MycoRelic Loot Chest: Confirmed Drops and What Is Known

The MycoRelic loot chest is not directly documented in the available drop-table reference. The source does not list an object or reward table specifically named “Loot Chest,” and it does not confirm where a chest appears, how players open it, or whether it has a fixed set of contents. What is confirmed is that MycoRelic has several named drop tables containing gear, weapons, consumables, and “Nothing” results. Some of those tables may not currently be in use, so their entries should not automatically be treated as active chest rewards.

What is confirmed

The available evidence comes from the MycoRelic Drop Tables page. It describes tables found in the game files and notes that some may not be used. The page organizes drops by groups such as bosses, fauna, general rewards, Mangrove enemies, procedural-dungeon floors, Scrappies, Zanor, and other enemy or encounter categories.

However, none of the named tables is called Loot Chest, MycoRelic Loot Chest, or an equivalent chest-specific name. As a result, there is currently no confirmed chest location, activation method, reward pool, reset timer, or guaranteed item.

The source also does not confirm a game version, platform, control scheme, or release status for these tables. Those details remain independently unconfirmed.

Related drop tables

Although they are not identified as chest tables, several groups contain gear that could be relevant when researching general loot sources:

These entries are reported with approximate chances and internal weights. For example, the General T2 table lists Scrapbreaker's Mace at approximately 11.42%, while the same table lists BreakerHelm* and BreakerSkirt* at approximately 5.71% each. The procedural-dungeon tables list separate rewards for each floor, including Aaks equipment.

Those figures describe the named drop tables themselves. They do not prove that the items come from a loot chest. The source does not connect any of these tables to a chest interaction or identify which enemy, container, or event uses each table.

Important drop-rate limitations

The listed percentages should be treated as approximate rather than guaranteed player-facing rates. The source presents both a Drop Chance and an Internal Weight, and some tables include a “Nothing” result. This means a table can contain equipment while still producing no item on a given roll.

Examples include:

• Rare T1 lists “Nothing” at approximately 91.35%, with Scrapped Armwraps and Mangrove Bracelet each near 0.62%.
• Rare T2 lists “Nothing” at approximately 91%, alongside several low-chance gear entries.
• Procedural Dungeon Floor 3 lists “Nothing” at approximately 76.92%, with Aaks Chain Hood and Aaks Platehelm listed in a separate floor table.
• Dungeon Consumables lists Mangrove Arrow in an amount of 9–18 and Fermented Jaja Brew as a single-item reward.

Because the source warns that some tables may not be active, these values should not be used as a definitive chest-opening calculator.

What remains unknown

The current reference does not establish:

• Where the MycoRelic loot chest can be found.
• Whether a chest is a permanent container, an encounter reward, or an event object.
• Whether chest rewards are random or selected from a fixed sequence.
• Which drop-table name, if any, controls chest contents.
• Whether opening a chest requires a key, currency, quest, or other prerequisite.
• Whether chest rewards differ by area, dungeon floor, enemy tier, or difficulty.
• Whether the listed percentages reflect the current live game.

Until a chest-specific source becomes available, the safest conclusion is that the MycoRelic loot chest is not independently documented, while the linked drop-table page provides broader game-file reward data that may or may not apply to it.