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* ''Fanfic/IWokeUpAsADungeonNowWhat'': Normally, dungeon minions dissolve back into mana when killed, but the dungeon system will sometimes cause a bit of the mana to solidify into a fully real item that can be taken out of the dungeon. The full rules for the loot system are not given, but one known rule is that the weaker you are relative to the monster you kill, the better your chances of getting a loot drop.
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** ''VideoGame/ShantaeRiskysRevenge'': Enemies will drop either nothing, or one of money, health restoration pickup, or {{Mana}} restoration pickup.
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** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaAriaOfSorrow.'' Souls. Incredibly common from some enemies (you'll have ten copies of the Bat soul by the time you hit your second boss), incredibly rare from others. The worst? "Tsuchinoko," which spawns in the far corner of one room maybe half the time, and immediately tries to burrow out of sight, and drops his soul maybe one time in fifty kills. There are other bad ones, but he's the worst.

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** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaAriaOfSorrow.'' Souls. Incredibly common from some enemies (you'll have ten copies of the Bat soul by the time you hit your second boss), incredibly rare from others. The worst? "Tsuchinoko," "{{Tsuchinoko}}," which spawns in the far corner of one room maybe half the time, and immediately tries to burrow out of sight, and drops his soul maybe one time in fifty kills. There are other bad ones, but he's the worst.
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* ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound}}''.

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* ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound}}''.''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}''.
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** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaHarmonyOfDissonance'': The Encyclopedia unlocked by the [[MonsterCompendium Monster Tome]] lists all defeated enemies and their collected random drops.
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** ''VideoGame/ShantaeHalfGenieHero'': Each enemy appears to have its own specific consumable inventory item drop, alongside [[HeartsAreHealth life-restoring Hearts]] or the gem currency.

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** ''VideoGame/ShantaeHalfGenieHero'': Each enemy appears to Most enemies have its own specific consumable inventory item drop, alongside [[HeartsAreHealth life-restoring Hearts]] or the gem currency.currency. But Desert Eagles drop both Monster Eggs and Steak. Info on what enemies drop what is given by various people in Scuttle Town Square after finishing Tassel Town the first time. For example, the jug-carrying woman:
--> '''Woman:''' The [[gold:DESERT EAGLES]] are known to drop [[gold:MONSTER EGGS]]. But, [[gold:NAGAS]] drop them more frequently.
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* The ''VideoGame/{{Shantae}}'' series:
** ''VideoGame/ShantaeAndThePiratesCurse'': All enemies have a loot table governing what they can drop at what rates, such as the Sewer's snakes, which have a high chance to drop Flesh Pops.
** ''VideoGame/ShantaeHalfGenieHero'': Each enemy appears to have its own specific consumable inventory item drop, alongside [[HeartsAreHealth life-restoring Hearts]] or the gem currency.

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** The Drowned and Copper Dolls may drop Tonics.
** Dread Caps can drop Antidotes to cure the poison they inflict.

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** The Drowned and Copper Dolls Tonics may drop Tonics.
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Dread Caps can drop Antidotes them to cure the poison they inflict.inflict.
*** Marshgoyles
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** The Drowned may drop Tonics.

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** The Drowned and Copper Dolls may drop Tonics.
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** Red Hornets may drop Phoenix Feathers.

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** Oily Oozes have a 10% chance to drop Vis.
** Red Hornets may have a 10% chance to drop Phoenix Feathers.

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* While not technically drops, ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'' has random events throughout the game with varying percentages of encountering. In the case of the infamous Uboa event, the randomness of it actually heightens the suspense and makes it more terrifying when it appears.

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* While not technically drops, ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'' has random events throughout ''VideoGame/WorkshipInTheIronwoodGrove'':
** The Drowned may drop Tonics.
** Dread Caps can drop Antidotes to cure
the game with varying percentages of encountering. In the case of the infamous Uboa event, the randomness of it actually heightens the suspense and makes it more terrifying when it appears.poison they inflict.
** Red Hornets may drop Phoenix Feathers.
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Crosswicking new trope.


Subtrope of ItemDropMechanic, and supertrope of RandomlyGeneratedLoot. Compare and contrast LootCommand when looting requires a specific command. Both that and this trope may appear together; i.e. what you looted from the command may be random, or using a specific command will let you take a specific item/higher chance at getting rarer drops.

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Subtrope of ItemDropMechanic, and supertrope of RandomlyGeneratedLoot.RandomlyGeneratedLoot and RandomLootExchanger. Compare and contrast LootCommand when looting requires a specific command. Both that and this trope may appear together; i.e. what you looted from the command may be random, or using a specific command will let you take a specific item/higher chance at getting rarer drops.

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