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==Item Equipping After Death==

When equipping multiple items at once, such as when clicking your corpse after a death, the items are reequipped in a certain order. This order matters if your character requires +strength and/or +dexterity to equip all of his or her items. For instance, if you need +10 strength from an amulet to equip your helm, your character will not put on the helm when you click on your corpse, since they won't have enough strength to do so, since the game attempts to don the helmet before the amulet.

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==Weapons==

In ''Diablo II'', every item has a different range, down to the pixel. Polearms and spears reach much farther than swords, and on down through mauls and clubs and short swords until you reach wands and daggers, which have the least reach of all melee weapons.

==Armor==

The range of possible Defense (Armor Class) vales on items is vast, and can be modified by all sorts of prefixes and suffixes. Defense is not the most important stat on armor, for most characters. Melee fighters worry about it far more than ranged attackers, who play to not get into hitting range at all.

==Durability and Repairs==

When an item you are using wears out completely, it turns red and becomes unusable, but it does not vanish, as broken items did in ''Diablo''.

==Selling Items==

Buying, selling, and repairs are made easy by the new NPC interface, where you see your inventory window on the right, and the NPCs on the left, and all items are visible, with their full requirements and whether they are one or two-handed. When you are at an NPC, your items when hovered on display their sell price, and if you left click on an item, you get a pop up yes/no confirm box for buying or selling, while a right click will buy or sell immediately.

==Modifiers==

[[Prefixes]] and [[Suffixes]] are found on magical and rare items, and are selected from the lists of possible modifiers, based largely on the level of the monster which dropped the item.

==Uniques, Rares, and Item Sets==

Uniques and Set items have preset mods, though the values of these mods may vary somewhat. A given item might spawn with somewhere between +100-150% damage, for instance. Uniques are golden named items, and there is just one unique per item type, in most cases. Uniques are usually very good items, but are seldom the best possible item of that type. They often usually special items though, with mods not possible to find on magical or rare items.