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Drop Finder — Overview

Drop Finder answers the question: “What should I farm next?”

You select a content source (a raid, dungeon, world bosses, etc.), and the app simulates every item that could drop for your class and spec against your current gear. The results tell you which bosses to prioritize and which drops would be the biggest upgrades.

  • You want to know which raid bosses to prioritize each week
  • You’re deciding which Mythic+ dungeon to farm
  • You want to see if world boss loot is worth pursuing
  • You’re planning your weekly vault strategy (which key levels to push)
  1. Paste your SimC export — the app loads your character and current gear
  2. Select a content source — a raid, dungeon, world bosses, etc.
  3. Pick a difficulty — raid difficulty, keystone level, or other options
  4. Configure options — upgrade level, gems, vault socket, catalyst items
  5. Click Run — the app sims every potential drop as a single-swap against your baseline
  6. Review results — two views: Boss/Dungeon Summary (which boss to target) and Item Ranking (which items are the biggest upgrades)

Unlike Sim Gear (which tests combinations of multiple items), Drop Finder swaps one item at a time. Each potential drop is simulated independently against your currently equipped baseline. This keeps the simulation fast — a typical run has 20–80 profilesets.

  • Enchants are copied from whatever you currently have equipped in that slot
  • Gems are copied from your current neck or first ring

This means you don’t need to configure enchants/gems separately for Drop Finder.

Rings are automatically tried in both finger1 and finger2. Trinkets are tried in both trinket1 and trinket2. The app respects the Unique-Equipped constraint — it won’t sim a trinket in slot 2 if the same item is already in slot 1.

Drop FinderSim Gear
Question”What should I farm next?""What’s my best gear setup?”
ItemsEvery drop from a content sourceItems you select manually
Sim typeSingle-swap (one item at a time)Combinatorial (all permutations)
Typical run20–80 profilesets10–1,000 combinations
Use casePlanning what to farmOptimizing current gear