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	{{Item navbox}}Crafted Items are player-made items, created in the [[Horadric Cube]] and formed from a magical item and a few other recipe items such as gems or runes.		{{Item navbox}}Crafted Items are player-made items, created in the [[Horadric Cube]] and formed from a magical item and a few other recipe items such as gems or runes.
			== General Information ==
	=General Information=

	Crafted Items are named in orange, and have constructed names, like rare items. They have semi-random stats. Each is is tied directly to the recipe used to make it, and that recipe will always produce an item of that type, with stats from the same allowed mods. Staffmods, automods, affixes, sockets and/or etherealness on the item you use to make the crafted item are irrelevant and are erased when the mods for the crafted item are rolled.		Crafted Items are named in orange, and have constructed names, like rare items. They have semi-random stats. Each is is tied directly to the recipe used to make it, and that recipe will always produce an item of that type, with stats from the same allowed mods. Staffmods, automods, affixes, sockets and/or etherealness on the item you use to make the crafted item are irrelevant and are erased when the mods for the crafted item are rolled.
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	Crafted items are treated like Rares by the game code, and will only get mods that can occur on Rares. They do not get magic-only mods (though there are very few of these post-v1.10).		Crafted items are treated like Rares by the game code, and will only get mods that can occur on Rares. They do not get magic-only mods (though there are very few of these post-v1.10).
			== Special Mods ==
	=Special Mods=

	One of the best aspects of Crafted Items are that their preset mods are often things that magical and rare items can never have, such as Deadly Strike, Open Wounds, Fire Absorb, Demon Heal, and many more. You can also get modifiers that aren't otherwise possible on a particular item type, life leech on Blood Boots, integer damage reduction on Safety Gloves, faster cast rate on Caster Belts, and many more.		One of the best aspects of Crafted Items are that their preset mods are often things that magical and rare items can never have, such as Deadly Strike, Open Wounds, Fire Absorb, Demon Heal, and many more. You can also get modifiers that aren't otherwise possible on a particular item type, life leech on Blood Boots, integer damage reduction on Safety Gloves, faster cast rate on Caster Belts, and many more.

	So you are not just making Rares from expensive ingredients, you are making items with stats that you can never find otherwise, other than on some Unique and Set Items.		So you are not just making Rares from expensive ingredients, you are making items with stats that you can never find otherwise, other than on some Unique and Set Items.
			== Recipes ==
	=Recipes=

	Check the [[Crafting Recipes\| recipe page]] for all recipes. Generally speaking, the recipes are a mixture of items, with usually something magical, a perfect gem, a jewel, and a rune. The Runes are always certain ones, not just any Rune, and the same Rune is used in many different recipes. Hel is very popular in making class-specific rings, for example.		Check the [[Crafting Recipes\| recipe page]] for all recipes. Generally speaking, the recipes are a mixture of items, with usually something magical, a perfect gem, a jewel, and a rune. The Runes are always certain ones, not just any Rune, and the same Rune is used in many different recipes. Hel is very popular in making class-specific rings, for example.

	Some recipes require a magical item, and others will work with a normal or magical item, and some will let you reuse the crafted item you just made. These are noted on the recipe pages.		Some recipes require a magical item, and others will work with a normal or magical item, and some will let you reuse the crafted item you just made. These are noted on the recipe pages.
			== Socketing ==
	=Socketing=

	You can put a crafted item into the socketing quest in Act Five and get 1 socket added only, same as Rare, Unique, and Set items.		You can put a crafted item into the socketing quest in Act Five and get 1 socket added only, same as Rare, Unique, and Set items.
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	"Safety Weapon" recipe #1 with a Great Axe. This is another beta weapon, when the socketing quest would add more than one socket. So we have here the huge list of Preset and random mods on the Crafted Item, along with the results of Thul (3-9 Cold Damage, 3 sec Cold time) and Eld (175% Damage to Undead, +50 AR against Undead), along with a Perfect Skull, giving this just a ridiculous amount of mods. (end beta info)		"Safety Weapon" recipe #1 with a Great Axe. This is another beta weapon, when the socketing quest would add more than one socket. So we have here the huge list of Preset and random mods on the Crafted Item, along with the results of Thul (3-9 Cold Damage, 3 sec Cold time) and Eld (175% Damage to Undead, +50 AR against Undead), along with a Perfect Skull, giving this just a ridiculous amount of mods. (end beta info)
			== Other Details ==
	=Other Details=

	Crafted items come in distinct types; Caster, Bloody, Safety, and Hitpower are a few common types, where there are many types of weapons, armor, and jewelry with similar properties. Any characters can make or use these.		Crafted items come in distinct types; Caster, Bloody, Safety, and Hitpower are a few common types, where there are many types of weapons, armor, and jewelry with similar properties. Any characters can make or use these.

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	==Clvl Requirements==		==Clvl Requirements==

	~~These are said to be the~~ Clvl req of ~~the~~ highest ~~Ilvl '''random mod '''~~+ 3 ~~Clvls for each additional random mod~~. If ~~you use an Excep or Elite weapon~~, ~~there~~ will be an item ~~level~~ requirement ~~for it that might be higher than~~ the ~~crafting adds~~. ~~Just how~~ the Clvl requirement is ~~set needs to be studied more~~.		The Clvl requirement of crafted items is calculated as: (Clvl req of highest affix) + 10 + (3 x (number of affixes)). If the Clvl requirement of the base item is higher, than it will be used instead.

			It is theoretically possible to craft an item with a prohibitively high Clvl requirement. For example, a crafted Caster Amulet with the "of the Lamprey" suffix (6% life leech, Clvl 73) and three other affixes will have a Clvl requirement of 73 + 10 + (3 x 4) = 95. Note that the total Clvl requirement is always capped at 98, so you cannot craft an item with an impossibly high Clvl requirement.

	==Ingredients==		==Ingredients==

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	==Random Mods==		==Random Mods==
	All Crafted items can have from ~~1-5 random affixes. We don't yet know if there is a varying range per specific recipe, (If some Crafted items will always get 2 or 3, or~~ 1-4~~, or 3-5, etc) nor how they pick the~~ random affixes ~~in terms of ilvl. It could be based on your Clvl, the item you use in the recipe, or something else~~. These mods will be the ones allowed on Rare items, not the bigger magic-only mods.		All Crafted items can have from 1-4 random affixes. These mods will be the ones allowed on Rare items, not the bigger magic-only mods.

			The maximum ilvl of affixes for random mods is determined by the Clvl of the character executing the recipe, by the following formula:

			* At ilvls 1-30, there's a 40% chance of 1 affix and a 20% chance each of 2, 3 or 4 affixes.
			* At ilvls 31-50, there's a 60% chance of 2 affixes and a 20% chance each of 3 or 4 affixes.
			* At ilvls 51-70, there's an 80% chance of 3 affixes and a 20% chance of 4 affixes.
			* At ilvls 71+, there's a 100% chance of 4 affixes.

	==Socketing==		==Socketing==

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	[[category:crafted Items]]		[[category:crafted Items]]



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	Crafted Items are named in orange, and have constructed names, like rare items. They have semi-random stats. Each is is tied directly to the recipe used to make it, and that recipe will always produce an item of that type, with stats from the same allowed mods. Staffmods, automods, affixes, sockets and/or etherealness on the item you use to make the crafted item are irrelevant and are erased when the mods for the crafted item are rolled.		Crafted Items are named in orange, and have constructed names, like rare items. They have semi-random stats. Each is is tied directly to the recipe used to make it, and that recipe will always produce an item of that type, with stats from the same allowed mods. Staffmods, automods, affixes, sockets and/or etherealness on the item you use to make the crafted item are irrelevant and are erased when the mods for the crafted item are rolled.

	Crafted Items are not all identical like Uniques, and they are not totally random, like Rares. Instead each Crafted Item recipe will always produce an item with from 1-4 preset modifiers, and 1-4 random modifiers. The preset mods are listed on our recipes page, but the random mods are just that, random. This is where luck comes in, as you might need to do the same recipe multiple times to get a good roll of random mods on top of the preset mods that will always be on that recipe.		Crafted Items are not all identical like Uniques, and they are not totally random, like Rares. Instead each Crafted Item recipe will always produce an item with from 1-4 preset modifiers, and 1-4 random modifiers. The preset mods are listed on our [[Crafting_Recipes\|recipes page]], but the random mods are just that, random. This is where luck comes in, as you might need to do the same recipe multiple times to get a good roll of random mods on top of the preset mods that will always be on that recipe.

	Example (only valid in game version 1.07): There are two levels of the Blood Weapon. There are two of these, both require a ruby, a jewel, the item you want to craft, and a rune. Blood weapon #1 requires the Ort rune, which is pretty common, especially since you get one as a quest reward in Act Five. Blood Recipe #2 has slightly better preset mods, but it requires the Fal rune, which is #19, and found maybe 1/100th as often as Ort.		Example (only valid in game version 1.07): There are two levels of the Blood Weapon. There are two of these, both require a ruby, a jewel, the item you want to craft, and a rune. Blood weapon #1 requires the Ort rune, which is pretty common, especially since you get one as a quest reward in Act Five. Blood Recipe #2 has slightly better preset mods, but it requires the Fal rune, which is #19, and found maybe 1/100th as often as Ort.

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	Crafted Items are player-made items, created in the [[Horadric Cube]] and formed from a magical item and a few other recipe items such as gems or runes.		{{Item navbox}}Crafted Items are player-made items, created in the [[Horadric Cube]] and formed from a magical item and a few other recipe items such as gems or runes.

	=General Information=		=General Information=

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	You can put a crafted item into the socketing quest in Act Five and get 1 socket added only, same as Rare, Unique, and Set items.		You can put a crafted item into the socketing quest in Act Five and get 1 socket added only, same as Rare, Unique, and Set items.

	Example (only valid in game version beta):During the beta Crafted items were allowing up to three sockets, but this was due to a bug and has been fixed.		Example (only valid in game version beta):During the beta Crafted items were allowing up to three sockets, but this was due to a bug and has been fixed.

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	A "Blood Weapon" recipe #2 with a Balrog Blade, the elite version of a Giant Sword. Recipe is +2-6% life leech, +20 Life, and +40-80% Increased Damage. This item is from the D2X beta, when the socketing quest was adding max sockets for the item type. The random mods on this one worked incredibly well, with bonus damage, bonus to demons, and even min and max damage added. The Shael rune adds IAS, and there are two sockets to go.		A "Blood Weapon" recipe #2 with a Balrog Blade, the elite version of a Giant Sword. Recipe is +2-6% life leech, +20 Life, and +40-80% Increased Damage. This item is from the D2X beta, when the socketing quest was adding max sockets for the item type. The random mods on this one worked incredibly well, with bonus damage, bonus to demons, and even min and max damage added. The Shael rune adds IAS, and there are two sockets to go.

	"Safety Weapon" recipe #1 with a Great Axe. This is another beta weapon, when the socketing quest would add more than one socket. So we have here the huge list of Preset and random mods on the Crafted Item, along with the results of Thul (3-9 Cold Damage, 3 sec Cold time) and Eld (175% Damage to Undead, +50 AR against Undead), along with a Perfect Skull, giving this just a ridiculous amount of mods.(end beta info)		"Safety Weapon" recipe #1 with a Great Axe. This is another beta weapon, when the socketing quest would add more than one socket. So we have here the huge list of Preset and random mods on the Crafted Item, along with the results of Thul (3-9 Cold Damage, 3 sec Cold time) and Eld (175% Damage to Undead, +50 AR against Undead), along with a Perfect Skull, giving this just a ridiculous amount of mods. (end beta info)

	=Other Details=		=Other Details=

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	=Socketing=		=Socketing=

	You can put a crafted item into the socketing quest in Act Five and get 1 socket added only, same as Rare, Unique, and Set items. During the beta Crafted items were allowing up to three sockets, but this was due to a bug and has been fixed.		You can put a crafted item into the socketing quest in Act Five and get 1 socket added only, same as Rare, Unique, and Set items.
			Example (only valid in game version beta):During the beta Crafted items were allowing up to three sockets, but this was due to a bug and has been fixed.

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	A "Blood Weapon" recipe #2 with a Balrog Blade, the elite version of a Giant Sword. Recipe is +2-6% life leech, +20 Life, and +40-80% Increased Damage. This item is from the D2X beta, when the socketing quest was adding max sockets for the item type. The random mods on this one worked incredibly well, with bonus damage, bonus to demons, and even min and max damage added. The Shael rune adds IAS, and there are two sockets to go.		A "Blood Weapon" recipe #2 with a Balrog Blade, the elite version of a Giant Sword. Recipe is +2-6% life leech, +20 Life, and +40-80% Increased Damage. This item is from the D2X beta, when the socketing quest was adding max sockets for the item type. The random mods on this one worked incredibly well, with bonus damage, bonus to demons, and even min and max damage added. The Shael rune adds IAS, and there are two sockets to go.

	"Safety Weapon" recipe #1 with a Great Axe. This is another beta weapon, when the socketing quest would add more than one socket. So we have here the huge list of Preset and random mods on the Crafted Item, along with the results of Thul (3-9 Cold Damage, 3 sec Cold time) and Eld (175% Damage to Undead, +50 AR against Undead), along with a Perfect Skull, giving this just a ridiculous amount of mods.		"Safety Weapon" recipe #1 with a Great Axe. This is another beta weapon, when the socketing quest would add more than one socket. So we have here the huge list of Preset and random mods on the Crafted Item, along with the results of Thul (3-9 Cold Damage, 3 sec Cold time) and Eld (175% Damage to Undead, +50 AR against Undead), along with a Perfect Skull, giving this just a ridiculous amount of mods.(end beta info)

	=Other Details=		=Other Details=

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Socketing

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	\| Blood Weapon		\| Blood Weapon (beta only)
	\| Safety Weapon		\| Safety Weapon (beta only)
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	Example (only valid in game version 1.07): There are two levels of the Blood Weapon. There are two of these, both require a ruby, a jewel, the item you want to craft, and a rune. Blood weapon #1 requires the Ort rune, which is pretty common, especially since you get one as a quest reward in Act Five. Blood Recipe #2 has slightly better preset mods, but it requires the Fal rune, which is #19, and found maybe 1/100th as often as Ort.		Example (only valid in game version 1.07): There are two levels of the Blood Weapon. There are two of these, both require a ruby, a jewel, the item you want to craft, and a rune. Blood weapon #1 requires the Ort rune, which is pretty common, especially since you get one as a quest reward in Act Five. Blood Recipe #2 has slightly better preset mods, but it requires the Fal rune, which is #19, and found maybe 1/100th as often as Ort.

	[[Image:blood-weapon04_Flux.jpg\|right\|frame\|Typical Blood Weapon #1 results]]		[[Image:blood-weapon04_Flux.jpg\|right\|frame\|Typical Blood Weapon #1 results (1.07 only)]]

	Every time you do the Blood Weapon #1 recipe, you'll get the weapon with:		Every time you do the Blood Weapon #1 recipe, you'll get the weapon with:

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