Master the Art of item customization in Diablo 4 with this Ultimate Trick!

Enchanting in Diablo 4 can quickly deplete a character's gold reserves as they progress towards the endgame. However, there is a clever trick that can help players obtain their desired stats without spending excessive amounts of gold. Unlike its predecessor, Diablo 4 follows strict itemization rules, favoring a limited range of affixes. Skill Ranks, Damage to Vulnerable Enemies, Critical Strike Chance, and Attack Speed are typically preferred for all Diablo 4 builds. As a result, Enchanting becomes a vital aspect of the game, with players frequently visiting the Occultist for enchantments, rather than the Mystic as in Diablo 3.

Although players have expressed dissatisfaction with the abundance of affix options in Diablo 4, the prospect of obtaining a perfectly rolled item still generates the same excitement as previous Diablo games. However, the current system for obtaining optimal rolls for specific classes is considered to be rigged. Whether acquired through drops or enchanting, each item selects affixes from a predetermined list based on its type and the class of the character using it. This issue prompted players to seek solutions, with some referencing popular Diablo streamer Kripparian, who analyzed the mechanics behind item rolls in one of his videos.

Content suggested by YT_Chronikz on the Diablo 4 subreddit proposes a method to specifically target desired affixes. This involves creating different character classes, traveling to Kyovashad, unlocking the Occultist, and then re-rolling the desired items. In Diablo 4, Necromancers no longer have to worry about obtaining the perfect ring as they can switch to another class, such as Barbarian, to significantly reduce the affix options and improve their chances of obtaining ideal stats.

This method also offers the advantage of allowing players to acquire stats that are typically unavailable to their specific class. For instance, Barbarians can benefit from Damage with Dual-Wielded Weapons, an affix usually associated with Rogues, while Necromancers can benefit from Lucky Hit Chance while having a Barrier, which is currently limited to Sorcerers. While this makes Enchanting in Diablo 4 somewhat easier, players believe that Blizzard should address the core issue by examining the escalating costs. Many endgame items have become effectively useless due to players being unable to achieve their desired rolls, as the costs can quickly skyrocket to 9.8 million per enchantment.

Blizzard has assured players that they will address itemization concerns, including Resistances, in Season 2 of Diablo 4. However, many fans believe that the problem extends beyond these specific issues. Fortunately, the seasonal structure of Diablo 4 allows for significant improvements to be made, and the community may see changes to Enchanting sooner rather than later. Diablo 4 can be played on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.