So it’s going to be something like 10-20x more common as a random drop on a class with it in their smart-loot pool. On classes without it in their smart-loot, you’ll only get it from a pool of 600-700 items on your 15% non-smart loot drops. So on a class with cowsticks in their smartloot, you’ll get it from 1 of 200-250 items on your 85% smart-loot drops (plus I think you could also still get it from the 1 in 600-700 items in their 15% non-smart loot on those classes).

But there’s something like 600-700 total items that would be in the non-smart-loot pool. Most classes have something like 200-250 items in their smart loot pool. Worth noting that that 85% is a restricted item pool, so if cowstick is in that pool for your class, it’s considerably more likely you’ll see a drop than you will if it’s in the non-smart-loot pool. This ring is special (and fun) because it causes a treasue goblin to appear after you get hit enough times by enemies. I’ve gotten multiple primal quivers gambling quivers on my wizards. Watching filthy casual’s puzzle ring video I decided to try to farm some puzzle rings. you can gamble primal DH quivers gambling quivers on a non-DH. diablojoe-1995 August 11, 2021, 1:06am 1. You can also gamble primals via gambling for class-specific offhands, e.g. Regular primal drops are specific to the class you are playing on, but the GR70 primal rolls as smart-loot so you can get a primal for another class. Smart loot also applies for the GR70 primal, but not random primal drops strangely enough. This is how you get set items for other classes, weapons for other classes etc. Smart loot is something like 85% of all drops? The other 15% (or whatever, I’m not exactly sure on the ratios) can be anything. I’ve had cowsticks drop on DH and wizard.

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