This is a muling application for the computer game "Diablo 2" which allows items to be stored and transferred between Single Player characters outside of the game.
You can see list of all possible charms suffixes/prefixes here.Īs for inventory management, I can recommend GoMule: Having good charms helps a lot on Hell difficulty. So you should be interested in keeping all runes you found to upgrade them eventually.Īs for perfect gems, I personally use them to reroll charms - there is recipe any 3 perfect gems/skulls + magic item = random magic item of same type and it requires lots of gems to roll good charms - I personally try to roll +X all resistances small charms and +1 skill grand charms. Some high level runes are useful even without runewords - for example, Ohm (+50% Damage) and Zod (item become indestructible). You can upgrade low level runes into higher level ones. I've been playing (farming) on Act 4 (Pandemonium Fortress - Chaos Sanctuary) for a long long time now, and it's getting dull.Īs for runes, you should focus on runewords useful for your class - see Runewords list. Item dupe-ing is pushing it raw item editors seem like a total cheat.
Side-note, I am open to using limited mods, such as an inventory expander / database / helper or something. I can't see any revolutionary benefit coming from my growing stock of perfect gems.Īm I playing this all wrong, or what? Thanks! So that's a long-winded way of asking, is there any point to hoarding gems at all? And what about runes? The latter, I assume, is a bit more tempting, due to rune-words. So far, the items/weapons/armor that I have are all holding up well enough, most being unique (yellow), and in the rare case I get a new drop that looks like a good upgrade, it's obviously usually unique too, and never socketed. But I never seem to find a good use for them.
My inventory is overstuffed with gems and runes moreso gems, esp. I'm not currently using any mods or "cheat-like" methods. I have my character saved from many years ago, a level 40 Amazon. I'm playing Diablo II Lord of Destruction, single-player, for some nostalgia.
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