell, at this point I usually go out of my way NOT to take random loot out of chests, I just get the stackables. I dont need the plat, I'm finished leveling Cannith crafting...more often than not its just an inventory hassle...

Vorpal is great for ML2 beaters, but otherwise yeah, vendor trash. I can always find ways to spend plat though