The stats of most of the equipment and items in the Diablo 2 Remake have not changed, and some of the items that fit in the older version still serve the same purpose in the Remake. In addition to the wide variety of equipment, players are often exposed to items that can be embedded in equipment, such as runes, gems, jewels, and of course, their role is not limited to setting.
There are three kinds of jewelry quality, blue, bright gold and dark gold, although the overall drop ratio of blue quality jewelry is higher than the latter two, but this does not mean that the value of blue jewelry is necessarily inferior to bright gold or dark gold jewelry, which mainly depends on the equipment inlay needs. Blue jewelry with specific attributes is extremely rare, and if you don't want to miss out on those valuable blue jewelry, it is necessary to deeply understand the characteristics and valuable attributes of blue jewelry.
Blue Jewelry can have up to two affix attributes, namely 1 prefix 1 suffix, and many affix attributes can only appear on Blue Jewelry or have a maximum value higher than the same attribute that can appear in Bright Gold Jewelry, for example, the "15% Increase Attack Speed" attribute can only appear on Blue Jewelry, and the Enhanced Damage Attribute has a maximum attribute value of +40% in Blue Jewelry and a maximum attribute value of +30% in Bright Gold Jewelry. Here are some of the more common and valuable suffix properties that can occur in blue jewelry (whichever is the largest variable value).
Prefix: +15 max damage, +40% boosted damage, +8 min damage, +15 all resistance, +30% single antibody, +50 hit rate to demons + 40% damage to demons, +3 mana restored per elimination
Suffix: +15 max damage, +10 min damage, +15% increase in attack speed, +9 agility, +9 strength
1 prefix attribute with up to 1 suffix attribute (or a single prefix or suffix attribute) constitutes a very large number of types of blue quality jewelry, which are rare and have high value attribute collocations:
+40% increase damage +15% increase attack speed (red and white beads), +30 maximum damage (Zhu Tu Zhu), +15 maximum damage +15% increase attack speed (cinnabar white), +30% fire resistance +15% increase attack speed (mounted head), and so on.
However, because there are many suffix attributes and most of them have certain variables, the probability of being able to brush just two affixes with a reasonable match and a higher variable is very low. In addition, the blue jewels can also use 3 random wash attributes of any perfect gem, which is the same as washing super large spells, washing the blue monarch shield, etc. are all big pits, consuming a huge amount of face, and the African chiefs work hard!
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