📑Standard EventBag

Simple reward bag format: an event or monster drops either Zen or an item randomly selected from a short list. The number at the beginning of the filename (000 - , 001 - , etc.) must match the Index of a row in EventItemBagManager.txt. This link determines which event or monster uses which bag.

Section 0 — General bag settings

Column	Accepted values	Description
Name	Text enclosed in quotes	Bag name, used only for identification while editing the file.
DropZen	Number	Amount of Zen dropped whenever an item is not awarded (see Rate).
Rate	Number from 0 to 100 (%)	Chance to drop an item from the Block 1 table. The remaining chance drops DropZen Zen instead.
Count	Number	How many times the bag performs the drop roll (Zen or item).
Coin1 / Coin2 / Coin3	Number	WCoinC / WCoinP / Goblin Point granted directly to the player once per bag (not affected by Count).
SetRate	Number, scale from 0 to 10000	Chance (on each item roll) to generate a random Ancient/Set item instead of the item from the Block 1 table.
DropType	0 or 1	0 = uses Skill/Luck/JoL exactly as defined in the Block 1 table. Any value other than 0 = randomly generates Skill/Luck/Additional Option when the item is created, ignoring the fixed values from the table.
Fireworks	0 or 1	Triggers fireworks when the item is awarded.
DropInventory	0 or 1	1 = attempts to place the item directly into the inventory (if there is no space, it drops on the ground). 0 = always drops on the ground.

Section 1 — Item table

Column	Accepted values	Description
Index	Number (item group)	Together with Item, forms the item code (same group/index system used throughout the game).
Item	Number (item index within the group)	See Index.
LvlMin / LvlMax	Number	Random level range for the item. If both values are equal, the level is fixed.
Skill	Number	Applies the Skill option, if supported by the item type.
Luck	Number	Applies the Luck option.
JoL	Number	Applies the Additional Option (Jewel of Life bonus).
Exc	Number	Number of Excellent options to attempt to apply.
Comment	Text after //	Free comment, ignored by the game.

Notes

• This format is used only when the file does not contain any populated Advanced format blocks (3, 4, 5, etc.). If the file contains both formats at the same time, the server completely ignores the Standard format and uses only the Advanced one instead—see EventItemBag - Advanced.