Item

Items are ingame objects that can be picked up and placed into the character's Inventory. Examples of items include equipment, currency, flasks, jewels, skill gems, waystones, relics, and socketables.

Rarity

Rarity is a category descriptor of an item's structural state within the item-generation and crafting process. For non-unique items, rarity determines how many affixes an item may have and how those affixes are grouped and constrained. For both non-unique and unique items, rarity also determines which crafting actions can be applied to them, with the exception of items that are unmodifiable by design or sanctified.

For modifiable items, rarity works under the following rules:

Rarity	Description	Identification	Disenchant Output
Normal	Have no affixes (prefixes and/or suffixes). Can be upgraded to magic, rare, or unique with basic currency, special currency, and/or crafting benches from league mechanics.	Drop identified naturally.	N/A
Magic	Have 1-2 affixes (prefixes and/or suffixes) naturally. Affixes can be increased/reduced above/below 1-2 affixes via basic currency, special currency, and/or crafting benches from league mechanics. Increasing the affixes above 2 will upgrade the item's rarity to rare while reducing the affixes below 1 will retain the item's magic rarity. Items such as non-unique relics and flasks cannot be upgraded to rare as they are capped at 2 modifiers.	Drop unidentified naturally. Exceptions include items acquired while affected by certain unique effects, strongbox modifiers, expedition remnant modifiers, or corruption.	Transmutation ShardTransmutation ShardStack Size: 10A stack of 10 shards becomes an Orb of Transmutation
Rare	Have 3+ affixes (prefixes and/or suffixes) naturally. Affixes can be increased/reduced above/below 3-6 affixes via basic currency, special currency, and/or crafting benches from league mechanics. Reducing the affixes below 3 will retain the item's rare rarity. Can be sanctified with an Omen of SanctificationOmen of SanctificationStack Size: 10While this item is active in your inventory your next Divine Orb used on a Rare item will Sanctify itRight click this item in your inventory to set it to be active. This item is consumed when triggered. and a Divine OrbDivine OrbStack Size: 10Randomises the numeric values of modifiers on an itemRight click this item then left click an item to apply it..		Regal ShardRegal ShardStack Size: 10A stack of 10 shards becomes a Regal Orb. (2 if it has 6+ affixes)
Unique	Usually inherit the implicit modifiers of their base item if one exists. Can have 1+ unique affixes, including exclusive affixes that are not otherwise available in the modifier pool for that given item basetype. Can have variable modifiers out of a set list that are generated when the item drops. Cannot have modifiers added or removed via basic currency, with the exception of corrupted vaal uniques which can have some affixes replaced with a Vaal Cultivation OrbVaal Cultivation OrbStack Size: 10Replaces up to 2 modifiers on a Corrupted Vaal Unique Replaces other Uniques with a Corrupted Unique of the same Item ClassRight click this item then left click on a unique item to apply it..		Chance ShardChance ShardStack Size: 10A stack of 10 shards becomes an Orb of Chance.

Quality

Main article: Quality

Quality is a stat that either improves existing or adds new modifiers to an item. It can be applied to equipment (except quivers, jewels, and belts) and skill gems. Most items which can have quality have a default maximum of 20% quality, and some item classes can achieve up to 23% quality through corruption. Breach RingBreach RingRequires Level 40Maximum Quality is 40%s can have up to 40% quality. Effects which grant a global increase to gem quality apply independently of this maximum.

Normal and unique items (including boss drops) of at least item level 78 can rarely drop with quality over 20% (up to 30%), which will state "Exceptional" in front of the base type until it is upgrade/identified. This temporary affix is also shared with items that drop with an additional item socket over the default maximum.

Quality is a unique multiplier to the related stat that is applied after all other modifiers, including corruption/sanctification magnitude modifiers, and rounding. Values are truncated after the quality multiplier is applied.

Item type	Currency	Effect per % quality
Martial weapons	Blacksmith's WhetstoneBlacksmith's WhetstoneStack Size: 20Improves the quality of a martial weaponRight click this item then left click a martial weapon to apply it.	1% more local Physical Damage
Wands, Sceptres, and Staves	Arcanist's EtcherArcanist's EtcherStack Size: 20Improves the quality of a wand, staff or sceptreRight click this item then left click a wand, staff or sceptre to apply it.	+1% to inherent skill quality
Armour (equipment)	Armourer's ScrapArmourer's ScrapStack Size: 20Improves the quality of an armourRight click this item then left click an armour to apply it.	1% more local Defence
Amulets and Rings	Catalyst	1% increased modifier magnitude Modifier tag varies by catalyst
Flasks	Glassblower's BaubleGlassblower's BaubleStack Size: 20Improves the quality of a flaskRight click this item then left click a flask to apply it.	1% more local Life/Mana Recovery
Charms	N/A (as dropped)*	1% increased local Duration
Skill gems	Gemcutter's PrismGemcutter's PrismStack Size: 20Improves the quality of a Skill GemRight click this item then left click a skill gem to apply it.	Varies by skill, either adding a new skill modifier or enhancing an existing one

_{*: Charm quality cannot be manually increased, though they can drop with quality and can have their quality modified through corruption.}

Item level

Many types of item have an item level. For modifiable items, this determines which affixes and tiers can roll on them.

Items dropped from chests and other non-monster sources will euql the area level. Items from monsters will usually drop at a drop level equal to the monster level, which itself usually is equal to the area level. However, drop level can be increased in certain ways:

• Items dropped by rare monsters have +1 to item level
• Items dropped by unique monsters have +2 to item level
• Maps that are Irradiated grant +1 monster level to all monsters in the area
• Maps with Coalesced Corruption or cleansed maps can have a modifier that grant +1 monster level to all monsters in the area

Drop level

Most items have a drop level, which indicates the minimum area level or monster level required for an item to be eligible to drop. Stronger base types generally have a higher drop level. For equipment, the drop level usually matches the base item's required level, though there are some exceptions.

Corrupted

Main article: Corrupted

Corrupted items cannot be altered further through regular crafting methods. The process of making something corrupted is referred to as corruption, which cannot be reversed.

Sanctified

Main article: Sanctified

Sanctified items represent an item that has been modified with an Omen of SanctificationOmen of SanctificationStack Size: 10While this item is active in your inventory your next
Divine Orb used on a Rare item will Sanctify itRight click this item in your inventory to set it to be active. This item is consumed when triggered.. Sanctified items cannot be modified by most crafting methods. They can be considered a more deterministic alternate version of corruption.

Mirrored

Main article: Mirrored

Mirrored items represent copies of an original and cannot be modified by most crafting methods. Mirrored items can be created by using a Mirror of KalandraMirror of KalandraStack Size: 10Creates a Mirrored copy of an itemRight click this item then left click an equipable non-unique item to apply it. Mirrored copies cannot be modified. on a non-mirrored item.

Desecrated

Main article: Desecrated modifier

Desecrated items are items that have either a revealed or unrevealed desecrated modifier. They are generally obtained from Abyss-related mechanics or from crafting items using preserved bone currency. Unrevealed desecrated items can be revealed at the Well of Souls.

Quest

Quest items are green-labeled objects that are obtained as part of a campaign or endgame questline and are designed either to be turned in to an NPC or consumed for a permanent reward. They do not follow the rarity system and are excluded from standard item-generation and crafting rules.

Version history

Version	Changes
0.3.0	Added over 50 new base item types. Modifier ranges on items now show a positive sign if the modifer range spans both negative and positive values.
0.1.1	Reduced the chance for items to roll some of the less-desirable item modifiers.
0.1.0	Introduced to the game.