Every affix has a level, the minimum alvl which the item must meet to have a chance of acquiring that affix. Based on alvl and item type, the game looks up the available affixes.
When an item with affixes is generated, in this case a magic item, the item's affix level (alvl) is calculated from ilvl and qlvl (base item quality level, see below). Ĭhest and rack drops, both of which are hardly ever used in practice: ilvl = Alvl or ilvl = Alvl - 1 (area level).
Gambled items: ilvl = clvl - 5 + rnd(10) (character level).Monster drops: ilvl = mlvl (monster level).įor monster levels, check the Treasure Classes guide, sections: "Monster TCs" (subsection: "Monster Level (mlvl)"), "SuperUniques and Bosses".The ilvl, while not visible in-game, may be determined, depending on how the item was obtained (dropped, gambled, shopped). Horadric Cube recipes are explained in CubeMain.txt (download and install ATMA V to view this and other game files) and the above recipe explicitly states to use 100 % of the ilvl. The game was not designed to obey your rumours it does not care what you like or how you think it should be. The New Magic Item will acquire random properties, determined by item type and ilvl.Ĭharacter level, difficulty, player count etc. Only the ilvl of the Magic Item matters when rerolling with perfect gems. Notice how this is fundamentally different from recipes in which the ilvl is either fixed at a lower value or degraded with each roll. Hence, given a sufficient supply of perfect gems, you can keep rerolling a magic item and always have the exact same odds of rolling what you want. The above recipe preserves ilvl (ilvl of output = ilvl of input). Rerolling a magic item with 3 perfect gems is sometimes referred to as cubing. Listed on the Arreat Summit Horadric Cube page. 3 Perfect Gems (any type and mixture) + Magic Item (any type) New Magic Item (of the same type)
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