# Loot box quality

All Loot boxes can only be acquired in PVE mode with energy spent, as an additional reward. Chance of acquiring a Loot box depends on the total number of active players and changes every day accordingly. With more players getting into the game, more Loot boxes will drop daily, but the actual chance of acquiring a Loot box will decrease for every particular player. After a player acquires the Loot box, there is a certain chance that it will be of a particular quality. In Project Hive, three different qualities of Loot boxes are present: Common, Rare and Legendary, each of its own chance to spawn. Initially, a spawn rate is equal for all types of boxes. However, as long as voting events continue to happen and new Loot boxes get into the drop list, the chance to acquire a box of particular quality will change significantly.

| Loot box quality                             | Chance |
| -------------------------------------------- | ------ |
| Common                                       | 33%    |
| <mark style="color:blue;">Rare</mark>        | 33%    |
| <mark style="color:orange;">Legendary</mark> | 33%    |

All Loot boxes have the same drop chance of skins inside, predetermined by skin rarity, which is decided at a voting event for every box. Drop rates of Skins are different for each quality of Loot box. Also, skin’s tier is changing with box quality. All common boxes include only tier 0 skins, while rare and legendary Loot boxes include skins of higher tiers.

| Loot box type                                | Tier |
| -------------------------------------------- | ---- |
| Common                                       | 0    |
| <mark style="color:blue;">Rare</mark>        | 1    |
| <mark style="color:orange;">Legendary</mark> | 2    |

Players can see what skins spawn from the Loot box upon acquiring the particular box.


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