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TBH Drop Finder

TBH drop finder: search obtainable gear drop sources, stages, boss boxes and monsters. See where Long Sword, Shadow Bow and more can drop.

Where does it drop?

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Select Gear to see every published chest and stage route.

Find where to farm Gear with the TBH drop finder

The TBH drop finder answers the route question before you calculate a farming session: which published chest contains this exact Gear variant, which stages can produce that chest, and what Base, Hunter, Slayer, or combined values belong to the source? Search by item name, confirm rarity and level, and read the result from Gear to box to stage instead of guessing from a broad rarity category.

This direction of search is useful when a player already knows the desired item but not the best farming spot. The directory contains many variants that share a name, while the finder searches only obtainable and SEO-released Gear records. It then displays the source chain stored on the selected detail record. That keeps Long Sword (Legendary), Long Sword (Immortal), Shadow Bow (Arcana), and Shadow Bow (Beyond) from being collapsed into one misleading answer.

The current Gear release contains 5,760 records. Exactly 1,396 are marked obtainable, while 4,364 are marked no longer obtainable. The staged SEO rollout is narrower still: the picker exposes the released subset rather than linking thousands of unreleased pages. The TBH drop finder therefore follows the same availability and indexability rules as the Gear directory, sitemap, and related-item links.

How to search Gear sources and farming stages

A source result is easiest to understand as a three-level path: exact Gear variant → named box → stage and difficulty. Read it in that order before comparing percentages.

  1. 1. Search the exact item

    Type enough of the name to distinguish the intended Gear, then select the record that matches rarity and level. The picker uses released catalog results, so an unavailable or not-yet-released variant is not promoted as a farming target. If two rows share a title, use the rarity label and detail page rather than assuming their source data is interchangeable.

  2. 2. Read the box relationship

    Each result card names a boss or monster box and labels how it enters the route. The four percentages belong to the item's contain chance in that box under the published scenarios. They are not automatically the probability per stage clear. Keep the box name when moving to the Drop Chance Calculator so that you compare the same source.

  3. 3. Check stage, difficulty, and box chance

    The stage grid lists labels such as A1-1 and the associated difficulty, plus the chance value stored for that stage route. Normal, Hell, and Torment are not interchangeable. A familiar stage label on another difficulty can connect to a different level box or probability, so include the difficulty when describing where to farm.

  4. 4. Calculate a session after finding the route

    Open the Drop Chance Calculator after the TBH drop finder identifies a viable source. The calculator multiplies stage and contain rates and applies repeated-attempt probability. The finder itself remains a route browser: it does not rank stages by clear time, expected copies per hour, build requirements, or the value of every other item in the same box.

Published data, obtainable-only scope, and missing routes

Gear data is normalized from an approved catalog source into an immutable release. Item identifiers, rarity, normalized stats, crafting recipes, boxes, stage relationships, and scenario chances are validated before publication. The release hash changes when approved source inputs or normalization rules change. This is more precise than claiming that every number was freshly datamined from local game files, which is not the provenance represented by this project.

The obtainable-only rule is intentional. A removed item can remain in historical data and still have a valid-looking name or icon, but it should not be recommended as a current farming target. Those 4,364 unavailable Gear records remain directly addressable only when their exact URL is known, return noindex, and do not enter the sitemap or released internal-link graph. The 1,396 obtainable records are released in controlled batches.

A missing source is a statement about the current release, not proof that the game can never award the item. The importer publishes only relationships that pass its schema and provenance checks. Likewise, a stage record with a zero chance remains visible as zero rather than being converted into a guessed rate. The TBH drop finder favors reproducible data and an explicit limitation over a confident but unsupported best farming spot.

Verified Gear source chains

The following examples show how to read different route shapes. They use the current published records and are linked in the released Gear section after the guide.

Long Sword (Legendary): an early Normal route

Long Sword (Legendary) points to Stage Boss Box 4. The Base contain chance is 0.2363%, with published Hunter and Slayer values of 0.2084% and a Both value of 0.1864%. The stage chain lists A1-1, A1-2, and A1-3 on Normal, each with a 100% box chance. That makes the source easy to locate even though the item itself remains rare inside the box.

The route also demonstrates why the finder does not label Hunter or Slayer as a universal increase. For this item, the values are lower than Base. The interface reports the source data as published and leaves mechanical interpretation to verified game documentation. Use A1-1 as the first listed route, not as a claim that it is always fastest for every account.

Shadow Bow (Arcana): a multi-box Torment route

Shadow Bow (Arcana) has multiple source cards. Act Boss Box Lv85 connects to A1-10 on Torment, while Act Boss Box Lv90 connects to A2-10 and A3-10. The same record also lists Stage Boss Box Lv80 and Normal Monster Box Lv80 across earlier Torment stages. This is the kind of branching chain a single 'where does it drop' sentence would hide.

For the Stage Boss Box Lv80 route, the Base contain chance is 0.0066% and listed stage chances are 8%. For Normal Monster Box Lv80, the Base contain chance is also 0.0066%, while listed stage chances are 0.8%. The finder supplies the chain and raw percentages; the Drop Chance Calculator converts them into comparable per-clear outcomes.

Shadow Bow (Beyond): same family, different record

Shadow Bow (Beyond) is a separate level 80 record with its own stats and source probabilities. Stage Boss Box Lv80 has a Base contain chance of 0.002%, and Normal Monster Box Lv80 has a Base value of 0.0001%. Its box names and stage ranges may resemble the Arcana record, but the contain chances are not interchangeable.

This is why a useful TBH drop finder must return name × rarity rather than name alone. Select the Beyond record when that is the build target, follow its exact box cards, and retain the difficulty label. If a search result or community answer omits rarity, box, or difficulty, it is missing information needed to reproduce the route.

Choose a route without inventing a best farming spot

After finding every published route, compare per-clear probability in the Drop Chance Calculator and compare the target item's stats in the Gear Calculator. A route with a higher box chance may still be inefficient if your clear time is much slower. Conversely, a lower-probability monster route may fit an account that clears ordinary waves far faster than bosses. The current tools keep probability and player execution as separate inputs.

Use the released Gear links as source evidence when sharing a recommendation. A detail page records rarity, level, stats, crafting, and drop routes together, while the finder provides a focused route view. This creates an auditable internal path from tool explanation to item record rather than a collection of navigation-only links.

TBH drop finder FAQ

Where can I find Legendary Gear in Task Bar Hero?

Search the exact Legendary item because there is no universal Legendary stage. The finder returns the boxes and stage routes published for that record. Long Sword (Legendary), for example, points to Stage Boss Box 4 and A1-1 through A1-3 on Normal.

What is the best farming spot in TBH?

The best spot depends on the exact item, stage-to-box chance, box contain chance, difficulty, clear time, and account strength. The TBH drop finder identifies published routes, while the Drop Chance Calculator compares probabilities. Neither invents a universal per-hour ranking without clear-time data.

How do I get the Long Sword?

Select the Legendary or Immortal Long Sword rather than a generic family entry. Both released records connect to Stage Boss Box 4 and Normal A1-1, A1-2, and A1-3, but their contain chances differ: 0.2363% Base for Legendary and 0.0473% for Immortal.

Are removed items still obtainable?

Not according to the current catalog flag. The release marks 4,364 Gear records as no longer obtainable, so they are excluded from the finder, released directory links, and sitemap. Historical presence does not make an item a valid current farming recommendation.

How does the drop finder get its data?

It reads normalized item, box, stage, difficulty, and scenario relationships from the current immutable catalog release through the wiki API. The project records approved source provenance and validates the schema before publication; it does not fill missing relationships with scraped snippets or guesses.

Current rollout

Explore released Gear examples

These 16 obtainable records are in the initial SEO release. Use their detail pages to verify stats, crafting, and published drop routes used by the tools.