Currency or items that are dropped by a mob when it is defeated

Loot is the items dead creatures offers to the player who kills the creature. If any city gun turret kill the creature there is no loot on the creature.

The items that you can pick up from a mob/player that you killed; the act of taking said items.

Items or money found on a defeated foe. - To take loot. This can actually be one of the more involved processes in a MMORPG, as splitting loot between group members can fast become time consuming.

money and items dropped by monsters/NPC when killed

Any items left on a mob after you kill it.

Term used to refer to either items or money retrieved from a vanquished foe. It may also be used as a verb meaning to take items or money from a defeated foe (as in looting a MOB).

Money, weapons, magic items etc that can be found on the corpses of Mobs. Unfortunately Mob corpses are not just lying around - you have to manufacture them yourself (see Con) to acquire loot from a mobs corpse. This often requires an agreed upon order beforehand to avoid arguments over who has the rights to the goodies. Many parties use the alphabetic system, which is why you see so many characters nowadays named Aaaaamandarn and Aaaaaaaaaaaaandrielle. Some parties use a random process. In either case, as soon as the rare loot appears it is the job of one person in the party to loot it out of turn and offer "Hey, I haven't looted anything in ten minutes!" as an excuse.

To take the treasure from a monster that has been killed or from a chest.

Also known as lewt, your reward from NPCs

Plunder (Hindi lut [c.1788])

Throughout the Central Wastelands there are many potential sources for finding additional loot to add to your cargo. Loot can take many forms, from hard currency to repair kits to reinforced armour and can be plundered from enemies, earned in missions or simply found lying around. They are valuable resources that can be used for your own personal gains, to trade with other players or for crafting something new. Mek The word "mek" carries several terminologies, depending on the context used. Mek is short for Biomek - and is a phrase used to describe the higher tech Biomek MasterMind-controlled robots. To be in "mek form" or being a "hazard mek" are two phrases commonly used to describe Biomek chassis currently in hazard mode.

take illegally; of intellectual property; "This writer plundered from famous authors"