/**
 * Graded loot. A drop worth a lot gets a coloured line in the player's chat; a cheap one gets none. The server works
 * out the grade (it knows what things are worth, lootWorth.ts in the backend) and stamps it on the `loot` message's
 * items (`LootItem.grade`); the client only paints it. Both halves read the thresholds and colours from here.
 *
 * The grade is by the worth of the whole stack: 40 wolf pelts or one Frozen helmet can both reach a grade, and so can
 * 10,000 coins (James, 2026-10-03: "like 10k coins like a yellow").
 */
export declare const LOOT_GRADES: readonly ["fine", "rare", "epic", "legendary"];
export type LootGrade = (typeof LOOT_GRADES)[number];
/** The least a stack must be worth, in coins, to reach each grade. Below `fine` a drop has no grade. */
export declare const LOOT_GRADE_MIN_WORTH: Record<LootGrade, number>;
/** The line's colour, picked to read on the chat panel's dark background. */
export declare const LOOT_GRADE_COLORS: Record<LootGrade, string>;
export declare const LOOT_GRADE_LABELS: Record<LootGrade, string>;
/** The grade a stack of this worth earns, or null when it is not worth a line. */
export declare function lootGradeForWorth(worth: number): LootGrade | null;
/** Narrowing for a value off the wire: an old or odd server can send anything. */
export declare function isLootGrade(value: unknown): value is LootGrade;
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