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== Relic site loot distribution == | == Relic site loot distribution == | ||
Based on research done by MacrophageNT the relic site contents follow certain simple rules<ref name="relic distributeion">[https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/af7536/the_ultimate_nullsec_faction_relicdata_sites/ The Ultimate Nullsec Faction Relic/Data Sites Profitability Comparison]</ref>. The following information is for sites in null security space, the distribution in other areas is likely identical. | Based on research done by MacrophageNT the relic site contents follow certain simple rules<ref name="relic distributeion">[https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/af7536/the_ultimate_nullsec_faction_relicdata_sites/ The Ultimate Nullsec Faction Relic/Data Sites Profitability Comparison]</ref>. The following information is for sites in null security space, the distribution of materials in other areas is likely identical. | ||
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Each relic site in null security space/wormholes contains three different kind of containers: Rubble, remains and ruins. These containers always have the same loot distribution without influence from the site type. | |||
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! Container !! T1 probablility<br>(ammount)!! T2 probability<br>(ammount) | |||
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|style="text-align:right;"|Rubble || 25% (3-20) || 5.5% (1-3) | |||
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|style="text-align:right;"|Remain || 50% (5-40) || 12.5% (1-5) | |||
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|style="text-align:right;"|Ruin || 0% || 25% (1-15) | |||
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For example in a "Rubble" container each T1 salvage has independent 25% probability to appear in a stack of 3-20 units. Stack sizes are all uniformly distributed so a stack of 1 is equally likely to stack of 14. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||