2/10 necro with 9 repl and 36 lr

2 skills
10 fcr
9 repl life
36 lr
7 ml
16 mana
9 mana reg

Mana leech messed it up. Still worth a

Jah (or more)?

Is the level req on this amulet 95?

lvl 89

I think you could get around 5-10

Jah for it.

Nice!
Is repl life that valuable?

I know it's used in pvp but I thought 4 good affixes are needed for 5+

Jah valuations.

(Mana leech is useless on this, right?)

You do have 4 good affixes. skills, 10fcr, high light res, and the high rep life roll (very valuable in pvp - its the only consistent source of life).

Yea mana leech is pointless

Wait for a second opinion though. This is a niche amulet - will take time to sell.

Sounds a bit high to me, but I may be too far from the amu market

Only a temp/not wanted for pvp.
Life rep is useless for pvm.
So 1 HR for me.

Knappogue wrote: 1 year ago

You do have 4 good affixes. skills, 10fcr, high light res, and the high rep life roll (very valuable in pvp - its the only consistent source of life).

Yea mana leech is pointless

Wait for a second opinion though. This is a niche amulet - will take time to sell.

Technically, the 10 fcr is not an affix but a (perfectly rolled) crafting mod.

vued wrote: 1 year ago

Knappogue wrote: 1 year ago

You do have 4 good affixes. skills, 10fcr, high light res, and the high rep life roll (very valuable in pvp - its the only consistent source of life).

Yea mana leech is pointless

Wait for a second opinion though. This is a niche amulet - will take time to sell.

Technically, the 10 fcr is not an affix but a (perfectly rolled) crafting mod.

Distinction without a difference.

vued wrote: 1 year ago

Technically, the 10 fcr is not an affix but a (perfectly rolled) crafting mod.

Every "mods" are affixes/properties.
But crafting affixes aren't suffixes/prefixes.

Tornado_OLO wrote: 1 year ago

vued wrote: 1 year ago

Technically, the 10 fcr is not an affix but a (perfectly rolled) crafting mod.

Every "mods" are affixes/properties.
But crafting affixes aren't suffixes/prefixes.

My remark was with the intention to note that this item did not have 4/4 good affixes but only 3/4 (and one mod which looks like an affix). My intention was not to split hairs.

But I don't like to be called wrong when I'm right.

Affix = {Prefix | Suffix}
Mod = short for Modificator = property = basically anything = {Automod | Affix | fixed property | other mods (like sockets from

Larzuk)}

Source:
"Crafted Items have 3-4 Fixed Properties" (also called "fixed effects" here: https://classic.battle.net/diablo2exp/i ... ster.shtml)
"Crafted Items have 1-4 Random Magical Prefixes/Suffixes"

https://classic.battle.net/diablo2exp/i ... tems.shtml

The origin of affix comes from linguistics and it made sense in D2 for magic items, which have one pre- and one suffix which are displayed as the item name.

Blizzard took this wording and applied it for rares as well, which makes sense from a software development perspective but not from a linguistic perspective.

Crafting and automods came with LoD. They are additional properties but separat from affixes.

Why is it important?
Because the value of an item is based on a) it's power and b) it's rareness.

To understand how rare an item is, you have to understand how properties are selected.

When crafting an amulet at high enough level, you draw 4 properties from group A (called affixes) and roll a range of 3 other foxed properties from group B (from which only roll actually matters, so you have a 1 in 6 chance of being good).

Getting a good group A is extremely unlikely. You have to first hit 3+/4 good affixes and then roll good on their ranges.

Getting a good group B is 1 in 6 (or even more often for Druid and Assa).

tl;dr: not every mod is an affix