If you want a skiller with a secondary modifier, which is more valuable and useful, then you will want the highest ilvl you can get. Nightmare Act II bosses Radament, Duriel, Fire Eye, and some others.Normal Baal and Lister the Tormentor + mob (this is the fifth and final wave of monsters Baal summons before you go in to fight him).However, some bosses/mobs from earlier than this can drop ilvl 50 gcs: In general, ilvl 50 starts dropping in Nightmare Act III Great Marsh. If you just want a plain skiller–that is a gc which only has a single attribute and that attribute is +1 to all skills of a specific tree– then you will need at minimum an ilvl 50 gc. In general, it is statistically more likely you will get a skiller if you use an ilvl 50 gc as more modifiers are possible at higher ilvls, thus diluting your chance at a skiller. Ilvl is hidden in Diablo II and in the remaster, so you will only know if you have a gc with the correct ilvl if you personally saw it drop from the right source or (to the discerning eye) if it has an attribute that can only come from certain ilvl tiers. One grand charm of appropriate item level (ilvl) We break these requirements down with other considerations and tips below. The Horadric Cube formula for rerolling a gc is 1 gc + 3 pgems.

So, whether you specifically have your eyes on some high-end runewords that you can’t afford or you just feel bad ignoring all those sparkling gems between the rivers of lava, blood, and limbs, gc rerolls are for everyone! I.

Anyone can do this with any gear–magic find doesn’t affect gems.

Your odds of getting something worth trading are actually not that bad assuming a certain amount of gems used.Gems are one of the most common drops in the game–you can amass these passively through your existing farming activities, whether that’s farming keys, uniques, runes, or whites/socketed gear, or even rushing.plain/straight skill gc = a skill gc with no secondary attributeīefore we get into the how’s and what’s, you may be wondering why this is even a good approach to getting rich.rerolls = using a Horadric Cube recipe to reroll a gc’s randomized stats.skill/skiller gc = a gc that has +1 to skill tree-specific skills (such as Assassin Traps).

But, for those of us who don’t see many uniques or runes, there is a whole world of farming that exists independently from this architecture.īelow, we look at one of my favorite farming grinds–rerolling grand charms for skill attributes. Most discussion around “getting rich” in this game relies on magic find–where to farm, how much MF is enough, what is most efficient in terms of build and stats. One of my favorite things about Diablo II (and Diablo II: Resurrected) is that there are so many ways to get what you need.

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