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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' give 0.1% of the maximum mastery pool XP to [[Mastery#The Mastery Pool|Mastery Pool]] of the corresponding skill when they are claimed. Mastery Tokens are earned randomly while training a non-combat skill. The drop chance for mastery tokens is 1 in <math>\frac{18\,500}{\text{Actions unlocked for skill}}</math>. Each thing you unlock by leveling the skill counts as a action e.g. smithing steel platelegs is unlocked at level 40 and counts as one action. Wearing {{ItemIcon|Clue Chasers Insignia}} increases the drop chance by changing it to 1 in <math>\frac{18\,500}{1.1 \times \text{Actions unlocked for skill}}</math>. | |||
Note that for {{Skill|Fishing}} specifically, it is more beneficial to wear the {{ItemIcon|Amulet of Fishing}} instead of the {{ItemIcon|Clue Chasers Insignia}}. This is due to the Fishing interval reduction provided by the amulet, which increases the number of actions over time, and in turn results in a greater increase in the average number of mastery tokens obtained when compared to the [[Clue Chasers Insignia]]. In addition, the [[Amulet of Fishing]] also increases the rate at which [[Fishing#Fish|fish]] (and therefore XP) is gained. | |||
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Mastery Tokens give 0.1% of the maximum mastery pool XP to Mastery Pool of the corresponding skill when they are claimed. Mastery Tokens are earned randomly while training a non-combat skill. The drop chance for mastery tokens is 1 in [math]\displaystyle{ \frac{18\,500}{\text{Actions unlocked for skill}} }[/math]. Each thing you unlock by leveling the skill counts as a action e.g. smithing steel platelegs is unlocked at level 40 and counts as one action. Wearing Clue Chasers Insignia increases the drop chance by changing it to 1 in [math]\displaystyle{ \frac{18\,500}{1.1 \times \text{Actions unlocked for skill}} }[/math].
Note that for Fishing specifically, it is more beneficial to wear the
Amulet of Fishing instead of the
Clue Chasers Insignia. This is due to the Fishing interval reduction provided by the amulet, which increases the number of actions over time, and in turn results in a greater increase in the average number of mastery tokens obtained when compared to the Clue Chasers Insignia. In addition, the Amulet of Fishing also increases the rate at which fish (and therefore XP) is gained.
Mastery Token Chance at Maximum Levels
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1/119 | 1/109 | 1/87 | 1/79 | |
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1/210 | 1/191 | 1/133 | 1/121 | |
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1/256 | 1/234 | 1/162 | 1/148 | |
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1/260 | 1/237 | 1/186 | 1/170 | |
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1/342 | 1/311 | 1/234 | 1/213 | |
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1/513 | 1/467 | 1/355 | 1/323 | |
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1/544 | 1/495 | 1/342 | 1/311 | |
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1/685 | 1/623 | 1/474 | 1/431 | |
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1/711 | 1/647 | 1/462 | 1/420 | |
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1/804 | 1/731 | 1/544 | 1/495 | |
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1/880 | 1/801 | 1/637 | 1/580 | |
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1/1,423 | 1/1,294 | 1/804 | 1/731 | |
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1/1,541 | 1/1,402 | 1/1,156 | 1/1,051 | |
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1/1,681 | 1/1,529 | 1/925 | 1/841 | |
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1/1,681 | 1/1,529 | 1/925 | 1/841 | |
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1/0 | 1/0 | 1/0 | 1/0 | |
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