Let’s begin with these singular items that are some of the rarest finds in the game and are also used by multiple classes. We’ll start with the High Demand / High Value category. Each section goes over more widely used items and then drill down deeper to look at items based on more build and archetype uses We’ll be looking at items within Demand & Value categories. Or just glance at my Pricing Guide if you want a fair estimate of value
If you want to trade your treasure, then check with us first and get an up-to-date value of what it’s worth. We have an entire forum devoted to price checking with fast and accurate pricing of your item. I’d love to do that here, but these prices fluctuate rapidly. Now, just because you’ve decided whether to trash it or stash it – the next step is to price it.
Someone may want these, but there are plenty of sellers and very few buyers ( Ethereal Edge, Naj’s Circlet) Either very common drops, outclassed by other items, or just plain junk. No Demand / No Value = This is the category for items you can safely trash.Low Demand / Low Value = Used by one build but may still be BiS (Best In Slot) or used as budget options for more builds but is a common drop ( Magefist, Jalal’s Mane).High Demand / Mid Value = Used by multiple builds but common enough that they usually trade for mid runes ( Raven Frost, Gheed’s Fortune).High Demand / High Value = Multiple builds use these items, they can be worth High Runes, or they are instantly tradeable (Griffon’s Eye, Hellfire Torch).Let’s quickly go over the categories of items in D2R: More importantly, I’m going through every unique and set item in the game so you can search this list and judge if that item you just found is worth stashing or if it’s safe to trash it. The answer is not always simple, but I hope after reading this guide you will have a better grasp of these values. This guide focuses on unique and set items and answers that question we’ve all had: Is this worth keeping?
Welcome to a guide about what Diablo 2 Resurrected items to keep.
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