Changes

* '''Boost''' - also [[rush]] or [[turbo]]. To use a higher level character to help a lower level one advance very quickly through the game, usually in order to gain greater rewards at a later point.

* '''[[BoP]]''' - [[Bind on Pick-up]]. Items that can not be dropped or traded once they are picked up. Only [[Quest]] items will be BoP in Diablo III. See also [[BoA]] and [[BoE]].

* '''Bp''' - [[Breakpoint]]. A general mark at which something improves further than before.

* '''Brb''' - Be right back.

* '''[[grind]]''' - "Grinding" is an often-derogatory term for gameplay that requires much repetition of the same boring events. Diablo II's [[end game]] was chiefly comprised of grinding, such as Baal [[runs]].

* '''grush''' - glitched [[rush]], where an attempt to rush a low level character has gone awry.

* '''gtg''' - Good to go (or Got to go)

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* '''[[LotL]]''' - Live off the Land. A play style in which characters use only items they find themselves in that game, and do not bring in any items from outside the game. Purists do not even use items bought from [[NPCs]].

* '''LR''' - Lightning resistance.

* '''LSC''' - ladder soft core.

* '''LTB''' - Looking to Buy.

* '''MLD''' - Mid Level Duel. Characters used for dueling at a set maximum level to limit their skill and equipment use. See also vLLD and LLD.

* '''mlvl''' - Monster Level.

* '''Mod''' - Modifier. Adds a characteristic to an item such as a weapon or charm.

* '''Mod''' - Moderator. A member responsible for moderating a forum or channel.

* '''SC''' - Soft Core. Non-[[Hardcore]] characters.

* '''script''' - descriptions, usually in trade games, e.g., "UM 4 script" means for details read the description.

* '''S/E''' - Save and exit. Usually to avoid an untimely death. Considered poor form in some circles, usually Hardcore.

* '''Sec''' - Hang on a second.