Dynamic Dungeon Loot (DDL) - Random Loot System
Dynamic Dungeon Loot is a module that adds a loot drop system to boss chests found in dungeons. This system uses five tiers of loot to add variety and fun to the vanilla loot system without disrupting the balance of the game. This mod also includes 16 unique ultra-rare items for you to find!
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About this mod Machine translation
Dynamic Dungeon Loot is a module that adds a loot drop system to boss chests found in dungeons. This system uses five tiers of loot to add variety and fun to the vanilla loot system without disrupting the balance of the game. This mod also includes 16 unique ultra-rare items for you to find!
Dynamic Dungeon Loot (DDL) brings more variety and fun to the loot drops found at the end of dungeons. Have you ever completed a job clearing out an ancient ruin infested by Draugr, only to be rewarded with predictable loot that was better than what you already had? DDL attempts to change this. By using a level-agnostic tiered rarity system, DDL brings surprises to every boss chest to create memorable moments and gear you become attached to. This mod attempts to restore the "that's lucky!" moments that Skyrim lacks.
Also included are 16 "exotic" drops. Extremely rare and powerful, the odds of finding these artifacts are slim...but if you're lucky enough to get your hands on one, they'll become a powerful part of your arsenal.
Dynamic Dungeon Loot is a mod that adds a rarity-based system to chests at the end of dungeons. These are called "breasts." Boss chests usually contain a fairly small amount of level gear, something you can predict based on your level.
With DDL installed, each boss chest will undergo two 50% rolls to randomly generate a piece of gear from the five main tiers. This means you'll almost certainly get at least one piece of DDL-added loot from each chest, with a chance of getting two. These extra drops are in addition to the normal stuff on the chest, and care is taken to ensure that the balance and economy of the vanilla flavor remains intact.
The great thing is that these drops are level-agnostic, meaning that no matter what level you are at, you'll always have a chance of getting great items. Maybe you're at level 1 and come across a pair of Ebony Boots in your first dungeon. On the other hand, maybe you are level 50 and go out and get an iron item! This random, dynamic element of loot adds a lot of fun to the vanilla loot system. You never know what you're going to get, but there's always a chance you'll get a great product.
Normal-50%
Rare -30%
Rare -10%
Very Rare -7%
Legend -3%
Exotic - All legendary rolls have a 25% chance to spawn exotic items.
Each tier of rarity has more powerful gear than the previous tier. There are a lot of common things you'll find when borrowing money from loot-based games. However, the more boss boxes you open, the better your chances of finding something good. And, since nearly every dungeon in Skyrim ends with a boss chest, you can grab a ton of loot.
See the Readme tab for a complete description of which projects are in which layer!
Exotic items are the rarest loot, possessing both powerful combat capabilities and unique functions.
I don't want to spoil the surprise of every item on the description page, so I'll just show a few of my favorites. If you want to see the full list, check out the README tag.
Flame - This sword uses fire to deal very high damage, with a 10% chance of having a powerful lingering effect.
Sapphire - Deals high electrical damage and may paralyze the target.
Mercy - A black Orcish battle ax that causes stacking bleed effects. The more times you hit an enemy, the faster they bleed.
Instinct Helmet - Moragtun Helmet, allows you to detect auras while sneaking.
Castle Forged Steel Daggers - A set of twin steel daggers that always drop together and deal high poison damage. They belong to a legend.
Fully compatible with:
-The dawn of the world
- Unique loot (see available patches)
- Unique loot for Skyrim
Most compatible with:
-Morrowloot Ultimate (there is only one container conflict in the dwarf boss - just put the mod you want lower priority in the load order)
In addition to the base content, this mod adds its contents to boss chests. This means that all your favorite mods that add items to the leveled list will work out of the box and will not go …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.