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Most of which were occupied with gems! To have one of each quality, and 1 of each kind of gem you would have occupied 35 spaces in your stash. While playing the beta for D2R I ended up filling up a good portion of my non shared stash tab, and more than 60%of my shared stash tabs. The shared tabs is so incredibly nice, which means I no longer have to wait for a friend or family member to help me transfer my gear over to my mules. Luckily with Diablo 2 Resurrected the stash not only got its storage upgraded to 100 slots per page, but we also received a handful of shared stash tabs. Why is that? Because you are limited to inventory space, and stash space.

Now I dont know about anyone else, but in diablo 2 I used to, and still do have more mules(characters used to hold your extra items, gems, runes, extra gear for later use, or for trading) than I had regular characters I ever played. Luckily you can combine runes all the way up to the very last one playing ladder on old school Diablo 2, or regular play on Diablo 2 Resurrected. Adding them in certain combinations into socketed items to create what's known as runeword items, as well as using them in Horadric Cube crafting recipes. But runes are again used for numerous different things ranging from adding them to sockets in gear for their stats, or perks. There are a total of 33 different runes, again like gems each rune takes up one inventory slot. Then once Diablo 2 Lord of Destruction was released Runes were introduced into the game. 3 chipped to make one flawed all the way up to perfect. To increase the quality of your gems you need to combine 3 of one quality to achieve the next, ie.

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Plus after the first 10 or so Runes you are required to use a different gem of different quality in addition to multiples of the same rune to create the next level rune. They're also used for MANY different Horadric Cube crafting recipes ranging from using chopped gems to craft a basic rejuvenation potion, to crafting custom pieces of armor, or altering stats, or sockets in different items. Players utilize different gems for different things ranging from actually adding them to socketed items for their stats, or perks they may add to them. Ever since the beginning of time in Diablo 2 Gems have never been stackable, and there are 5 different levels Chipped, Flawed, Normal, Flawless, and Perfect of 7 different kinds of gems being Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds, Amethysts, Diamonds, Topaz, and Skulls.

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