Difference between revisions of "Chest"
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| − | Chests refer to all objects capable of holding items in Diablo II. Barrels, chests, crates, lootable corpses, hidden | + | "Chests" refer to all objects capable of holding items in Diablo II. Barrels, chests, crates, lootable corpses, hidden stashes, etc. These types of objects have different odds to drop items, and different qualities of items. |
| − | + | There are a lot of "super chests" in the game, ones that can (and often do) drop multiple items at once. Most super chests are sparkly chests, but not all super chests sparkle, and not all sparkling chests are super. | |
| − | Read some very deep, technical explanations of how chests generate items | + | Doing chest runs in some areas with a lot of chests (especially [[Lower Kurast]]) is a very good way to find multiple high quality items, especially runes. |
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| + | Read some very deep, technical explanations of how chests generate items: | ||
| + | * [[Sparkly chests]] | ||
| + | * [[Rune_Finder_Guide_by_Urlik#Objects_.28Chest_TC.29|Urlik's Rune Finder Guide]] | ||
| + | * The [[Item_Generation_Tutorial#Object_Drops|Item Generation Tutorial]]. | ||
[[category:objects]] | [[category:objects]] | ||
[[category:basics]] | [[category:basics]] | ||
Revision as of 02:26, 6 July 2009
"Chests" refer to all objects capable of holding items in Diablo II. Barrels, chests, crates, lootable corpses, hidden stashes, etc. These types of objects have different odds to drop items, and different qualities of items.
There are a lot of "super chests" in the game, ones that can (and often do) drop multiple items at once. Most super chests are sparkly chests, but not all super chests sparkle, and not all sparkling chests are super.
Doing chest runs in some areas with a lot of chests (especially Lower Kurast) is a very good way to find multiple high quality items, especially runes.
Read some very deep, technical explanations of how chests generate items:
