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Loot: Random

Other (objects, etc.) concept

NPCs drop semi-random items when they're enough hurt.

29

platforms

Alternate name: Random item drops

Realm of the Mad God (Flash)

Realm of the Mad God

FLA 2010-01

Rogue Legacy (Windows)

WIN 2013-06-27

Resident Evil 5 (Windows)

Resident Evil 5

WIN 2009-09-15

Larva Mortus (Windows)

WIN 2008-05-13

Diablo II (Windows)

WIN 2000-06-29

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (Windows)

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City

WIN 2012-05-18

Ys Origin (Windows)

WIN 2006-12

Perfect World (Windows)

Alien Shooter: Vengeance (Windows)

Alien Shooter: Vengeance

WIN 2007-02-05

Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family (Nintendo Entertainment System)

Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family

NES 1987-07-17

Prince of Evil (MS-DOS)

DOS 1993-08-11

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen (Windows)

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen

WIN 2016-01-15

This does not explicitly state that the drops are strange on the creatures or people, simply that they're randomized.

Related:
* Corpse looting
* Equipment-based
* Random item generator
* Item sets

Contrast:
* Skinning
* NPC inventory

The first Loot: Random video game was released in 1982.

Capcom, Trendy Entertainment and Blizzard published most of these games.

Parent groups

Arbitrary rewards, Looting, Randomized content

Platforms

Windows		93
Linux		31
Mac OS X		14
PS3		11
X360		8
PS2		5
PS4		3
MS-DOS		3
iOS		2
NES		2
Android		2
Internet Only		2
PS Vita		2
Pandora		2
Xbox		2
Flash		2
Arcade		1
Win3.1		1
MSX		1
MSX2		1
Amstrad CPC		1
BSD		1
Atari 2600		1
Atari ST		1
Switch		1
PS5		1
Xbox One		1
Xbox Series X		1
Nintendo DS		1

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