Crafting Calculator and Guide - Diablo 2: Resurrected
Setup status
Pick recipe, base, and 1+ target affix.
Target
No target yet.
Recipe
Choose
Base
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Affixes
Add 1+
Recipe
Crafted recipe
Sets the guaranteed crafted mods and the base pool.
Slot
Item slot
Choose the item slot or weapon family you want to craft.
Base item
Magic base item
Pick the exact magic base you want to source for the craft.
Target affixes
Target affixes
Add at least one prefix or suffix so the calculator can find the right item-level window.
Affix limits
Up to 4 total, with at most 3 prefixes and 3 suffixes.
Prefixes
Use these when the stat you want rolls as a prefix.
Suffixes
Use these when the stat you want rolls as a suffix.
Choose a base item and at least one affix to unlock the calculation.
Calculate with the current craft target
Use Start Over to clear the current recipe, base, and affixes.
Output Guide
Open this when you want a quick reminder of the target window, sourcing routes, and recipe materials the calculator returns.
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Once the target is set, this page shows the item-level window, sourcing routes,
and recipe materials for the craft.
Target window
The crafted ilvl range you want to hit.
Routes
Shopping, gambling, and monster-drop options.
Materials
The exact rune, gem, jewel, and magic base item.
Add at least one target affix. The output is built around the exact stats you
want to hit.
Output
Craft plan
The sections below show the ideal item-level window, sourcing options, and recipe materials.
Target Window
Start here. These numbers tell you the crafted ilvl you want to land on and
how tightly your chosen affixes narrow the base-item pool.
Ideal crafted ilvl
Crafted item level to aim for.
Highest target affix
Highest affix level among your selected targets.
Base affix pool
Possible affixes on this base before the cutoff.
Pool reduction
Unwanted affixes trimmed above the target level.
Use the sourcing sections below to find a base that crafts into
for
.
Affix pool effect
These numbers show how much the target level trims the affix pool on this base.
Affixes cut above the target level
Affixes still in range
How to use this output
Base ilvl comes from shopping, gambling, or monster drops.
Crafted ilvl depends on both the base item and the crafter level.
You can source the base and craft on the same character or split those jobs.
Shopping
Use this route when vendors can sell the base item you want to craft.
Adjust the shopper and crafter levels together until the craft lands in the target window.
Items will be level when purchased by a level character.
Crafting with a level and a level crafter yields a level
Gambling
Use this route only when the target window is wide enough to hit through the gamble range.
Adjust the gambler and crafter levels together until the craft lands in the target window.
Items will be level when gambled by a level character.
Crafting with level and a level crafter yields level
.
1337%
of crafts will land inside the ideal item level range of
.
Monster Drops
Use this route when the base cannot be shopped or when gambling is too loose to target well.
Recipe Materials
Every craft needs the same fixed ingredients plus a magic
base.
Terms
Item Level
Numeric property existing on all items that is assigned when the item is created.
The value depends on the level of the monster that drops the item, or your character's level when shopping or gambling for the item.
Item Level determines which affixes the item can have.
Affix
Umbrella term for prefixes and suffixes, which are properties of items that grant stats.
Affixes have levels which must be lower than the item level for the affix to be applied.
All affixes have an associated required level which the host item inherits.
Affixes have names which are used to modify the name of magic items.
Most affixes only grant one stat, but some grant two.
Crafted items can have up to 4 affixes and a maximum of 3 prefixes or suffixes each.
Crafted Modifications
Set of stat bonuses that are always present on a crafted item, depending on the recipe family(Blood, Caster, Hit Power, Safety) and item type(Weapon, Ring, Amulet, etc).
These mods are completely separate from any affixes, and can stack with Affixes. For example, it is possible to combine faster cast rate from a crafted "Caster" item, and the faster cast rate bonus from the "Apprentice" suffix to get a value that is higher than what is possible on non-crafted items.
