Normal (white) monsters: Treasure Class is less than or equal to the Monster Level, where Monster Level = Area Level.In combination, the following rules apply to item generation and Monster Rarity: This level property is directly bound to the Area Level. Similar to Treasure Classes, monsters can only drop items with Quality Level that is equal to or below their Monster Level. While all monsters are tied to Treasure Classes, they also have a certain Monster Level. Find the item level of the base item for a specific Unique or Set item, and you'll find its actual Treasure Class. Unique and set versions of a base item can always be found in the Treasure Class of its base item, despite the fact that they're of much higher Quality Level.Īs a result, the Treasure Classes of Unique and Set items are not directly tied to Quality Level, but rather to the Item Level of corresponding item base. Boots have an item level of 3 and Short Staff has an item level of 1. The same goes for the unique Short Staff item Bane Ash. Interestingly, the Unique Boots item Hotspur and its Quality Level 7 can also be found in Treasure Class 3. So far, we've been talking about base items. Quality Levels range from 1 to 87 and are categorized by their corresponding Treasure Classes - for example, qlvl 1, 2, and 3 belong to Treasure Class 3, while qlvl 4, 5, and 6 belong to Treasure Class 6, and so on.For example, the Boots item of Treasure Class 3 is Quality Level 3, while the Short Staff is Quality Level 1. Within these Treasure Classes, all items have certain Quality Levels (also called Item Level).Treasure Classes go up in iterations of 3, up to Treasure Class 87, resulting in a total of 27 Treasure Classes. For example, the lowest Treasure Class in Diablo II: Resurrected, Treasure Class 3, contains base items like Boots or Short Staff. Treasure Classes can be described as loot tables that contain certain item bases. In terms of item generation, the following three terms need to be mentioned: Every monster has a set loot table that depends on several properties. On the server-side, however, countless calculations are being done after each and every monster kill. The player slays a monster, and it either drops a certain item or it doesn't. How Item Generation Works in Diablo II: Resurrectedįor players - also known as clients in game programming - item generation is simple. In this guide we will go over and explain terms like Treasure Class, Quality Level, Monster Level, and how they interact with each other! Welcome to the Item Generation Guide for Diablo II: Resurrected.

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