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Random Number Generation (RNG) has always been at the heart of Diablo’s loot system, with Diablo 4 continuing this tradition. Players striving to tackle high difficulty and endgame content must embrace the unpredictable nature of obtaining rare items. One perfect example is the case of Ancestral Caches in the Cache Claimer quest Diablo 4 gold.

When you exchange ten Grim Favors earned from Tree of Whispers bounties, you receive one cache. The selection of a Normal, Greater, or Ancestral cache is random, and unfortunately, the odds of Ancestral caches are low. This randomness creates a tension-filled experience: you could get lucky fast, or endure long farming sessions without seeing a single Ancestral drop.

Unlike some games that provide a “pity timer” or guaranteed drop after many attempts, Diablo 4 currently has no such mechanic. This means players must rely almost entirely on luck. It’s a challenging system that rewards perseverance and encourages contesting tougher difficulties for presumably better chances.

Interestingly, the game tracks quest progress based on the caches in your inventory rather than those opened, allowing a creative workaround. Players can obtain one cache and repeatedly drop and pick it up to count it multiple times for the quest. This reduces the grind yet does not alter the fundamental RNG-based loot system Diablo 4 gear.

RNG adds excitement and long-term engagement as players hope for that coveted legendary drop. It also underscores how Diablo 4 is designed to balance thrill and frustration, making every great find feel amazing and hard-earned.