October Harvest is a Diamond Hoe class-loot item from Dullahan in The Hallosseum. It is the Diamond Hoe option in Dullahan’s class reward set, and it is selected through the boss’s class loot rather than dropping as one of Dullahan’s fixed-stat unique weapons.
Its lore reads: “A harvest blade left beside an empty saddle. The field has been silent since.” The wording fits the Hallosseum’s funeral, graveyard, and riderless-horse imagery without changing the core reward: a Diamond Hoe whose enchantments are rolled through the class-loot system.
October Harvest can be awarded on Normal, Hard, and Mythic. It is not soulbound, and the important difference between copies comes from the enchantment roll rather than a separate named version for each difficulty.
Overview
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | October Harvest |
| Item Type | Diamond Hoe |
| Dungeon | The Hallosseum |
| Dropped By | Dullahan |
| Loot Type | Class loot |
| Soulbound | No |
| Difficulty Versions | Normal, Hard, Mythic |
Where to Get It
October Harvest comes from Dullahan’s class loot in The Hallosseum. Dullahan’s class loot is active in Phase 2, the second half of the boss encounter that begins after the first phase reaches 50% health.
The class table does not dump every listed item into your inventory. Each player receives exactly one item from the table, and the selection is made according to class, so October Harvest is one possible class reward rather than an additive drop stacked on top of all the others.
| Dropped By | Chance | Difficulty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dullahan | 100% table entry | Normal, Hard, Mythic | One item is selected from Dullahan’s class loot table according to class; the entries are not additive. |
The 100% value belongs to the table entry, while class determines which item is actually selected. That distinction matters because Dullahan’s class loot contains nineteen different entries, including weapons, armor pieces, and a shield.
The item is available on all three Hallosseum difficulties. Normal uses level sync +5, Hard uses +0, and Mythic uses -5, so the dungeon itself changes around the reward even though the base item name and material remain October Harvest and Diamond Hoe.
It shares the harvest-tool silhouette of Reaper’s Scythe without being the same loot type: October Harvest is class loot, while Reaper’s Scythe is a fixed unique drop.
Class Loot
October Harvest is class loot. It has no fixed stats: its enchantments are rolled every time it drops, so no two copies are exactly alike, and harder difficulties allow higher enchantment levels. When a mob drops class loot, each player who wins the drop roll gets one item from that mob’s class loot pool, weighted toward their class.
Dropped as class loot by:
- Dullahan (boss): 100% chance per player who dealt at least 10% of the mob’s health
Possible Enchantments
The levels below are the most each enchantment can roll. Each drop receives about half of the listed levels at random, so most copies land below these maximums. The chance shows how often an enchantment appears at all.
| Difficulty | Possible Enchantments |
|---|---|
| Normal | Sharpness up to V (always) Unbreaking up to IV (always) Fire Aspect up to I (20%) Mending up to I (30%) |
| Hard | Sharpness up to VI (always) Unbreaking up to V (always) Fire Aspect up to II (30%) Mending up to I (30%) Critical Strikes up to III (10%) |
| Mythic | Sharpness up to VIII (always) Unbreaking up to VI (always) Fire Aspect up to II (30%) Mending up to I (30%) |
Is It Worth It?
October Harvest is worth farming if your class selection points toward this Diamond Hoe and you want the strongest possible copy. The item does not have a fixed stat block to compare line by line, so the real progression comes from the enchantment roll attached to each drop.
For the best copy, Mythic is the difficulty to farm because harder difficulties allow higher enchantment levels on class loot. Normal is the most forgiving level-sync setting at +5, Hard removes that advantage at +0, and Mythic pushes to -5 while offering the best class-loot enchantment potential.
That gives October Harvest a very different farming profile from Dullahan’s fixed unique weapons. With a unique drop, getting the item means getting the listed stats; with October Harvest, the chase is getting the item and then getting a strong roll on top of it.
Within the class table, the main decision is not whether October Harvest has a better fixed enchantment list than Midnight Invitation, Gallows Bough, Hollow Reins. Those items do not have one fixed list either. What separates them is the base equipment type, the class weighting that selects between them, and the difficulty-driven enchantment roll on the final reward.
Is It Worth It
Its main enchantment is Sharpness, which can reach V on Normal, VI on Hard and VIII on Mythic when it drops from a boss. If you want this piece at its strongest, Mythic is the run to farm. Since every copy is rolled, two drops from the same difficulty can still differ, so check each one against what you are already using.
See Also
- Dullahan
- Midnight Invitation
- Gallows Bough
- Hollow Reins
- Fork of the Wake
- Funeral Knell
