Hello my fellow guardians of Sanctuary,
while shopping through Anya's inventory and searching for 3/20 gloves for my Javazon I came across some magic Runic Talons with several abilities that just looked eyecatching to me, because it had so many +x to different assassin abilities, increased attack speed and whatever.
I've sent a friend of mine what I found and told him the specs and asked him if he has any need for it, because I knew he used to main all different kinds of Assassin builds.
He immediatly called me and asked right away (without even greeting me, what a dork) if I bought the Claws or if Anyas inventory allready refreshed, well, I told him that the Claws are still available and that I can buy them for around 400k Gold, the only thing he said is "buy them, immediatly, now, do it!", well I did and gave them to him, he sold them to a PvP dude for 5 Jah's and 5 Ber's, he kept 1 of each and I got the rest.
Ofc I was like "wtf just happened?!", but my real question is, why in Baals sake would someone buy an Item worth 400k Gold for THAT! much?!
I mean, what am I missing here? What makes "PvP Items" so special and expensive?
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Hello my fellow guardians of Sanctuary,
while shopping through Anya's inventory and searching for 3/20 gloves for my Javazon I came across some magic Runic Talons with several abilities that just looked eyecatching to me, because it had so many +x to different assassin abilities, increased attack speed and whatever.
I've sent a friend of mine what I found and told him the specs and asked him if he has any need for it, because I knew he used to main all different kinds of Assassin builds.
He immediatly called me and asked right away (without even greeting me, what a dork) if I bought the Claws or if Anyas inventory allready refreshed, well, I told him that the Claws are still available and that I can buy them for around 400k Gold, the only thing he said is "buy them, immediatly, now, do it!", well I did and gave them to him, he sold them to a PvP dude for 5 Jah's and 5 Ber's, he kept 1 of each and I got the rest.
Ofc I was like "wtf just happened?!", but my real question is, why in Baals sake would someone buy an Item worth 400k Gold for THAT! much?!
I mean, what am I missing here? What makes "PvP Items" so special and expensive?
Description by while shopping through Anya's inventory and searching for 3/20 gloves for my Javazon I came across some magic Runic Talons with several abilities that just looked eyecatching to me, because it had so many +x to different assassin abilities, increased attack speed and whatever.
I've sent a friend of mine what I found and told him the specs and asked him if he has any need for it, because I knew he used to main all different kinds of Assassin builds.
He immediatly called me and asked right away (without even greeting me, what a dork) if I bought the Claws or if Anyas inventory allready refreshed, well, I told him that the Claws are still available and that I can buy them for around 400k Gold, the only thing he said is "buy them, immediatly, now, do it!", well I did and gave them to him, he sold them to a PvP dude for 5 Jah's and 5 Ber's, he kept 1 of each and I got the rest.
Ofc I was like "wtf just happened?!", but my real question is, why in Baals sake would someone buy an Item worth 400k Gold for THAT! much?!
I mean, what am I missing here? What makes "PvP Items" so special and expensive?
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* All my trades are NON-Ladder and on RotW!
TLDR: Because the odds of that blue item being sold at a vendor is astronomical. Since most players don't check vendors or blue items in general, their availability is limited. 400k Gold is literally nothing in game. PVP players are usually filthy rich (runes, currency charms, etc) and will pay eye-watering sums to get the best items possible
The real endgame for most people is PVP. Once PVM has gotten so boring the next level of difficulty is other players. Usually when this happens players have amassed a significant amount of Wealth. PVP games can be decided by slivers of health, by one extra point of strength or life or defense.
Blue items with certain combinations of affixes and auto-mods are actually some of the rarest items in the game. Things like:
Entrapping Claws of Quickness which rolled +3 Lightning Sentry as an auto mod
Lancer's Javelins of Quickness which rolled with +3 Javelin skills as an auto mod
Any LoD trade I have can be moved to RotW.
Will accept certain statues and keys instead of rune payments for my trades.
Will accept certain statues and keys instead of rune payments for my trades.
It was definetly +3 to Lightning Sentry and +3 to two different other abilities, and, as mentioned + 20% or 30% to Attack Speed, my friend even put 2 sockets at Larzuk on them which made the item even way more expensive, to his words at least.
Is there anything someone should watch out for? Some specific blue items? Like at least picking them up to identify them, even if chances are close to 0 that something interesting unveils?
Because since then I pick up any kind of blue Claws or Talons and identify them
Is there anything someone should watch out for? Some specific blue items? Like at least picking them up to identify them, even if chances are close to 0 that something interesting unveils?
Because since then I pick up any kind of blue Claws or Talons and identify them
* All my trades are NON-Ladder and on RotW!
This reddit post covers a lot of them: https://www.reddit.com/r/diablo2/commen ... you_think/Flipchart wrote: 1 hour ago
Is there anything someone should watch out for? Some specific blue items? Like at least picking them up to identify them, even if chances are close to 0 that something interesting unveils?
To OP, to compare ingame Gold to actual value of an item is a mistake 
applies to all type of online games that have pvp usage and even for pvm usage.
Of course? Value is subjective but yeah ingame Gold value of items , one can entirely ignore that when selling items to actual person, as ppl perceive items based on how good it is and the rate that the item drops at , and how well it is utilised.
Nice find on that claw btw
applies to all type of online games that have pvp usage and even for pvm usage.Of course? Value is subjective but yeah ingame Gold value of items , one can entirely ignore that when selling items to actual person, as ppl perceive items based on how good it is and the rate that the item drops at , and how well it is utilised.
Nice find on that claw btw
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D2Veteran wrote: 1 hour agoThis reddit post covers a lot of them: https://www.reddit.com/r/diablo2/commen ... you_think/Flipchart wrote: 1 hour ago
Is there anything someone should watch out for? Some specific blue items? Like at least picking them up to identify them, even if chances are close to 0 that something interesting unveils?
Oh wow thanks to both of you. Man, I never knew "this side" of Diablo.
Allways thought finding an almost perfect Griffon is the best thing that could happen but man this is crazy stuff.
So it's they crazy rare combination of auto mods and affixes that can even exceed the value of some of the most powerfull and sought after uniques and runewords in the entire game.
Its jawdropping how much some items are worth and you can buy them from vendors like Anya, lol.
* All my trades are NON-Ladder and on RotW!
There's also a niche market for LLD (low level duel) items, clvl 1-30, some of which go for a lot to the right buyer. I don't know much about LLD so i can't really help in that regard.
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