Royal Banquet EliteMobs | Vampire Manor

The Royal Banquet is a Trident pulled from the Vampire King’s class rewards in The Vampire Manor. Apparently the king’s idea of dinnerware is something you can take into battle, which tells you plenty about the hospitality in this place.

“The king’s silverware has outgrown the table.”

Overview

Attribute	Details
Name	Royal Banquet
Item Type	Trident
Dungeon	The Vampire Manor
Dropped By	Vampire King
Loot Type	Class loot
Soulbound	No
Difficulty Versions	Normal, Hard, Mythic

Where to Get It

Dropped By	Chance	Difficulty	Notes
Vampire King	Class-selected reward	Normal	Listed at 100% within the class table; the player receives one class-selected item
Vampire King	Class-selected reward	Hard	Listed at 100% within the class table; the player receives one class-selected item
Vampire King	Class-selected reward	Mythic	Listed at 100% within the class table; the player receives one class-selected item

Vampire King is the dungeon boss, and his King class loot is active in the sixth and final phase. Each player receives exactly one item from the King class table, selected for their class; the entry percentage is not a promise that every player gets this particular item.

That makes the important farming question which class-selected reward you receive, not how many items in the table can stack on a single kill. Finishing the fight is the gate to this reward pool, and the same named item belongs to it on all three difficulties.

Class Loot

Royal Banquet 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:

Vampire King (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 III (70%) Impaling up to IV (50%) Loyalty up to II (always) Channeling up to I (25%) Mending up to I (50%)
Hard	Sharpness up to VII (always) Unbreaking up to IV (70%) Impaling up to VI (50%) Loyalty up to III (always) Channeling up to I (25%) Mending up to I (50%) Critical Strikes up to III (10%)
Mythic	Sharpness up to IX (always) Unbreaking up to V (65%) Impaling up to VII (50%) Loyalty up to III (always) Channeling up to I (25%) Mending up to I (50%)

Difficulty and Farming

The Vampire Manor runs on Normal (level sync +5), Hard (level sync +0), and Mythic (level sync -5). The item keeps its name and material in each mode, but harder difficulties allow higher enchantment levels for class loot.

Vampire King starts as an Evoker and shifts into Iron Golem phases as the encounter unfolds. He takes no damage from player projectiles throughout his phases, so do not plan a ranged-only route to the class reward.

Late in the fight, the King adds a claw spin that damages and pushes players and a gaze attack that blinds and pushes them. The gaze also punishes players close to him with Poison II, while the final phase adds lightning attacks; keeping track of attack cues matters more than rushing the last stretch.

What Makes It Different

The item is a Trident with a short, grim joke for lore. There is no fixed special effect attached to the name, so judge the copy you earn by its actual enchantment roll instead of imagining some royal banquet attack.

There is another practical distinction between this reward and the King’s fixed-chance unique items. His Nightshade Bow and Gothic Reaper have listed 15% chances in their available difficulties, while this item lives in the separate class-based choice pool.

Is It Worth It?

Royal Banquet is the King class reward to watch for if you favor Tridents. It is worth aiming for on Mythic when your goal is the strongest possible enchantment roll from this dungeon’s class loot.

Normal and Hard can still award the same named item. If your priority is a better potential enchantment roll rather than simply adding the name to your collection, Mythic is the difficulty to farm.

Is It Worth It

Its main enchantment is Sharpness, which can reach V on Normal, VII on Hard and IX 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.