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Each level in Diablo II is a self-contained area with its own monsters and 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 are visited constantly and full of important monsters, valuable treasures, and crucial quest items, while others are small, obscure, or entirely ignored and neglected.
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Each '''level''' in [[Diablo II]] is a self-contained area with its own [[monster]]s and [[item|treasures]] that are part of an over-all [[Act]].
  
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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 half a screen from another character, and if they've crossed over the boundary to another level nothing will be shared.
 
  
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Click the individual levels for more information about that area, including screenshots, monster types found there, levels, waypoints, gold chests, and more.
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==About Levels==
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[[File:Rogue_Encampment_jigsaw.jpg|thumb|right|400px|The full [[Rogue Encampment]] level from [[Act I]]. The first level.]]
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When entering a new level bold red text appears on the screen, informing the player of their location.
  
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==[[Act One]]==
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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.
  
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* [[Rogue Encampment]]
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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.
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** [[Secret Cow Level]]
 
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* [[Blood Moor]]
 
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** [[Den of Evil]]
 
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* [[Cold Plains]]
 
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** [[The Cave]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Burial Grounds]]
 
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** [[The Crypt]]
 
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** [[The Mausoleum]]
 
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* [[Stony Field]]
 
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** [[Tristram]]
 
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* [[The Underground Passage]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Dark Wood]]
 
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* [[Black Marsh]]
 
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** [[Forgotten Tower]] -- 5 levels
 
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** [[The Hole]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Tamoe Highland]]
 
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** [[The Pit]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Monastery Gate]]
 
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* [[Outer Cloister]]
 
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* [[Barracks]]
 
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* [[Jail]] -- 3 levels
 
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* [[Inner Cloister]]
 
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* [[Cathedral]]
 
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* [[Catacombs]] -- 4 levels.
 
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* [[Secret Cow Level]] -- bonus quest area.
 
  
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==[[Act Two]]==
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Click the individual levels for more information about that area, including screenshots, monster types found there, individual levels, [[waypoint]]s, gold chests, and more.
  
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* [[Lut Gholein]]
 
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** [[Sewers Act Two]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Rocky Waste]]
 
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** [[The Stony Tomb]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Dry Hills]]
 
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** [[Halls of the Dead]] -- 3 levels
 
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* [[Far Oasis]]
 
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** [[Maggot Lair]] -- 3 levels
 
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* [[Lost City]]
 
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** [[Ancient Tunnels]]
 
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* [[Valley of Snakes]]
 
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** [[Claw Viper Temple]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[The Palace]]
 
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* [[Harem]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[The Palace Cellar]] -- 3 levels
 
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* [[Arcane Sanctuary]]
 
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* [[Canyon of the Magi]]
 
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** [[Tal Rasha's Tomb]] -- 7 levels
 
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*** [[Tal Rasha's Chamber]]
 
  
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==[[Act I]]==
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These are only the levels of Act I. If you want further details about [[quest]]s, [[NPC]]s, [[monster]]s and [[boss]]es, then see the [[Act I]] article.
  
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==[[Act Three]]==
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{{:Act_I}}
  
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* [[Kurast Docks]]
 
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* [[Spider Forest]]
 
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** [[Arachnid Lair]]
 
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** [[Spider Cavern]]
 
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* [[Great Marsh]]
 
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* [[Flayer Jungle]]
 
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** [[Swampy Pit]] -- 3 levels
 
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** [[Flayer Dungeon]] -- 3 levels
 
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* [[Lower Kurast]]
 
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* [[Kurast Bazaar]]
 
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** [[Disused Fane]]
 
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** [[Ruined Temple]]
 
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* [[Sewers]] -- 2 levels
 
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* [[Upper Kurast]]
 
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** [[Forgotten Temple]]
 
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** [[Forgotten Reliquary]]
 
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* [[Kurast Causeway]]
 
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** [[Disused Reliquary]]
 
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** [[Ruined Fane]]
 
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* [[Travincal]]
 
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* [[Durance of Hate]] -- 3 levels
 
  
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==[[Act II]]==
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These are only the levels of Act II. If you want further details about [[quest]]s, [[NPC]]s, [[monster]]s and [[boss]]es, then see the [[Act II]] article.
  
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==[[Act Four]]==
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{{:Act_II}}
  
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* [[Pandemonium Fortress]]
 
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* [[Outer Steppes]]
 
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* [[Plains of Despair]]
 
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* [[City of the Damned]]
 
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* [[River of Flames]]
 
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* [[Chaos Sanctuary]]
 
  
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==[[Act III]]==
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These are only the levels of Act III. If you want further details about [[quest]]s, [[NPC]]s, [[monster]]s and [[boss]]es, then see the [[Act III]] article.
  
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==[[Act Five]]==
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{{:Act III}}
  
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* [[Harrogath]]
 
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* [[Bloody Foothills]]
 
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* [[Frigid Highlands]]
 
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** [[Abaddon]]
 
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* [[Arreat Plateau]]
 
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** [[Pit of Acheron]]
 
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* [[Crystalline Passage]]
 
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** [[Frozen River]]
 
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* [[Nihlathak's Temple]]
 
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** [[Halls of Anguish]]
 
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*** [[Halls of Pain]]
 
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**** [[Halls of Vaught]]
 
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* [[Glacial Trail]]
 
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** [[Drifter Cavern]]
 
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* [[Frozen Tundra]]
 
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** [[Infernal Pit]]
 
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* [[The Ancients' Way]]
 
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** [[Icy Cellar]]
 
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* [[Arreat Summit]]
 
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* [[Worldstone Keep]] -- 3 levels
 
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** [[Throne of Destruction]]
 
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*** [[Worldstone Chamber]]
 
  
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===[[Pandemonium Event]]===
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==[[Act IV]]==
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These are only the levels of Act IV. If you want further details about [[quest]]s, [[NPC]]s, [[monster]]s and [[boss]]es, then see the [[Act IV]] article.
  
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{{:Act IV}}
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==[[Act V]]==
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These are only the levels of Act V. If you want further details about [[quest]]s, [[NPC]]s, [[monster]]s and [[boss]]es, then see the [[Act V]] article.
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{{:Act V}}
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==[[Pandemonium Event]]==
 
[[Image:Quest-pande-portals.jpg|thumb|250px]]Four more areas are accessible through the special realm-only quest, the [[Pandemonium Event]]. These can only be accessed on the realms, in v1.11, and not at all in single player. These areas are identical to areas found elsewhere in the game, are non-random in layout, and are occupied only by the various [[Uber Monsters]]. The levels are:
 
[[Image:Quest-pande-portals.jpg|thumb|250px]]Four more areas are accessible through the special realm-only quest, the [[Pandemonium Event]]. These can only be accessed on the realms, in v1.11, and not at all in single player. These areas are identical to areas found elsewhere in the game, are non-random in layout, and are occupied only by the various [[Uber Monsters]]. The levels are:
  
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* [[Uber Tristram]]
 
* [[Uber Tristram]]
  
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{{Levels navbox|Act_I}}
  
 
[[category:levels]]
 
[[category:levels]]
 
[[category:basics]]
 
[[category:basics]]

Latest revision as of 04:44, 2 September 2011

Each level in Diablo II is a self-contained area with its own monsters and treasures that are part of an over-all Act.


About Levels[edit]

The full Rogue Encampment level from Act I. The first level.

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, gold chests, and more.


Act I[edit]

These are only the levels of Act I. If you want further details about quests, NPCs, monsters and bosses, then see the Act I article.


Levels of Act I [e]


Act II[edit]

These are only the levels of Act II. If you want further details about quests, NPCs, monsters and bosses, then see the Act II article.


Levels of Act II [e]


Act III[edit]

These are only the levels of Act III. If you want further details about quests, NPCs, monsters and bosses, then see the Act III article.


Levels of Act III [e]


Act IV[edit]

These are only the levels of Act IV. If you want further details about quests, NPCs, monsters and bosses, then see the Act IV article.


Levels of Act IV [e]


Act V[edit]

These are only the levels of Act V. If you want further details about quests, NPCs, monsters and bosses, then see the Act V article.


Levels of Act V [e]



Pandemonium Event[edit]

Quest-pande-portals.jpg
Four more areas are accessible through the special realm-only quest, the Pandemonium Event. These can only be accessed on the realms, in v1.11, and not at all in single player. These areas are identical to areas found elsewhere in the game, are non-random in layout, and are occupied only by the various Uber Monsters. The levels are:


Levels of Diablo II - Acts - Towns - Waypoints [e] Diablo II: Act I Act II Act III Act IV   LoD: Act V
Act I - Quests [e]
Act II - Quests [e]
Act III - Quests [e]
Act IV - Quests [e]
Act V - Quests [e]

Pandemonium Event

Note: The Pandemonium Event
only spawns on the realms.

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