Sky Ledger.

29 of the 128 turn-in items are wanted by more than one test, and all 15 wind runes are among them — one of them is asked for by 7 separate tests. Hold one and exactly one test can be completed with it. Sky Ledger pools what you hold, spends each unit on the test closest to completion, and marks the contested pieces with how short you are.

Every other tracker counts that item against every test that wants it, and tells you several quests are ready when one is. Ours did. That is what a checklist does when it has no idea what else is on the list, and it is not fixable by ticking more carefully.

• It refuses to publish a drop rate it cannot measure. No site publishes community drop rates for Sky, so it does not print one. It prints what your log has seen: drops over kills of that mob, with the sample size attached.
• A dry streak is a ceiling, not a zero. Nine kills with no drop reads <28% · 0/9. Zero successes in nine trials bounds the rate and does not measure it — the same reasoning as the damage_is_floor marker on the raid figures here.
• It reports what it threw away. Kills it could not place, bag sales whose contents the client never named, trades it would not guess at. The tally it discarded prints beside the tally it kept. The strip hides itself when there is nothing to admit.
• Its parsing is checked against the client's own string table. You have slain %1! is id 12113 in eqstr_us.txt, read out of the install — the same class of evidence as our floor plans being read out of the .s3d meshes rather than drawn by hand.
• It understands Legends instancing. A zone arrives as The Plane of Sky 3 (Fused). That <n> (<Tier>) suffix is not in any client string file and classic EverQuest never had it, so an exact match against a zone name could never see it.
• X died. names no killer, so it is never counted as yours. Those lines are reported rather than guessed at.

• The log only knows what happened while it was running. Anything looted before /log on is invisible. An /outputfile inventory dump at a banker covers that; the tool takes the larger of the two counts rather than adding them, so one item never reads as two.
• Wind runes can never have a measured rate. They drop zone-wide from anything and they are alternate currency, so no log can count them. They are entered by hand and labelled as such.
• A sold bag is a hole the log cannot fill. You receive … for the contents of your bag. never names what was inside, so those items may still read as held. The tool says so rather than pretending otherwise.
• A closed trade is not proof of a turn-in. Walk the wrong class's pieces to the wrong giver and they come straight back, one refusal per item, and the trade still closes. Refusals only count when the line names your character.
• Five classes carry a ?. Ranger, Rogue, Shadow Knight, Shaman and Wizard have no confirmed Legends-era reward stat blocks. Their turn-ins are current; the stat numbers may still be classic. The same gap is open here, because the data came from us.
• Two items have sources that disagree. The Efreeti Great Staff and the Efreeti Statuette are attributed differently by us and by eqlegendstools. Both are marked in the panel rather than silently resolved.

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