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A batch of sensational leaks regarding Diablo 2: Resurrected has recently surfaced online ahead of BlizzCon.

It is no surprise that these rumors have sparked immediate discussion. However, judging by the available information, the source differs from the one behind the earlier Warlock screenshot leak, and the original tip-off provided no independently verifiable evidence.

More importantly, when viewed collectively, these proposed changes do not form a coherent design for a major content update.

Act 6

The current three-difficulty structure of D2 Resurrected - Normal, Nightmare, and Hell - is built upon the existing five-act progression.

Adding an Act 6 would have far-reaching consequences, affecting campaign progression, leveling routes, monster levels, quest pacing, and endgame farming efficiency.

If the monster levels in the new area exceed those of Act 5, the established farming maps and XP routes for Hell difficulty would likely need to be completely overhauled.

Character levels and gear progression curves upon entering the next difficulty tier would also need to be re-evaluated for Normal and Nightmare modes.

This level of development approaches that of a full expansion. The changes introduced by Act 6 could be even more extensive than adding a new character class, as the entire progression flow across all three difficulties would be affected.

If Blizzard were truly planning an expansion of this magnitude, one would expect to see a more comprehensive set of supporting systems.

Yet, the currently circulating list abruptly shifts focus to just two classes, two runewords, and a single D2 item slot - an overall scope that appears highly unbalanced.

Blessed Hammer

Perhaps the most outlandish claim regarding Paladin concerns Blessed Hammer skill.

Rumors suggest that the hammer would travel in a straight line for a distance before entering its signature spinning trajectory. Implementing this would require rewriting the skill's fundamental mechanics.

Hammerdin is one of Diablo 2's most established and iconic builds. Its damage type, casting rhythm, and the hammer's unique movement pattern have long defined its gameplay.

Even if Blizzard intended to further tweak Paladin, a more feasible approach would be to adjust damage, synergies, mana costs, or the casting experience.

Completely reworking the projectile's trajectory would affect positioning, hit mechanics, map adaptability, and PvP. This goes beyond standard skill balancing; it amounts to altering the skill's underlying operational logic. 

Druid Changes

Current rumors suggest that Werewolf Form will allow Teleporting; Hurricane will continuously cast Twister while active; using Tornado will grant Hurricane Lightning Damage; and Summon Grizzly will gain 80% Crushing Blow.

Taken in isolation, any single one of these might be viewed as a bold buff. However, when viewed together, the design philosophy clearly leans toward "skills triggering other skills" and "conditional synergies between skills."

Combinations like Hurricane + Twister or Hurricane + Tornado essentially require the game engine to check if one skill is active and then alter the effects of another.

While D2 Resurrected skill trees feature synergies, the core mechanic relies on spending skill points to boost raw stats; complex combos driven by real-time status effects are rare.

This is a key reason I feel this approach aligns more closely with modern ARPG design. The 80% Crushing Blow on Summon Grizzly, in particular - a stat that effectively functions as a constant proc - further undermines the credibility of these rumored changes.

Enigma

Removing +2 To All Skills seems drastic; many builds would suffer a direct loss in damage, summon strength, or skill levels. Yet, the attribute that truly defines Enigma's status has always been Teleport.

As long as Teleport remains, Hammerdins, Summon Necromancers, Wind Druids, and countless MF builds will continue to rely on the mobility Enigma provides. While losing two skill levels certainly weakens the item, it is unlikely to change its priority status in many character builds.

This creates an awkward situation regarding the nerf: the cost is significant, yet the landscape of essential gear may not shift much. Most characters currently using Enigma will probably continue to do so - simply accepting the loss of two skill levels.

Even stranger, the same set of rumors suddenly singles out Famine runeword.

If Blizzard were planning a systematic overhaul of runewords, one would expect to see a clear theme - such as rebalancing high-rune values, buffing underused melee gear, or toning down a few dominant Diablo 2 Resurrected items.

There is no apparent logical connection between singling out Enigma and Famine in this way.

Scabbard

The rumored new Scabbard equipment slot should not be viewed merely as the addition of a standard new item. 

Adding a class-exclusive equipment slot to the character interface would require Blizzard to consider UI design, drop mechanics, affix pools, class restrictions, inventory interactions, and overall character power balance.

Furthermore, new seasons would require a steady stream of gear for this slot, effectively necessitating the creation of an entire ecosystem of drops and class-specific D2 Resurrected items.

In terms of development scope, Scabbard - like Act 6 - represents a major feature capable of altering the long-standing build meta of D2R.

Without corroborating details, the simultaneous appearance of two such massive systems in a loosely structured, anonymous leak makes the claim difficult to credit.

Signs of Activity

It is not as if D2R has been completely dormant. One specific indicator is the update of Vendor Version from 3.3.93 to 3.3.94; however, this is a very minor version increment.

During Reign of the Warlord event, Vendor Version jumped from 1.7 to 3.0 - a far more significant shift. By comparison, the move from 3.3.93 to 3.3.94 looks like a minor backend adjustment, hardly sufficient to support content on the scale of an Act 6.

Some of Blizzard's regional official accounts continue to post D2R content, indicating that the game remains part of Blizzard's active operations and that promotional efforts haven't ceased entirely.

Blizzard is indeed still paying attention to D2R, and the game has a presence at BlizzCon. However, there is a vast gap between minor backend tweaks and the introduction of Act 6 combined with an entirely new gear system.

Until an official announcement is made, it is far more reasonable to anticipate a solid balance and content update than to assume Act 6 is already on the way.

This summer, the most exciting news for Diablo 2 Resurrected players is undoubtedly the upcoming Ladder Season 15, launching on August 21st.

Among the numerous updates included in Season 15 and its accompanying Patch 3.3, the most exciting for players are the adjustments to Uniques and Terror Zones. Of course, some players have also noticed the optimized game update schedule.

These adjustments may not seem groundbreaking, but they genuinely consider the player experience and make the game more enjoyable.

Game Schedule Optimization

First, many players have noticed that the developers have optimized their update schedule.

According to their announcement, Ladder Season 14 will officially end at 11:00 AM PDT on August 17th. Following this, Patch 3.3, accompanying Season 15, will be released on August 18th.

Finally, the highly anticipated Ladder Season 15 will officially launch at 5:00 PM PDT on August 21st.

This update cycle of Season ending, Patch going live, and new Season starting is slightly different from the previous rhythm of almost simultaneous Patch and new Season releases.

This is to allow players a few days to adapt to the new changes after a Patch goes live, and also to give developers time to handle emergencies. For hardcore players participating in Race to Level 99, this time also allows them more time to prepare.

Unique Item Adjustments and New Runewords

Next, we'll discuss the adjustments made to a series of lower-tier Unique Items in D2 Resurrected Season 15 and the introduction of brand new Runewords.

New Runewords

First, let's introduce the eight new Ladder-Only Runewords introduced in the game. The official list includes: Mania, Hysteria, Metamorphosis, Ground, Temper, Hearth, Cure, and Bulwark.

These new Runewords will bring fresh design possibilities to Builds, especially defensive Runewords like Bulwark, Cure, and Hearth, which are likely to become new choices for Mercenary.

Another major change: Ladder-Only Runewords from previous Seasons, such as Mosaic and Hustle, will be made available to all players in non-Ladder modes after this update.

Lower-Tier Uniques Adjustments

In addition to the new Runewords, many lower-tier Uniques have also had their attributes adjusted.

First, let's look at melee and physical-related equipment: Bloodletter sword has received a 20% Faster Run Walk bonus. While its base damage remains low, the increased mobility makes it suitable for traveling.

The Battlebranch has had its accessibility lowered - its Item Level has been reduced from 34 to 30, and its Required Level from 25 to 17, meaning players can equip it earlier and use it as a transitional item.

Regarding ranged weapons, Rogue's Bow gained 1 to 3 levels of Cold Arrow or Fire Arrow skill, a good addition for Rogues in the early game.

Pluckeye received a 25% increase in Increased Attack Speed. While its base damage of 2 to 8 is still relatively low, its ability to be equipped at level 7 and its attack speed bonus make it one of the most popular transitional gear for new players.

The adjustments to spellcaster gear are also noteworthy. Bane Ash underwent a complete rework - removing the original 20% attack speed and 50% to 60% Enhanced Damage, replacing them with a 20% increase in Faster Cast Rate.

In terms of defensive and general-purpose gear, Blinkbat's Form received a significant buff: Faster Run Walk increased from 10% to 30%, and the affix +1 to Mana After Each Kill was added, resulting in a qualitative leap in mobility and sustain.

As for set items, Angelic Raiment received a comprehensive buff. The weapon Angelic Sickle gains increased damage when all three pieces are collected; the armor Angelic Mantle increases damage against undead; and the full set bonus adds a powerful +1 to All Skills attribute.

Endgame Terror Zones Adjustments

While the adjustments to Uniques affected the player experience during the early game, the following section discusses the endgame adjustments for Diablo 2 Resurrected Season 15, primarily focusing on Terror Zones.

Heralds of Terror Loot Drop Rate Increased

Heralds of Terror are monsters introduced in Reign of the Warlock, categorized into five tiers, with higher tiers offering greater difficulty and rewards. They can be found in Terror Zones.

This update increases the drop rate of Rare or higher quality Diablo 2 Resurrected Items from Tier 3 and above Heralds of Terror, encouraging players to challenge themselves with more difficult content.

Latent Sunder Charms Now Harder to Obtain

Latent Sunder Charms are core items for breaking monster elemental immunity and are crucial for endgame progression.

After this update, the drop rate of Latent Sunder Charms obtained through Magic Find attribute has been reduced, and they can now only be obtained in Hell Difficulty.

This may be an attempt to encourage players to move beyond simply stacking Magic Find points to farm easy bosses, and instead challenge themselves with more difficult content, obtaining this powerful item by defeating more terrifying enemies.

Worldstone Shards Drop Rate Balanced

Worldstone Shards are items used to transform designated areas into Terror Zones. Their drop rate was previously too high, and this update has reduced its overall drop rate.

As compensation, players will now receive an additional item when they obtain a Worldstone Shard, preventing a significant reduction in overall player rewards due to the lower Worldstone Shard drop rate.

These are some of the key updates and adjustments in Diablo 2 Resurrected Ladder Season 15. Overall, these changes give players more gear options during the early game and more challenging content in the endgame, thus injecting new vitality into the game.

Many players in Diablo 2 Resurrected Ladder Season 14 painstakingly acquire high-level Runes and gear to enhance their playstyles. However, many mid-tier Runes are also quite powerful; with proper use and combination, they can achieve the same effect as high-level Runes.

More importantly, they are cost-effective. Therefore, these mid-tier Runes are ideal for players who want to quickly reach a certain level of strength and efficiently accumulate Runes in the late game.

Based on testing, I will detail five ultra-low-cost, ultra-easy-to-obtain, and highly practical Runewords below, including their functions, the most suitable playstyles, and how to acquire them. Players can choose to accord to their needs:

1. Stone
2. Splendor
3. Mania
4. Coven
5. Lawbringer

Runewords

1. Shael + Um + Pul + Lum = Stone

These four Runes are mid-tier Runes from Diablo 2 Resurrected. When combined, they provide the player with +15 All Resistances, +16 Strength, +10 Energy, and a 60% increase in damage regeneration.

Most importantly, they offer over 250% increased defense and 300 Defense vs. Missile, making them extremely useful for spellcasters and builds focused on high damage but low defense.

2. Eth + Lum = Splendor

Splendor is a very common shield Runewords in the game. This combination is perfect for spellcasters like Necromancers, as it not only adds 1 point to all skills but also provides a 10% increase in faster casting speed and mana regeneration.

Furthermore, it increases the character's block chance by 20%, Better Chance of Getting Magic Items, and 50% bonus to gold gain. While Rhyme is cheaper than the comparable Rhyme, Splendor provides all resistances, balancing attack and defense. Most importantly, it grants immunity to freezing effects.

It's arguably one of the strongest combinations among all low-cost Diablo 2 Resurrected Runewords, compensating for the lack of defense in magic-based classes.

3. Shael + Ko + Eld = Mania

Mania's Runewords have always been controversial in the player community, not only because it's a weapon version of Hustle from patch 2.6, but also because in Reign of the Warlock, it was split into two new combinations and is Ladder-only. However, few players knew about or used this combination in D2R Ladder Season 14.

Its strength is in no way inferior to the current mainstream Runewords. It can provide players with a 180-200% damage bonus and a 30% attack speed increase, making it suitable for melee classes with maxed-out defense but lacking damage, especially Merchants, as Mania also has a unique benefit: it comes with 1 level of Mania.

It's also suitable for melee classes because Mania has a 5% chance to trigger Burst of Speed ​​on attack, and the increased movement speed is exactly what melee classes need.

Especially for players in the mid-to-late game who don't have enough funds to craft high-level Diablo 2 Resurrected Runewords and Items, this is one of the best choices to compensate for their damage shortcomings.

If paired with Ogre Axe, it will also be very suitable for Summoner Necromancers, because Ogre Axe, when upgraded to Mania, will directly provide a 65% attack speed increase and Mania Aura, not only improving monster clearing speed but also providing a significant amount of life steal.

4. Ist + Ral + Io = Coven

Socket these three Runes into your helmet in Diablo 2 Resurrected. This is a new Runewords combination added in RotW, and it's the only one among all Runewords listed so far that requires a high-tier Rune.

Coven provides players with +1 to all skills, 20% faster casting speed, and 15% All Elemental Resistances. Its most significant benefit is the 30% fire resistance it provides, perfectly compensating for Necromancer's most scarce resource: fire resistance.

Secondly, Coven also provides Necromancers with excellent life regeneration on kill, making it very suitable for Summoner Necromancers as well.

5. Amn + Lem + Ko = Lawbringer

Lawbringer will be the strongest option in this Diablo 2 Resurrected Runewords recommendation guide.

It grants players a 20% chance to trigger a level 15 Decrepify curse upon attacking and comes with a level 16-18 Sanctuary Aura. While reducing enemy defense by 50%, it increases the player's fire damage by 150-210 and frost damage by 130-180. It also restores health and increases gold drops during monster kills.

Lawbringer's buffs are substantial, making it one of the most suitable classes for Merchants, as it also reduces poison duration by 50% at a very low cost. It's arguably the top choice for players who want powerful stats but lack funds.

Runes Acquisition

In D2R Ladder Season 14, there are currently four main ways to acquire Diablo 2 Resurrected Runes.

1. Hellforge

This method guarantees a 100% drop rate for mid-tier Runes and offers Three difficulty levels: Normal, Nightmare and Hell. Among them, Nightmare difficulty's loot pool includes #2-#22, while Hell difficulty's loot pool includes #5-#25.

2. Countess

Farming Countess is arguably the most efficient way to farm Runes in the game, as she has a special extra drop mechanism, yielding 1-3 Runes per run.

3. Terror Zones and Dense Monster Spawning Areas

This method is suitable after your gear and damage are fully developed, as you'll be facing large, densely packed groups of monsters with high difficulty. High risk, high reward, meaning Rune rewards in Terror Zones are also quite substantial.

4. Horadric Cube Crafting

Using lower-tier Runes and corresponding flawed gems to craft using Horadric Cube can also upgrade Runes.

These are the combinations we tested, which, although severely underestimated and overlooked in Diablo 2 Resurrected, are no less powerful than higher-tier Runewords, along with corresponding acquisition strategies. If you'd like to learn more about Runes and Runewords, follow EZG Facebook; we'll be sharing updates there in real time.

In short, we just want all players to have a more relaxed gaming environment and successfully reach the final stages of D2R Ladder Season 14 with less financial pressure.

Among the many Necromancer builds in Diablo 2 Resurrected, Poison Nova Necromancer consistently holds a top-tier position. Its combination of poison, fire, and physical damage types makes it virtually unaffected by monster resistances, thus becoming a widely recognized all-around farming build in Ladder Season 14.

As gear is fully upgraded, Poison Nova Necromancer balances mobility, survivability, and monster-clearing efficiency. Especially in areas with extremely high monster density, this build often only requires one Poison Nova and a few Corpse Explosions to instantly wipe out an entire area of ​​enemies.

So, what exactly makes this Poison Nova Necromancer build, so highly praised by countless players, so strong? Is it truly suitable for all D2R players? EZG will now provide a detailed analysis from three aspects: skills, gear combinations, and practical performance.

Skills

Put 1 Skill Point into each of the following Skills

• Amplify Damage
• Lower Resist
• Bone Armor
• Skeleton Mastery
• Revive
• Golem Mastery
• Summon Resist
• Iron Golem

Max out the following Skills in this order

• Poison Nova
• Poison Explosion
• Poison Dagger
• Corpse Explosion

The core of Poison Nova Necromancer is maximizing the effects of Poison Nova and all its synergistic skills. Poison Dagger, Poison Explosion, and Corpse Explosion all need to be maxed out to achieve extremely high damage levels with Poison Nova.

Once your D2R character reaches level 87, EZG recommends investing the remaining skill points into Lower Resist or Golem Mastery.

Lower Resist is crucial, significantly reducing the poison resistance of Diablo 2 Resurrected S14 enemies, thus increasing overall damage output. This curse also enhances the fire damage portion of Corpse Explosion. In Ladder Season 14, this curse can break elemental immunity in many situations.

Once Diablo 2 Resurrected enemies begin to take poison damage, Corpse Explosion becomes the second engine driving this build's astonishing monster-clearing speed. After the first monster falls, a wide-area Corpse Explosion quickly chain-attacks groups of enemies, often wiping out all enemies on the screen within seconds.

Unlike traditional Diablo 2 Resurrected Necromancers who focus on summoning, Poison Nova build invests only a few skill points in support summons.

Iron Golem is the most important support summon; it consumes a Metallic Item and gains its attributes. Summoning an Iron Golem using Insight grants Poison Nova Necromancer Mana Regeneration effect.

Golem Mastery increases the maximum life of your Iron Golem. Skeleton Mastery increases the survivability of your resurrected creatures. Summon Resist significantly increases your golems' ability to withstand elemental damage. These summon skills are primarily supportive rather than the major source of damage.

One of the most effective techniques is to convert Insight Polearm into Iron Golem, which grants both permanent Meditation Aura and allows the mercenary to equip Infinity Blade. This combination solves the mana problem while further reducing the resistance of Diablo 2 Resurrected enemies.

Gear

• Death's Web
• Spirit
• Call to Arms
• Rare Circlet
• Enigma
• Trang-Oul's Claws
• Arachnid Mesh
• War Traveler
• Caster Crafted Amulet

Death's Web is undoubtedly the core of this build, especially reduces enemy poison resistance by 40% to 50%, which is extremely beneficial for poison necromancers. Regardless of your necromancer build, if you obtain Death's Web, you should consider switching directly to Poison Nova Necromancer build.

Next, if you want to reach 125% cast speed increase, which is the highest cast speed increase threshold for necromancers, you need a rare circlet helmet with a 20% cast speed increase. Spirit is used to increase skill bonuses, and then you can equip War Travs to increase the drop rate of magical items.

Finally, combined with the increased mobility and strength from Enigma, and Trang-Oul's Claws for poison-related bonuses, this character can deal one of the highest poison damage of any class in D2R Ladder Season 14, helping you quickly farm Diablo 2 Resurrected Items.

In-Game Performance

During Diablo 2 Resurrected farming, Poison Nova Necromancer performed exactly as expected. In monster-dense areas, especially Secret Cow Level, Poison Nova's advantages were fully demonstrated.

A single spell can weaken an entire group of D2R S14 monsters, and a series of Corpse Explosions can quickly clear all nearby monsters. This creates a smooth and satisfying gameplay loop, allowing you to clear dense farming areas in Ladder Season 14 with astonishing efficiency.

However, this build also has weaknesses that are often overlooked. Some D2R monsters possess extremely high poison resistance, causing Poison Nova to take longer than expected to kill its targets. While Chaos Sanctuary remains easy to complete, against stronger enemies, you'll find this build's sustained damage mechanics sometimes feel slightly slower than direct damage builds.

This is especially noticeable in boss fights, where Poison Nova Necromancer cannot instantly overwhelm targets like some top-tier Diablo 2 Resurrected builds. The fight against Diablo in Ladder S14 clearly demonstrates this limitation.

Even with near-perfect gear, unlimited power bonuses, and maxed skill points, the poison damage requires a certain amount of time to reach its full effect, forcing you to wait. While this build remains powerful and safe, the overall gameplay experience might be slightly lacking for D2R players who prefer instant feedback and quick boss kills.

In Ladder Season 14, Poison Nova Necromancer remains one of the strongest Necromancer builds in Diablo 2 Resurrected. It's versatile, boasts exceptional mob-clearing capabilities, and can handle almost any mob spawn point in the game. However, whether it truly deserves the title of the undisputed best Necromancer build largely depends on your priorities.

For efficient mob clearing, large-scale mob clearing, and late-game progression, Poison Nova Necromancer still excels. For players who prioritize direct damage and quickly defeating bosses, other builds like Bone Necromancer might offer a better gaming experience.

With the release of Diablo 2 Resurrected Ladder Season 14, Heralds of Terror and Sunder Charm spawn mechanics underwent their biggest overhaul. To understand whether these changes truly met player expectations, EZG conducted extensive research.

The results show that most players believe the new Herald mechanic is significantly better than the old one, but differing opinions remain within the community regarding the quality of Herald rewards and Sunder Charm drop mechanism.

Below, EZG will provide a detailed analysis of the specific changes to the new drop mechanism, player experiences, and the focal points of discussion within D2R community.

Heralds of Terror

New Mechanism

Previously, you needed to search and kill elite monsters throughout the map. Each kill only had approximately a 2% chance of spawning a Herald. Sometimes you would encounter situations where you cleared Act I and Act II without encountering a single Herald.

Furthermore, because Heralds were previously the only way to obtain Sunder Charms, and the drop rate of Sunder Charms was extremely low. Therefore, you might play for hours only to find you can't find Sunder Charm, which is a really frustrating experience.

So, D2R made changes. After Ladder Season 14 went live, the spawn rate of Heralds of Terror is based on the percentage of an area you clear. As you gradually clear monsters from an area, the spawn rate of Heralds increases. With the decrease in monster numbers, the eventual spawn rate even approaches 100%.

Simply put, now, as long as you clear an area, you have a chance to see a Herald in almost every area. While the new mechanism isn't perfect, for most players, obtaining rewards is more consistent and more goal-oriented.

Loot Quality

While D2R players generally approve of the new spawn mechanism, the community still has considerable feedback regarding the quality of the loot from Heralds of Terror. Currently, many players report that most of the loot from killing Heralds is only blue-tier equipment, lacking appeal.

Because Heralds now rarely drop high-quality Diablo 2 Resurrected Items, some players believe that killing them is a waste of time. However, this is not the case; Heralds remain one of the most stable sources of Sunder Charm. Meanwhile, Terror Zone itself still has extremely high farming value, dropping all unique items in D2R Season 14 and providing high experience gains.

For most D2R players, Herald drops are more like an extra bonus than the primary goal of farming. Since they're already farming in Terror Zone, there's no harm in clearing Heralds as well.

EZG believes that while Heralds don't need to have drop quality comparable to Mephisto or Andariel, D2R developers should still increase the drop rate of unique and high-value items.

Of course, such adjustments need to be made very cautiously. Increasing drop quality could indirectly increase the actual rate of Sunder Charm production, thus affecting the overall economic environment of Diablo 2 Resurrected.

Sunder Charm

Drop Probability

After the release of Ladder Season 14, many players believed its drop rate was significantly higher than before, with some even reporting obtaining multiple Sunder Charms in a short period. This led to discussions in the community about a Sunder Charm overabundance.

To verify this claim, EZG compiled statistics on players' actual Sunder Charm acquisition at the start of the season. The results showed that over half of the players have yet to obtain any Sunder Charms, with only a very small number possessing more than five.

Overall, while the acquisition methods for Sunder Charms are indeed more diverse than before, the actual output is not as high as many players imagined. For most players, Sunder Charms remain a relatively rare item; the increased drop sources have primarily improved the acquisition opportunities rather than making them completely less scarce.

Mechanism Controversy

Diablo 2 Resurrected now allows Sunder Charms to drop from normal monsters and even in Nightmare difficulty. Most players believe that the current Sunder Charm drop mechanism is completely reasonable; a small number of players believe that normal monster drops should be retained, but should not appear in Nightmare difficulty.

Therefore, the controversy surrounding Nightmare difficulty remains. EZG believes that Sunder Charm, as a crucial piece of equipment capable of altering D2R class builds, should appear in higher-level content, rather than being easily obtained by players through repeated grinding of Nightmare difficulty.

Therefore, Diablo 2 Resurrected developers might consider raising the drop level requirement, restricting it more to higher difficulties and areas.

There's another easily overlooked issue in Diablo 2 Resurrected. Since Sunder Charms are now included in the regular monster drop pool, they belong to the same category as Gheed's Fortune as unique grand charms.

When the game system decides to drop a unique grand charm, it no longer guarantees Gheed's Fortune; instead, it randomly selects between Sunder Charm and Gheed's Fortune.

This significantly increases the actual difficulty of obtaining Gheed's Fortune. According to some players' calculations, its rarity may even be several times higher than before. Regarding this issue, EZG hopes the developers will make balance adjustments in the future to maintain the original drop rate of Gheed's Fortune while increasing the independent drop opportunities for Sunder Charm.

Judging from player feedback, Diablo 2 Resurrected Ladder Season 14 has generally been well-received. While this update may not be perfect yet, the vast majority of players believe it's closer to the right direction than previous D2R updates.