Choose the rule
Search the current item and currency catalogue.
Give every drop an owner
P1. P2. Both. Or leave it.
Turn party loot from a scramble into an assignment system that connects searchable item rules with the character that should collect them.
3-hour Standard trial · no card
01See itemVisible drop
→02AssignP1 · P2 · Both · Off
→03PickupKeep the run moving
P1Assignment
P2Assignment
BothAssignment
OffAssignment
How it works
Separate inventories become an advantage.
A second character can hold a deliberate category of drops instead of becoming overflow by accident.
Choose the player
Give the pickup job to P1, P2, both or neither.
Use Pickup Pet
Let a follower perform selected collection work.
Respect inventory limits
Keep the pickup plan tied to available character space.
See it working
Give every drop a clear destination
Assign searchable loot rules to independent party members while each character keeps a separate inventory.
Works withFindigo Standard + Ultimate
3-hour Standard trial · no card
Try party loot rules freeCommon questions
Before you try it.
Can P1 and P2 have different loot jobs?
Yes. The assignment model can direct selected choices to P1, P2, both or off.
Why assign loot to P2?
P2 has a separate inventory and can act as a collector for selected drops.
Is this a loot filter replacement?
No. Findigo controls pickup assignments; your in-game loot filter remains separate.
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