As the title stated, does gold find affect the amount of gold received from chests?
3 Answers
I conducted some tests using the treasure chest by the waypoint in Cathedral garden. I ran 70 trials. 35 with 31% Gold Find, and 35 with no Gold Find. To sum up the data(which is below), the difference between the gold gotten from the chest with 31% Gold Find and the gold gotten with no Gold Find is 32.99%. So yes, Gold Find does have an effect on the amount of gold from chests, and furthermore, the increase is the same percentage(on average) as the listed Gold Find on your character sheet.
No Gold Find 31% Gold Find 298 199 49 75 189 130 11 143 203 0 44 332 45 141 35 360 0 53 0 9 263 89 281 141 0 183 93 133 66 280 62 223 41 57 399 115 43 6 60 143 561 103 274 157 10 0 125 145 100 47 15 34 76 467 40 312 49 121 46 0 56 514 83 24 51 49 82 70 121 293 Sum: 3871 5148 Avg: 110.6 147.09
Magic Find and Gold Find seem to work the same way, and since Magic Find affects loot quality in chests, I would assume Gold Find does too
This would probably be easy to test by opening a bunch of treasure chests without gold find, taking note of the average, then realoading the game and opening chests in the same area with gold find. You should see a noticeable increase in gold found.
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Do you have a source for MF working on chests? I could not find one :( Commented May 25, 2012 at 20:11
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@Wikwocket Arreat Summit confirms that it worked on chests in D2, so absent proof otherwise, I would guess that still holds.– bwarnerCommented May 25, 2012 at 22:10
I cannot find an official source on this, but I believe it does affect chests. Here are some unofficial sources:
- http://www.diablowiki.net/Magic_find: "Magic Find increases the odds for found items (from monsters or objects) to be 'higher quality'."
- http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/5151719222
- http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/930659-/62867379