Quick Guide
Choose your class, open Collection or Drop Tables from the character picker, and select a piece to see its bonuses and source boss. Use Codex to inspect rings, trinkets and amulets that runs have offered.
- Choose the class whose equipment you want to inspect.
- Open Drop Tables and select an available zone to see its bosses and listed pieces.
- Select an item for its bonuses and collection status; check Codex separately for run-offered jewellery.
The Armory contains Collection, Drop Tables and Codex screens. This guide uses a fresh Warrior's browser menu in build 0.124.0; listed drops and percentages are interface values, not results from repeated boss kills.
On this page
Where to find gear and drop tables
On the character screen, select Collection or Drop Tables in the top navigation. The Armory labels gear and looks as kept per class. In our fresh Warrior session the collection showed 0 of 54 pieces and the equipment slots were empty.
Select a zone in Drop Tables. The Elwynn Forest screen says each piece has its own roll and a duplicate adds nothing. This is the interface's description; we have not tested duplicate outcomes or drop probabilities ourselves.

Warrior drops shown for Elwynn Forest
The first zone's drop table lists one item beside each boss. All five entries showed 60% in our menu. A listed chance is not a guarantee on an individual kill, and we have not verified the drop mechanic experimentally.
Swipe or scroll sideways to see the full table.
| Boss | Time | Displayed item | Listed chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hogger | 3:00 | Recruit’s Helm | 60% |
| Mother Fang | 6:00 | Recruit’s Pauldrons | 60% |
| Rhahk’Zor | 9:00 | Recruit’s Breastplate | 60% |
| Mr. Smite | 12:00 | Recruit’s Girdle | 60% |
| Edwin VanCleef | 16:00 | Worn Claymore | 60% |
Inspect a piece before farming
In Collection, select a piece in the grid to open its detail panel. Our Warrior's uncollected Recruit’s Helm showed +8 max health and +0.7% critical strike, with Hogger in Elwynn Forest listed as its source. The panel also displays set requirements and bonuses; its labels distinguish a piece that is not yet collected from a worn piece.
The appearance section says only worn pieces add their bonuses. We did not obtain or equip the helm in this test, so the acquisition and equip flow remains to be checked.

What the Codex records
Codex is a separate screen. Its description says it records rings, trinkets and amulets a run has offered on any hero, including entries not yet encountered. It says caches, elites and guardians offer them, and distinguishes class-specific legendary amulets from items offered to every class.
In Zergs’s Paladin recording published on 27 October 2026, the treasure screen at 1:30 offers a ring and two trinkets. The frame shows choices, not which one the player ultimately took. That recording shows a developed character, and its game version is unknown. An entry in this reference should not be mistaken for a piece currently worn in the Armory. We have not tested whether a specific run item remains active after a run ends. The zone guide shows where the menu places the bosses listed above.

Example: an amulet upgrade in a run
At 3:39 in Exotránce's v0.120.5 Warrior recording, a Battleground Cache offers an upgrade to Heart of the Earthshaker: Whirlwind alongside upgrades to a trinket and a ring. The rank 5 amulet card displays Whirlwind area changing from +93% to +101% and damage from +54% to +59%, with a 1.5-second stun listed for Whirlwind hits. These are the numbers on that character's offered upgrade, not verified base values for a new item or a later version.
The screen says the option empowers the amulet; it does not show which card was selected. The Fury Warrior recording breakdown describes the talent setup used by that developed character. Compare the current card's rank and effect with the other available choices before deciding.
Why an item may be undiscovered
In a fresh Mage session on build 0.125.0, selecting the Blizzard legendary-amulet entry displayed ‘Undiscovered’ and said it had not been offered yet. The panel identified the associated spell but did not show the item's name or numerical effects. It also said a legendary amulet can remake the spell once the hero knows it.
Until an item has been offered and its current description can be inspected, an older video's numbers are a historical example, not confirmation of the current version. We have not yet reproduced obtaining this amulet in a run.

Sources
Reviewed:
0.124.0