Start new players with gentle drops

A viewer's first roll sets the tone. If it comes up empty, the game feels stingy before it has had a chance to hook anyone.

Weight your starter loot table toward the lower tiers, and keep a low-value item in the pool instead of relying on "nothing". A near-certain Common on the first few explores gives new players a win to build on, and you can tighten the odds later once the habit is there.

Save the rare and top-tier drops for encounters and pools that a viewer reaches after they have already joined in. The thrill of a Legendary lands harder when the player has felt the Commons first.