Tracker
Understand Task Bar Hero drop and chest tracker searches for chest flow, drop rates, Soulstones, material routes, stage boxes, delayed rewards, and farming-stage choices.
Last reviewed: 2026-06-15. This is an unofficial fan guide; check the latest update state and in-game behavior before acting on expensive items.
Players search for drop trackers when chest flow feels delayed, drop rates feel unclear, Soulstones feel like a bottleneck, or material sources are hard to compare across stages and difficulties.
The page should help users understand what can be checked and what remains uncertain.
Avoid claiming exact drop rates unless the game or data source verifies them.
The useful tracker question is not only where an item can drop, but where your party can farm fast enough to make the route worth repeating.
A lower stage with reliable clears can be better than a higher stage that slows down or wipes often.
Track clear speed, chest flow, and useful material output together.
During the launch window, official notices discussed chest errors, delayed boxes, and server-side work. That makes dated update context important when players report missing or delayed rewards.
If boxes feel delayed, check recent update notes before assuming the drop table changed.
Do not write that rewards are lost unless an official notice confirms that case.
Soulstone searches often come from players stuck behind progression or class unlock needs. A useful page should explain where Soulstones are discussed or listed, while making clear that perceived dry streaks are not proof of a confirmed rate change.
If Soulstone supply appears on the Market, price and availability are separate from in-game drop reliability.
If players report bad luck, label it as community feedback unless official notes confirm a change.
Stage-box data helps turn a vague drop question into a route choice. Players should compare the stage, difficulty, box type, likely material usefulness, and whether the current party can farm it repeatedly.
Route decisions should consider both the target drop and the side materials gained while farming.
If the stage is too slow, the theoretical drop source may not be the best practical route.
Steam discussions and community posts can reveal where players feel stuck, such as chest flow, Soulstone scarcity, or material bottlenecks. They should be used as search-intent evidence, not as confirmed drop-rate data.
Write 'players report' or 'community discussions mention' when the source is a forum thread.
Write 'official notice' only when the claim comes from the developer or Steam news post.
For personal tracking, record stage, difficulty, run time, chest count, useful drops, Soulstones, and whether any server delay or mailbox issue affected the session.
Small personal logs help compare farming routes without claiming a global drop rate.
If a session happened during a server issue, keep it separate from normal farming data.
FAQ
No. Exact drop rates should not be invented. This page explains drop-tracking questions, route checks, and how to separate official notes from community reports.
Soulstones can feel like a progression bottleneck, so players look for sources, market availability, and whether other players are seeing similar scarcity.
Not always. A safer stage with faster clears and useful side drops can be better than a high stage that slows down or fails often.
No. Community reports show player sentiment and possible pain points, but official update notes are needed before writing that a rate changed.