Magnolia

A gold figure in red is a LOSS, and it is measured, not a mistake: the party died more than it earned. Dying costs a slice of what you are carrying, so an under-equipped party can leave a ground poorer than it arrived. The same ground pays properly once the party can survive it.

How these were measured. Played, not calculated: 30 minutes on Normal, 5 seeds, the median reported. A party of 3 (Knight, Priest, Wizard) at each ground's own gate level. Your own party, level and gear will move both figures. Measured September 16, 2026.

Every chance below is the real one: what the game rolls after its own multipliers, not the number printed in the table it came from. The dimmed chances are thinned: valuable loot is rolled less often than its table prints. A wave draws at random from the monsters listed above, so a chance here is per kill on the ground, and an item only some of them carry falls that much less often. The fraction beside a chance is how many carry it.

Equipment pools below show the gear you can pursue on this ground, not a chance for each monster kill. More monsters do not multiply equipment-find frequency. Difficulty changes its grade and affix quality.