Lootin' Llama Sprite

Is the Lootin' Llama Sprite worth it? Our analysis

When to use it

Upgrade-hunters who loot thoroughly will fancy Lootin' Llama. Every ammo box you crack carries a 5% up to 20% chance to hand you a weapon upgrade, so the more boxes you open, the more your kit quietly improves. It rewards patient, methodical players who sweep POIs fully rather than grabbing one gun and running. It's weak for smash-and-grab landers who ignore ammo boxes, and for endgame-only styles where there's little left to open. Treat it as an early-to-mid-game economy Sprite that compounds across a thorough looting route.

Synergy & loadout

Because it upgrades whatever you're holding, Llama pairs with any loadout, though it's sweetest when you start on a lower-rarity gun you'd love bumped up. It suits looting-heavy solos and duos who open every box themselves rather than sharing a squad's spawns. Set against Dream, the other loot-flavoured Legendary, Llama is the steadier bet: incremental upgrades over Dream's all-or-nothing rolls. Sourced from Relic Chests rather than standard Sprite Chests, it runs with a slightly different acquisition path. Route through ammo-dense POIs to keep those upgrade rolls ticking over.

Collection & trade value

Llama summons for 4500 Dust or drops at 4.45%, but note it comes from Relic Chests, so your hunting spots differ from the standard Legendaries. Its Gem variant released at 0%, meaning it wasn't in the drop pool at launch, which makes an early Gem a genuine rarity and a real collector's prize. No Quack route is listed. That 0% Gem gives Llama surprising trade intrigue for a workmanlike ability. Extract the base to enjoy the upgrades, and treat any Gem you encounter as a proper trophy worth holding onto.