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Higher Damage Silverbranch

And a better one

Perfect roll, I guess.

Higher Damage Death's Harp.



Better Crown of Thorns.

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FaceLicker schrieb:

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Xymordos schrieb:

So in theory, I can find any unique, anywhere, assuming that it is above the required level to equip?

Sometimes I feel like I write things for absolutely no reason.

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FaceLicker schrieb:

Obtaining a Unique Item

• Random Drops - Unique items can be found as random drops just the same as any other item. Normal monsters drop items with an /itemlevel equal to the zone level, Magic monsters drop items with /itemlevel at zone level +1, Rare/Unique monsters drop items with /itemlevel at zone level +2.
  For example: If a unique item requires lvl 50 to equip that means it can be dropped by all monsters in lvl 50 zones or higher, dropped by Magic monsters and above in lvl 49 zones, and dropped by Rare or Unique monsters in lvl 48 zones.

This means that if you're looking for Kaom's Heart, or Glorious Plates to craft with, you can try searching in:

Lvl 66 Maps from Rare/Unique Monsters
OR
Lvl 67 Maps from Magic/Rare/Unique Monsters
OR
Lvl 68+ Maps from ANY Monster

I do not know what the max Vendor Level in Act 3 Merciless is, so I cannot confirm if you can buy Glorious Plates in Act 3 nor what ilvl they would be.

Written a few days ago, just want to ask: why are you equating the itemlevel with level required to equip?

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QCD schrieb:

Written a few days ago, just want to ask: why are you equating the itemlevel with level required to equip?

If an item is lvl 68 (as per the Armour Data Table) , e.g., Kaom's Heart, it requires at least character level 68 to equip. It also requires at least item level 68 to begin dropping. In order to get at least item level 68, see the post you quoted.

Another example: Quill Rain requires character level 5 to equip. It also requires at least an item level of 5 to begin dropping.

There are few exceptions to this required level = minimum item level coincidence. Those exceptions would be the low level items that do not have attribute requirements, and in some cases items obtained via vendor recipes.

Could it be? ;)

For the cloak of flame, does someone know if the damage conversion happens before or after armour being factored?

And if it's before, does it then mean that only 80% of the hit is being factored with armour?

Thanks!

Nvm..

Slightly better than the one on the front page.