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Each '''level ''' in [[Diablo II ]] is a self-contained area with its own monsters [[monster]]s and [[item|treasures. When entering a new level bold red text appears on the screen, informing the player of their location. Levels vary greatly in size and importance; some ]] that are visited constantly and full part of important monsters, valuable treasures, and crucial quest items, while others are small, obscure, or entirely ignored and neglectedan over-all [[Act]].

==About Levels==When entering a new level bold red text appears on the screen, informing the player of their location. Levels vary greatly in size and importance; some are visited constantly and full of important monsters, valuable treasures, and crucial quest items, while others are small, obscure, or entirely ignored and neglected. Characters in the same party must be in the same level to share [[experience]] and [[gold]] picked up. This sharing is based entirely on the ''level'', not the distance. It's possible to be less than half a screen from another character, and if they've crossed over the boundary to another level nothing will be shared. The same is true in reverse: If two characters are multiple screens apart but in the same level, everything will be shared normally. Click the individual levels for more information about that area, including screenshots, monster types found there, individual levels, waypoints[[waypoint]]s, gold chests, and more.