Once all the slots are full, picking up new items will not be possible until some are sold to a vendor, removed from the inventory by throwing items away or placing them in the stash. All armor and weapons except Belts occupy 1x2 tiles, regardless of type: that is, a minimum of 30 and up to 60 items can be carried at once. The Belt storage is gone, but one type of Potion can be bound to a hotkey. Jewelry, potions, Gems, crafting materials, and Belts take up 1 tile each, and in addition gems and materials can stack up to 100, 1000 or 5000 in one tile. The inventory has been expanded to 6x10 pattern (60 total slots). In Diablo III, the Inventory has been reworked countless times over the course of development (both visually and functionally), and in the released version, it is totally different from the D1 and D2 inventories. These items, however, do require the hero to sacrifice a small portion of their personal inventory, even though the total amount of items they can carry will grow in result.īelts can still hold Potions and Scrolls only, but the capacity now depends on the type of belt equipped: 4 items (no belt), 8 (simplest of belts), 12 (high-tier belts) and 16 (top tier belts, as well as all Exceptional and Elite belts).Īs an extra measure of conserving inventory space, expansion characters can carry a second set of weapons that does not occupy any tiles. If one finds themselves longing for more inventory space than is possible, other items that can do something close to this includes Tomes of Town Portal/ Identify which can hold up to 20 scrolls each, and the Horadric Cube which has its own 4x4 grid. This gold container can only house up to 2,500,000 in gold. The Stash makes its debut in Diablo II, consisting of an 8圆 grid in the expansion, as well as a separate gold container.
It is still the same 4x10 grid, but there exist items that take up a 2x4 portion, only allowing 5 such items to be carried. The Inventory has changed somewhat between the transition to Diablo II/ Lord of Destruction. In addition to all this, each player has a Belt, which can hold up to 8 1-slot items (only Potions and Scrolls, as well as Runes in Hellfire), helping players to conserve space and easily get to the said items in combat. However, in the PS1 version of the game, in early versions, one must NOT click the Shrine of Thieves at any circumstances, or must load the saved game immediately after doing so, for it causes all items kept in town to disappear. Items that players do not want to carry around, but will need later, are usually dropped in town, remaining on the ground. Since the total amount of items (and money!) in game is finite, it is imperative to sell everything the character finds, or at least everything that will bring more money than the cost of identifying an item. Gold occupies space too, 5000 per slot, although with Auric Amulet one can store 10,000 gold per tile.Ī hero cannot expand their inventory over the course of the journey in the labyrinth, so efficiency must be made a priority, or treasures may just wind up being on the floor, leading to the need to constantly open a portal to Tristram to sell. Small items, such as a potion or a piece of jewelry, only take up 1 slot, while body armors, two-handed weaponry, and almost all shields take up a 2x3 portion.
It is comprised of a 4x10 grid, for a total of 40 slots. The inventory of a hero is at its most basic form in Diablo/ Hellfire. Rearranging the items so that more of them can stick in is generally called inventory management. There is no limit on the items' quantity or weight only the number of tiles, each item occupying 1, 2 (1x2), 3 (1x3), 4 (2x2 or 1x4), 6 (2x3) or 8 (2x4) tiles. In the endgame, most players stop picking up items they are sure they won't use, making sure the inventory space is conserved. The inventory can become a bit of an annoyance, as it can fill quite quickly (especially later in the game) in the midst of battle, and you may have to leave some pieces of loot behind using the Town Portal spell on your quick-access bar to empty your overburdened inventory at a merchant is necessary to access and utilize all of your loot. In it, the player carries the items that they can use anytime they want, and what they are not currently wearing (items that are equipped on a character do not count towards the inventory space). An Inventory is an easily accessible backpack which contains all of the items you have gathered whilst adventuring in Sanctuary.