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A '''Stash''' is a Chest or Storing Place where a player can store items and gold. It is an Important function in the Diablo Franchise, since Item collecting is a big part of the game.All characters have access to a stash in town, and there are also shared stashes to enable easy item transfers between characters on the same account. (But not to share items with friends on other accounts.)
[[Jay Wilson]] confirmed at BlizzCon 2008 that we will see stashes in Diablo III [http://wwwNeither the stash or shared stash have been seen or had their dimensions reports, but both are said to be "huge.diii.net/blog/comments/blizzcon-press-conference-with-jay-wilson/]. In a recent interview " [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/jaydiablo-wilsonon-interviewstashes-pcgames.deand-phasing/], Jay has revealed that the stash starts out small, but can be upgraded by the player (for an unknown cost), which ends up being huge, around two-thirds of the screen. The [[D3 Team]] has confirmed that there will be some way to transfer items between characters on the same account. This may or may not be done via a shared stash.
::Including a shared stash in Diablo III is, I think, everyone’s first choice. A shared stash is very easy to deal with for the player, and having it in the game creates a nice common area where characters can gather in a game. It does create a few problems, though. For one thing, it really encourages players to [[mule]] items on multiple characters. Which may just be something we have to deal with. Players who like to mule really like doing it. We kind of feel, well, we wish you didn’t have to mule. We wish there was a better way to store away spare items.
 
 
Also from Gamescom, Jay described the stash getting larger over the course of the game.[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/jay-wilson-interview-pcgames.de/]
 
::The stash stats off small, but grows “ridiculously huge” over the course of the game, when gold is spent to enlarge it.
 
===October 2010===
In Blizzcon 2010's D3 Open Q&A Panel, RichterLocke from DiabloWiki asked if the D3 development team had decided whether or not to implement a shared stash. After some hesitation, Jay Wilson finally confirmed it: "Yes, and that's Blizzcon-exclusive by the way."
 
===January 2011===