Extra supply crates are obtained by exchanging certain items to Ignisia. Unlike regular pulls from the reward cart, these typically only come with one roll on the drop table.
Note that players cannot receive these items from the exchanged crates, nor can they receive burnt pages or the Phoenixpet. Receiving a dragon axe is possible.
Handing in a full set of the pyromancer outfit (hood, garb, legs, and boots) will give players an extra supply crate with five rolls on the drop table rather than the regular one. This is a bonus of one when compared to handing in the components individually.[1]
If a material drop is selected (herbs, ores, fish, gems, seeds, and logs), the chances of obtaining a higher quality drop depends upon players' level in its associated skill; Herblore, Mining, Fishing, Crafting, Farming, and Woodcutting respectively.[2] At the highest point, low levelled materials are removed from the drop table. While players with low levels in those skills can get rare materials, the drop rate is very low, but will increase with that skill level.
There is about a 1/9 chance to drop on the logs subtable. The exact drop rates on this subtable are based on the player's Woodcutting level; a higher level player is more likely to receive magic logs than a lower level player. All of the logs can be received with a much lower woodcutting level than it would take to cut them from trees; most notably this allows Ironmen to get Magic logs up to 25 levels earlier.
There is about a 1/9 chance to drop on the gems subtable. The exact drop rates on this subtable are based on the player's Crafting level; while a player with level 1 Crafting can receive each of these gems, a higher level player is more likely to receive uncut diamonds than a lower level player.
There is about a 1/9 chance to drop on the ores subtable. The exact drop rates on this subtable are based on the player's Mining level; a higher level player is more likely to receive runite ores than a lower level player. All of the ores can be received with a much lower mining level than it would take to mine them; most notably this allows Ironmen to get Runite ore up to 25 levels earlier.
There is about a 1/9 chance to drop on the herbs subtable. The exact drop rates on this subtable are based on the player's Herblore level; a higher level player is more likely to receive grimy torstols than a lower level player.
There is about a 1/9 chance to drop on the fish subtable. The exact drop rates on this subtable are based on the player's Fishing level; a higher level player is more likely to receive raw sharks than a lower level player.
^Jagex. Mod Roq's Twitter account. 2 November 2016. Archived from the original on 29 May 2020. Mod Roq: "Trade single items or the whole set for a bonus roll! You cannot get the uniques this way though."
^Old School RuneScape. "Loot from 1,000 Wintertodt Supply Crates!" (in 41:49). YouTube video. 21 September 2016. In this video Mod Kieren and Mod Ronan list the rarities of the uniques.
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