Normal items (grey colored), there are 3 basic methods to get normal socketed items:įinding items in the wild is always possible and will not be mentioned after this in the guide. Staffmods – The common term for +a specific skill affixes on items only certain item types can have these types of affixes. A good example is the 3 pgem recipe where you “reroll” the affixes. Rerolling – When you attempt to change the affixes of an item without changing the base item type you are “rerolling” the item. Alvl is a number created from a formula of ilvl and qlvl. All small charms have a qlvl of 28.Īlvl – “Affix level” it’s the item property that identifies what abilities are allowed to spawn on each item. An example of this is the small charm its qlvl is 28 no matter where you get the small charm. Qlvl – “Quality level” each item type and item quality has a quality level it’s a given number that can not be changed in the game. They appear as “sharp small charm of life” Item quality – A buckler, defender, and luna are the different qualities of a buckler item type each item has a normal, exceptional, elite item quality.Īffixes – Prefixes and Suffixes, the properties that are mentioned in an item such as +life, +resist % +light radius.
Item type – The main item name an axe or dagger are item types a buckler, defender, and luna are the same item type. This ilvl is based on how the item was created by the game or how it has been manipulated in game as explained later in the guide. Ilvl – “Item level” each item in the game has an ilvl it’s a value associated with the item that allows the item to have different abilities or commonly called affixes. Some of the terms and definitions are fairly indepth and I would not expect a beginner to understand so I will define some key terms. I will be going over different methods and way of manipulating items in the game mainly using the cube. Staffmods and how to get the wanted ones.Character Level and affixes dealing with craftsĬrafting Cubing and Socketing Guide Introduction.Crafting Cubing and Socketing Guide Introduction.
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