Rarity Tiers
No official table exists, and two community wikis disagree. Rather than pick a side and present a guess as game data, here are both claims — and the method that works regardless.
There is no official rarity table
Dungeon Quest Reborn has not published an official rarity table, and no drop rates are public. Two conflicting community claims circulate. We publish both rather than picking one, because choosing a side would be a guess presented as game data.
Claim A — six tiers
low confidenceTreats Ultimate as a top tier above Legendary. Circulated by one community wiki and used to rank endgame named drops such as Eden's Reaper and Eden's Vengeance.
Claim B — five tiers plus a variant
low confidenceTreats Enhanced as a variant layered on top of the five tiers rather than a sixth tier. Circulated by a second community wiki.
What gameplay does confirm about the colours
Creator gameplay recorded in the live Reborn build shows the tier colours mapping to common (gray) → uncommon (green) → rare (blue) → epic (purple). That ordering lines up with Claim B above for the first four tiers, but it does not itself confirm the top tiers (Legendary / Enhanced / Ultimate) or which one sits highest — those are still unverified.
Judge a drop by its roll, not its label
- Read the rolled Physical, Spell, Stamina and Health values before you read the rarity colour.
- Compare against the piece you have equipped, not against a name you saw on a list.
- Judge by the content the drop lets you clear. A lower-rarity drop from a later dungeon routinely beats a higher-rarity one from an earlier map.
- Remember rarity is a label on the roll, not the roll itself. Two drops with the same name can carry completely different stats.
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