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Can I make a Crafted Item with a socketed item?

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	== Can I make a Crafted Item with a socketed item? ==		== Can I make a Crafted Item with a socketed item? ==

	~~Only~~ with a ~~magical~~ item ~~that has~~ sockets.		Yes, but only for item types that can have sockets (helms, non-throwing weapons, shields, and body armor). There are two methods of making crafted items with sockets:

			# Use the socketing quest reward from [[Larzuk]] to add a socket to a socket-less crafted item. Larzuk will always add exactly 1 socket to crafted items.
			# Keep crafting until an item with the 'Mechanic's' prefix pops up. This will randomly add 1-2 sockets to the crafted item.

	== Does the quality of the jewel or gem in the recipe matter? ==		== Does the quality of the jewel or gem in the recipe matter? ==

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	== Are there any good crafting recipes in v1.09? ==		== Are there any good crafting recipes in v1.09? ==

	Yes, though most players are ignorant of them. Lots of players like ~~[http://www.diabloii.net/items/crafted/images/hitpower-gloves.shtml~~ Hit Power gloves], which come with knockback, for their Bowazons. Hit Power gloves require an Ort, perfect Sapphire, and any jewel, as well as magical Chain Gloves or Heavy Bracers or Vambraces. You can buy or gamble chain gloves easily, so the number of these you make is limited only by how many Orts and Sapphires you find or trade for.		Yes, though most players are ignorant of them. Lots of players like Hit Power gloves, which come with knockback, for their Bowazons. Hit Power gloves require an Ort, perfect Sapphire, and any jewel, as well as magical Chain Gloves or Heavy Bracers or Vambraces. You can buy or gamble chain gloves easily, so the number of these you make is limited only by how many Orts and Sapphires you find or trade for.

	Blood ~~[images/blood-ring.shtml~~ rings ]and ~~[images/blood-amulet.shtml~~ amulets], as well as Caster ~~[images/caster-ring1.shtml~~ rings] and ~~[images/caster-amulet1.shtml~~ amulets ]are potentially very nice as well.		Blood rings and amulets, as well as Caster rings and amulets are potentially very nice as well.

	[[Image:blood-amulet3.jpg\|frame\|Dual leech lives!]]		[[Image:blood-amulet3.jpg\|frame\|Dual leech lives!]]

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My crafting never gets anything good, should I keep trying?

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	\| ~~Dual leech lives!~~		\| Skills and frw, better then some rare amulets I gambled.
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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=

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2008-06-09T05:51:05Z

How are the random mods generated?

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	It's complicated. Basically you want to use the highest level items you have in the recipe, and have your highest level character actually create it.		It's complicated. Basically you want to use the highest level items you have in the recipe, and have your highest level character actually create it.

	The game actually takes into account the Clvl of the character doing the crafting, and the qlvl (Quality Level) of the item, which is determined by which monster dropped the item, or which level character spawned the item if it was bought from an NPC or gambled. See ~~our~~ [~~http://www.diabloii.net/wiki/Item_Generation_Tutorial~~ Item Generation ~~page~~ ]for more details on Ilvl and everything else.		The game actually takes into account the Clvl of the character doing the crafting, and the qlvl (Quality Level) of the item, which is determined by which monster dropped the item, or which level character spawned the item if it was bought from an NPC or gambled. See the [[Item Generation Tutorial]] for more details on Ilvl and everything else.

	If you are looking to craft something, save one you find from a very high level monster on hell, and use your highest level character.		If you are looking to craft something, save one you find from a very high level monster on hell, and use your highest level character.

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2008-05-18T12:40:13Z

How are the random mods generated?

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	It's complicated. Basically you want to use the highest level items you have in the recipe, and have your highest level character actually create it.		It's complicated. Basically you want to use the highest level items you have in the recipe, and have your highest level character actually create it.

	The game actually takes into account the Clvl of the character doing the crafting, and the qlvl (Quality Level) of the item, which is determined by which monster dropped the item, or which level character spawned the item if it was bought from an NPC or gambled. See our [http://www.diabloii.net/~~items~~/~~item-generation.shtml~~ Item Generation page ]for more details on Ilvl and everything else.		The game actually takes into account the Clvl of the character doing the crafting, and the qlvl (Quality Level) of the item, which is determined by which monster dropped the item, or which level character spawned the item if it was bought from an NPC or gambled. See our [http://www.diabloii.net/wiki/Item_Generation_Tutorial Item Generation page ]for more details on Ilvl and everything else.

	If you are looking to craft something, save one you find from a very high level monster on hell, and use your highest level character.		If you are looking to craft something, save one you find from a very high level monster on hell, and use your highest level character.

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	There is a minimum Clvl req based on the pre-set mods, but if the Clvl of the Excep or Elite item, or any of the random affixes, is higher the highest Clvl req will always take precedence. They are generally a lot higher than a comparable Rare would be.		There is a minimum Clvl req based on the pre-set mods, but if the Clvl of the Excep or Elite item, or any of the random affixes, is higher the highest Clvl req will always take precedence. They are generally a lot higher than a comparable Rare would be.

	Will I lose items if I do a bad recipe?=		=Will I lose items if I do a bad recipe?=

	No, trying crafted items is totally safe, if you have anything extra in the cube it won't work, and if any ingredient is wrong it won't work. This makes it easy to test the mostly-deactivated recipes, you can just keep trying different things and don't have to worry about losing anything extra in the recipe.		No, trying crafted items is totally safe, if you have anything extra in the cube it won't work, and if any ingredient is wrong it won't work. This makes it easy to test the mostly-deactivated recipes, you can just keep trying different things and don't have to worry about losing anything extra in the recipe.

	[[Category:Crafted Items]]		[[Category:Crafted Items]]

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	Yes, if they are magical. They become normal items; they do not remain Ethereal.		Yes, if they are magical. They become normal items; they do not remain Ethereal.

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	~~\| [[Image:amulet94.JPG]]~~
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	=What's with the Clvl reqs on Crafted Items?=		=What's with the Clvl reqs on Crafted Items?=

	They're rather high, that's what. The Clvl req is determined by taking the Clvl req of the highest random modifier, and adding to that for each other mod on the item. You can get Clvl reqs over 100 in some cases, making the item useless.		They're rather high, that's what. The Clvl req is determined by taking the Clvl req of the highest random modifier, and adding to that for each other mod on the item. You can get Clvl reqs over 100 in some cases, making the item useless.

	~~The blood amulet pictured here was made on USEast in v1.09.~~

	=Are there any good crafting recipes in v1.09?=		=Are there any good crafting recipes in v1.09?=