You’ll only get Diablo 4’s rarest items at the game’s highest levels
"They're realllly rare!"
A Blizzard developer has clarified how players can secure Diablo 4's rarest unique items.
In a tweet posted to Twitter earlier today, Diablo 4's lead class designer Adam Jackson settled some of the confusion around the game's rarest items, revealing that rare drops like Andariel’s Visage, Doombringer, Harlequin Crest, Melted Heart of Selig, Ring of Starless Skies, and The Grandfather will only drop from enemies higher than level 85 when you're also L85, or in Nightmare Dungeons from level 31.
Furthermore, while you can secure them "anywhere you can get a regular unique, and they always drop at 820 [item] power", Jackson added that they are "realllly rare" and there are currently "six of them in the game".
Hello! I wanted to clear up some details on the rarest Unique items in Diablo 4.1. They can drop from level 85+ enemies2. You get them anywhere you can get a regular Unique, and they always drop at 820 ipower3. We currently have 6 of them in the game4. They're realllly rare! pic.twitter.com/pVVj5DTEaUJune 24, 2023
To accompany the tweet, Jackson shared the descriptions of each of the items.
Blizzard's latest hotfix for Diablo 4 means Druids can no longer find Barbarian weapons in their drops. As detailed in yesterday's hotfix update, Blizzard says the Barbarian Unique weapons Overkill, Hellhammer, and Ancient’s Oath will no longer drop for Druid players.
This means that going forward, you'll still be able to use these weapons if you already have them equipped before the hotfix, but if they're not equipped, "you will not be able to re-equip them".
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Ineson says that he started work on both games "three years ago" but had no idea they'd been releasing within weeks of each other.
"Thank you for all the kind words about Final Fantasy 16 and Diablo 4," Ineson tweeted.
We gave Diablo 4 a notable 5 out of 5 stars in the GamesRadar+ Diablo 4 review, calling it "a diabolical assault on the senses".
Diablo 4 is out now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series S.
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