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The Median XL mod.

Mods for games have been around since the first programmer opened a game to look inside the code how it worked. Many modmakers have even gone to become part of the industry, making games themselves.

In the Diablo franchise, there's mods for Diablo I and Diablo II, and loads of skilled fans waiting to get their hands on Diablo III.

A mod refers to a a modified version of a game, usually a player-made version of the game with various added features or gameplay changes. Such games are generally referred to as "mods." Some people mistake these for cheats and hacks, which they are not! A mod will alter gameplay much more than a simple hack would.

The rich history of mods has been added to the DiabloWiki, and is available for anyone to read. Information about individual mods like Median XL by Brother Laz or the Eastern Sun as well as modding history or modding tips can be found on the main modding article:

Read more about different modifications to the Diablo games on the Mod article.

The Strategy Section is a great place to find and add Diablo 2 guides, and as categorisation of the Diablo2Wiki improves, several more were added to the Amazon class. The most recently added strategies to the wiki is "Clvl 99 in Record Time", "Flux's Javazon Guide", "Muling Guide", and "Premium Bow Comparison". If you have a strategy to share, please share it with the community.

General updates like Multiplayer, Gem, Cube Recipes and Crafting FAQ also keeps the wiki ticking over. Make sure to join in and make DiabloWiki both the primary Diablo 2 source, and also the best polished one!