So, yes, class does affect drop rates of non-Set Legendaries. Consequently, drop chances for all items are slightly different for different classes, because of the weight principle described above. Each item type has one or more Legendaries that are only available for chosen classes. Maybe, if proxy class is picked at random.)Ĭlass-restricted legendaries are not limited to class sets. ( I don't know if a Demon Hunter will have a chance at Wizardspike. Obviously, if you cube an item that is not normally allowed for your class, the game will use other class's loot table, but never would a Barbarian get a Wizardspike this way. When gambling with Kadala or creating Legendaries with Kanai's Cube, you can only get legendaries allowed for your class. Wizard's chance at those daggers, though, is less due to Wizardspike "stealing" some of the rolls, so chance for "common" daggers becomes 100/400 = 25%.
Monks/Barbs/Crusaders/Doctors have a 50/350 = 14,28% chance to get an Eun-Jang-Do and 100/350 = 28,57% to get other daggers. Hence, items with higher weight are more likely to drop, but total number is also important.ĭemon Hunters don't normally get daggers. After the game decides to drop a Legendary, say, Dagger, it adds up weights for all possible daggers allowed for current class, and picks a random number within that sum.
Speaking of Legendaries (and Sets, which are just another type of Legendaries, with no special handling), specific drop chances are determined by weights. While 15% of world drops are non-Smart (so you have a chance of finding another class' Set item, for example), gambling with Kadala and crafting with Kanai's Cube always provide Smart Loot. Diablo 3's Smart Loot system only drops items usable by your current class, and only Legendaries allowed for your class.
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