So about that mug...

[RiceisNice]

Worked as intended?

[Sove92]

I don't see anything wrong with the picture.

[MilesSaintboroguh]

I don't see anything wrong with the picture.

OP used Mug! Another party member obtains the loot!

[Tam_Hawkins]

The Player obtaining the items seems to be a ninja as well, are you sure that he did not also use mug on the target?

*Edit: btw you better edit the photo, posting Player names is a big no in this Forums (banhammer and such....)

[Jynx]

posting Player names is a big no in this Forums (banhammer and such....)

This really on counts for "Naming and Shaming" purposes.

[Tam_Hawkins]

This really on counts for "Naming and Shaming" purposes.

I know but better save then sorry, just Needs one moderator in the wrong mood after all

[Wobble]

That sounds wrong to me. Never worked that way in XI, the THF kept what the stole.

[BlaiseArath]

That sounds wrong to me. Never worked that way in XI, the THF kept what the stole.

Actually, from careful examination of that there Mug text with a team of highly skilled common sense scientists(heheh)... Mug isn't stealing anything at all, its essentially applying "Treasure Hunter" to the mob if we're using XI Terms, its creating an additional drop chance when the enemy dies. I get the use of the abilities might imply a stolen good and in past FF titles "Mug" stole an item directly... it works differently in XIV, the items aren't put in the inventory when using mug, it "Increases the amount of items dropped by target" when you defeat the enemy.

It creates an additional chance to obtain loot from the enemy, which like all loot, will be auto-sorted randomly.

[Starlord]

-snip-

Question is will this apply to "dropped" Atma as well? Or the Pony mounts?

[Lithera]

Even by the description this Mug is more like the Treasure Hunter trait. FFXI Mug instantly rewarded the THF with more gil. This Mug gives a chance at increased loot which is exactly what the TH trait did. Working as Intended it looks like.