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{{Item navbox}}'''Item sets ''' are collections of items in distinct, named groups. Set items have green names and preset stats, and receive bonuses from other items in the set when they are worn together. While some individual set items are tremendously powerful, most are not much better than good magical or rare items. The trick to using Item Sets well is to wear the best pieces from them, or to selectively combine two or more items from the same set to benefit from the partial set bonus.

[[Image:x-taebaeks-glory-txt.jpg|right|frame|D2 Expansion, Elite Set Item]]Item sets are hugely improved in the Diablo II [[Expansion]]. In D2 Classic, item sets were all comprised of normal items, none of which were especially worth wearing. There were no partial set bonuses, and even the full set bonuses weren't very good, and certainly weren't good enough to be worth tying up 3 or 4 or 6 of your inventory slots.

==Odds of Finding More Set Items in Diablo II ClassicInformation== ''The following buggy odds were changed * You can see all the sets available in D2X patches. This information only applies to D2 classic, pre-expansion.'' There are sixteen the [[:Category:Item Sets in Diablo II, and no Sets are meant to be harder to find than others. They are not weighted, and any monster that can drop an sets|full list of item of a particular type might drop a Set Itemsets]]. However, due to * In the way the game picks which item to drop, if a particular item type classic version (such a ring or amuletno Expansion) is found in more than one set, some Set Items are much more commonly found than others. The odds are based on how many sets in a rowof Diablo II, in the game's internal listing, do not have that item in them. The more in a row after a set that does, the better items were less useful and the odds that set item will dropgeneration system quite buggy. All odds are the appropriate multiple of 1/16, which is 6.25%. There is no way to circumvent these odds. Set Items aren't like Uniques, where the game won't drop one Take a stroll down memory lane if that item already exists in the game. You just you have to keep killing monsters that can drop the type of item you wantexpansion, or keep gambling them, and eventually you'll get read up on the one system if you want. It is unknown (but likely) if there will be any changes to how this works in the Expansion Set.{|! Set Item Type! Odds to Generate Item|-| Amulets| 31.25% - Tancreddon's<br> 18.75% - Civerb's<br> 12.5% - Iratha's<br> 12.5% - Vidal's<br> 12.5% - Angelic<br> 6.25% - Cathan's<br> 6.25% - Arcanna's|-| Light Gauntlets| 68.75% - Iratha's Cuff<br> 31.25% - Arctic Cuff|-| Heavy Belts| 56.25% - Infernal<br> 43.75% - Iratha's|-| Rings| 37.5% - Cathan's<br> 62.5% - Angelic Set|-| Crowns| 18.65% - Iratha's<br> 81.25% - Milabrega's|}  Why does this happen? Here is the internal listing order of sets that the game generates the drops fromt: '''Internal Set Order'''* [[Civerb's VestmentsSet item generation (Diablo II)]]* [[Hsaru's Defense]]* [[Cleglaw's Brace]]* [[Iratha's Finery]]* [[Isenhart's Armory]]* [[Vidala's Rig]]* [[Milabrega's Regalia]]* [[Cathan's Traps]]* [[Tancred's Battlegear]]* [[Sigon's Complete Steel]]* [[Infernal Tools]]* [[Berserker's Arsenal]]* [[Death's Disguise]]* [[Angelic Raiment]]* [[Arctic Gear]]* [[Arcanna's Tricks]]...wraps back to top The game first picks an item type, (say a ring, for this example), then scans the sets for rings. As soon as it finds an Item Set with a ring it remembers that, and continues down the Item Set list until it finds another Set with a ring, and drops that one.