Would This Action Get Me Ninja Banned ?

[wawawewe]

Hello, I hope everyone is fine, I got a quick question and i hope u can help me.

Few mins ago I made raid x and when it was roll items time there was 264 ilvl item turn that many ppl rolled for but the top roller was warrior that had 277 ilvl item which was better than the one we were rolling for, so I gave to him cuz he was top roller , but then ppl told me that i shouldn't cuz he already had better item.

So, Now iam confused what was the right action, should i gave to the 2nd roller ? or it was the right move to gave to top roller ?

i think i should gave to the 2nd roller since that war had better item, but i don't want to get ninja banned for something like this.

So plz help me what's the right action to be on the safe side if same thing happen again in future raids.

Regards,

[Blkunxpd]

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[Obnoxious]

What you can do is simply include in your raid rules the next time you're leading "characters that get an iLevel upgrade from an item will have priority" or something like that. Just check so people don't equip something worse right before drops happen.

[wawawewe]

hmm not sure tbh thats why iam here

[Obnoxious]

Not sure about what?

The guidelines for reporting a ninja don't say anything about iLevel, only if the character can't even equip/use the drop. Blkunxpd already explained some of the reasons why. You said you felt the second highest should should be the one earning it in this kind of scenario, so I gave you an option for how you can enforce that without worries that someone will report you: make it one of the raid loot rules, explicitly inform everyone joining about it, and no one can complain or report it.