Why tf is this ring lvl req 96???

because crafted stuff are bullshit.

Because of the "of the Lamprey" suffix. When a crafted ring rolls this suffix (6% mana leech) it often comes with a level 95 or 96 requirement, depending on what other affixes rolled.

Edit: You can avoid this by gambling and crafting your Blood Rings with a lower character level. The optimum range for this craft is level 80-83.

Knappogue wrote: 7 hours ago

Because of the "of the Lamprey" suffix. When a crafted ring rolls this suffix (6% mana leech) it often comes with a level 95 or 96 requirement, depending on what other affixes rolled.

Edit: You can avoid this by gambling and crafting your Blood Rings with a lower character level. The optimum range for this craft is level 80-83.

This sounds cool. I'll have to try your optimum range of 80-83. I'll probably stop getting results like the OP is stating. However, the internet teaches people to use Characters above 93 to gamble. Therefore to gain access to the best stats, attributes and rings/amulets. For many of my characters, the

Terror Zones are above level 96. And the internet teaches people to be sure to gain rings and amulets from

Terror Zones. Clearly the internet is 86.666666% inaccurate, right? But we've known this for years....

And it will likely get worse with the AI Garbage out there touting the "Tin Hat" people's illogical views.

Vampire suffix on a ring is affix lvl 86 but crafted items have inflated clvls...

¯\_(ツ)_/¯


only amulets req. a high level (to get 2 skills)...

krathkor wrote: 6 hours ago

Vampire suffix on a ring is affix lvl 86 but crafted items have inflated clvls...

¯\_(ツ)_/¯


only amulets req. a high level (to get 2 skills)...

I read somewhere that to get the best crafting rings... Gamble with

Gheed using a mid level character. The article stated that many of the best attributes for rings will be better taken using this method.

I have not used a character at level 80 to gamble though... I usually use a character that is 47 to gamble or find rings. However the atttached pic reflects the OPs pain. Fortunately for me, my Barb can use this ring.

QuadraHedron wrote: 6 hours ago

This sounds cool. I'll have to try your optimum range of 80-83. I'll probably stop getting results like the OP is stating. However, the internet teaches people to use Characters above 93 to gamble. Therefore to gain access to the best stats, attributes and rings/amulets.

There is a difference for rings and amulets. Optimum for rings is 80-83 to maximize desired affixes but not high enough to roll "of the Lamprey".
Amulets it's 93+ to guarantee an ilvl high enough to roll +2 skill.

QuadraHedron wrote: 6 hours ago

I read somewhere that to get the best crafting rings... Gamble with

Gheed using a mid level character. The article stated that many of the best attributes for rings will be better taken using this method.

This is the single best source for crafting information is this:
https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=30598890

Knappogue wrote: 6 hours ago

This is the single best source for crafting information is this:
https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=30598890

Thanks. I'll read the article. ***Bookmarked it, read it. Very cool.***

That URL reads like the other article and states pretty much the same. I believe that many people get caught up in the need for the very most affixes possible 100% of the time. Therefore, they want to combine the highest cLvl with highest iLvl. I have had rings that were over iLvl 71 and have gotten fewer than 4 affixes, but i put that up to RNG.

I sell these for 5

Jah. It's a rarity!!! And that +3 MaeK is dope!

DasNarf wrote: 5 hours ago

I sell these for 5

Jah. It's a rarity!!! And that +3 MaeK is dope!

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If you viewed these with an Amazon the level req would be much lower

The 6% mana leech affix req Clvl 96 on certain crafted rings for some reason.

However, having a lvl 97 character, I wouldn't care if it had that level requirement if the other stuff was good enough to use.

I think people like to have 5% mana leech on the crafted rings to avoid this high level requirement.