Custom Mob Drops

An integral part of Teldaria's gameplay is its mobs and the things they leave behind. Every custom mob carries its own short list of body parts and trophies — Brains, Blood Vials, Big Bones, Fangs, Souls and the rest — and those materials are the backbone of the Cooking, Hunter and Alchemist recipe books. If a recipe is asking for something strange, this page tells you what to go hunt for it.

How Drops Work

Custom materials roll separately from a mob's normal loot, so a single kill can give you vanilla drops, experience and a custom material at the same time.

• Each material rolls on its own. A mob with three materials on its list rolls once for each, so you can walk away with all three, one, or nothing.
• Almost everything is 5%. Roughly one kill in twenty gives you the material. The handful of exceptions are listed below.
• Tier does not matter. For mobs that come in tiers, the drop list is shared across all of them. A Regular Zombie, a Fatal Zombie and a Mythic Zombie all roll the same Exotic Meat and Brain — only the fight difficulty changes, not the loot table.
• Only custom mobs count. Ordinary vanilla mobs that were not spawned as Teldaria mobs drop nothing from these tables.
• Variants are separate mobs. The Corrupt and Pandemic versions of a mob have their own entries and do not always match the original — a Husk drops Scorched Bones, but a Corrupt Husk drops Big Bone.

Drop Rate Exceptions

Everything else on this page is a flat 5% per kill.

Increasing Your Drops

The important thing to understand is that none of these change how often a drop happens — the 5% roll is fixed. What they change is how much lands on the ground when the roll succeeds. Luck only affects these custom materials, not tiered gear or Magic Dust. Stacking Looting III, the Double Mob Drops perk, Luck and an active Drops booster is what turns a farming session into a pile of materials.

Drops boosters are sold in the Mission Shops and last one hour, from 1.25x (Novice) up to 3x (Ultimate); right-click one to activate it. See Boosters for every tier and where to buy it. /booster status shows every booster currently affecting you along with your effective multiplier.

Mob Lures

Mob lures are the fastest way to farm materials in bulk. A placed lure spawns a wave of mobs every 4 seconds inside a 16-block radius for 15 minutes, pausing whenever 20 or more entities are already crowded around it. Each wave spawns 10 mobs.

Lures are bought from the Mission Shops. They can only be placed in the Nether, the End and the Corrupt Forest.

Materials and Where to Farm Them

This is the quick lookup: pick the material a recipe wants and it tells you what to kill.

	Material	Chance	Dropped By	Used In
	Big Bone	5%	Skeleton, Corrupt Skeleton, Corrupt Husk, Grim Reaper, Hoglin, Ender Burster, Ice Golem	Escape Elixir, Purifying Elixir, Meat Stew
	Big Feather	5%	Chicken, Aurorafowl, Eagle Warrior	Harvester Elixir, Ope Ope Elixir, Fleet Charm
	Blood Vial	5%	Cave Dweller, Witch, Worm, Vindicator, Corrupt Vindicator, Dryad, Creeper, Warped Creeper, Hell Worm, Endermite, Ender Hammerhead, Sword Bandit, Enforcer Bandit, Bow Bandit, Ashigaru, Samurai, Sohei, Yokai Tengu, Warlock, Necromancer, Knight Armor, Corrupt Miner, Permafrost Sentinel, Pandemic Knight, Pandemic Knight Rider, Ice Queen, Ice Warden, Boreal Druid	Balthazar Scroll, Reinforced Blood Vial, Fruit Punch, Iron Scales Elixir, Healing Elixir, Fire Claw Elixir, Purifying Elixir, Ope Ope Elixir, Juggernaut Elixir, Murderous Elixir, Life Glob
	Brain	5%	Zombie, Corrupt Zombie, Corrupt Zombie Villager, Ender Zombie, Stalker, Evoker, Sohei, Yokai Tengu, Necromancer, YUKIO, Ice Warden	Balthazar Scroll, Prestige Elixir, Escape Elixir, Recall Elixir
	Cheese	100%	Cow, Goat	Cheese Burger, Pizza, Prestige Taco, Harvester Elixir
	Claw	5%	Hellhound, Feral Wolf, Tamed Wolf, Jaguar, Jaguar Warrior	Mermaid Elixir, Antivenom Elixir, Fire Claw Elixir, Iron Claws
	Exotic Meat	5%	Zombie, Mummy, Cannibal, Feral Bear, Cryonic Crab, Pandemic Hellworm, Pandemic Legendary Minion	Balthazar Scroll, Prestige Elixir, Prestige Taco, Exotic Jerky, Egg Breakfast, Pizza, Hearty Steak Dinner, Meat Stew, Healing Elixir, Fire Claw Elixir, Murderous Elixir
	Eyeball	5%	Stealth Spider, Jungle Spider, Crimson Spider, Corrupt Spider, Enderman, Ender Eye, Ender Knight, End Scuttler, Pandemic Legendary Minion	Healing Elixir, Ope Ope Elixir
	Fang	5%	Hellhound, Feral Wolf, Tamed Wolf, Feral Bear, Pandemic Hellhound	Prestige Elixir, Iron Scales Elixir, Recall Elixir
	Fur	5%	Feral Bear, Tamed Bear, Rat, Corrupt Rat, Pandemic Hellhound	Iron Scales Elixir, Juggernaut Elixir
	Goo	5%	Slime, Spitter	Apple Pie, Antivenom Elixir, Bounce Boost
	Hair	5%	Bandits — the tiered Wild Bandit and the Sword, Enforcer and Bow variants	Juggernaut Elixir
	Heart	5%	Regenerator, Minion, Lost Soul, Ender Ripper, Ashigaru, Viking Armor, Ice Bruiser, Pandemic Knight, Pandemic Dark Imp	Balthazar Scroll, Prestige Elixir, Hearty Steak Dinner, Escape Elixir, Healing Elixir, Purifying Elixir, Life Glob, Valor Shield
	Lungs	5%	Frost Dweller, Cannibal, Samurai, Ender Warrior, Ender Knight, Corrupt Knight, Corrupt Ranger, Pandemic Hell Knight, Ice Queen	Balthazar Scroll, Prestige Elixir, Mermaid Elixir, Escape Elixir, Iron Scales Elixir, Purifying Elixir, Life Glob
	Saliva Vial	5%	Hellhound, Feral Wolf, Tamed Wolf, Feral Bear, Tamed Bear, Jaguar, Minotaur, Pandemic Hellhound	Kombucha, Harvester Elixir
	Scorched Bones	5%	Husk, Demon, Warped Demon, Crimson Demon, Netherman, Revenant, Imp, Pandemic Demon, Pandemic Hell Knight, Pandemic Knight Rider	Prestige Elixir, Iron Scales Elixir, Fire Claw Elixir, Juggernaut Elixir, Wither Remains
	Shell	5%	Yokai Kappa, Snapping Turtle, Drowned, Cryonic Crab	Atlantis Stout, Mermaid Elixir
	Soul	5%	Spirit, Lost Soul, Grim Reaper, Warlock, Sun Priest, Warden, Ice Sprite Mage, Ice Sprite Lights, Nocsy Icebreaker	Sundae, Escape Elixir, Healing Elixir, Fire Claw Elixir, Purifying Elixir, Recall Elixir, Ope Ope Elixir, Life Glob
	Stinger	5%	Hornet	Harvester Elixir, Antivenom Elixir, Condenced Venom
	Tar Vial	2–5%	Warlock and Corrupt Knight at 5%, Warped Demon and Ender Witch at 3%, Grim Reaper at 2%	Tarred Web (for Gem of Slowness I)
	Tusk	5–10%	Hoglin, Piglin, Piglin Brute, Zoglin, Pandemic Piglin, Arctic Colossus at 5%; Minotaur at 10%	Murderous Elixir, Valor Shield
	Venom Vial	5%	Stealth Spider, Jungle Spider, Corrupt Spider, Spitter, Nether Scorpion	Antivenom Elixir, Condenced Venom
	Wing	5%	Stray, Firefly, Harpy, Vex, Corrupt Bat, Ice Sprite Dual, Pandemic Fire Imp, YUKIO	Antivenom Elixir, Recall Elixir, Fleet Charm

Drops by Mob

The other direction: you are standing in front of something and want to know whether it is worth killing. Unless a chance is noted, every material below is a 5% roll.

Anything not on this list drops no custom material. That includes the Forged constructs and most named bosses — if a boss hands you a trophy, such as the Nightmare Horn, it comes from its own loot table rather than from these tables. Each boss page lists its trophies in its Loot section; start from Bosses.

Other Drops from Custom Mobs

Materials are not the only thing custom mobs hand out. Custom mob kills also roll for the socketing consumables described on the Dusts page:

These rolls only happen in the main worlds — the Wild, the Nether, the End, Forged, the Mayan dimension, the Corrupt Forest and the Queen Slime arena. Kills elsewhere still give materials, but no dust.

Upgrade Stones only drop at the lower tiers, Forgotten through Legendary. The higher stones come from the Mission Shops and crafting.

Charging Upgrade Stones

Upgrade Stones arrive uncharged. To charge one, hold it in your off-hand and kill mobs of the matching tier or higher. A charged stone raises the stats of the gear you use it on, and the upgrade cannot fail.

The Transcendent and Mythic stones are the long haul — 1,000 and 3,000 kills respectively — so park the stone in your off-hand early and let a normal grinding session do the work.

Common Gems, Rare Gems and Runes do not drop from mobs. You craft them from Miner recipes as your Miner job levels up; see Mining Recipes for every recipe.

See Also

• Alchemist Recipes, Cooking Recipes, Hunter Recipes, Exploration Recipes and Mining Recipes — what all these materials are for
• Dusts — Magic Dust, Abyss Dust and what they do to your gear
• Bosses — boss loot, which is separate from these tables

Bestiary

Every custom monster has its own bestiary entry, added the first time you kill it. Completing an entry unlocks that monster's lore page; there is no other reward. Open the bestiary with /bestiary — it is organized by the location where each monster is found, so it doubles as a checklist of what you have and haven't faced across the dimensions.