Difference between revisions of "Category:Materials"

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Materials are required to make new items via the crafting system. They are obtained by salvaging magical, rare, set, and legendary items with the Blacksmith. Materials are required in all Blacksmith recipes.

There are four types of materials keyed to each difficulty level, and the Normal, Nightmare, Hell and Inferno.

See the materials and crafting and salvaging articles for full details.

History[edit | edit source]

During much of Diablo III's development, salvaging was handled in the Nephalem Cube and there were four types of materials per difficulty; the "white" qualitymaterials were removed, along with the ability to salvage normal or cracked item qualities, late in the Diablo III beta. The Nephalem Cube was also removed during the the beta and the task of salvaging items for materials was transferred to the Blacksmith.

Subcategories

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Legendary materials

Pages in category "Materials"

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Phial of Weakness

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Quaking Vial

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Torn Soul

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Urn of Quickening

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 [[Materials]] are required to make new items via the [[crafting]] system. They are obtained by [[salvaging]] magical, rare, set, and legendary items with the [[Blacksmith]]. Materials are required in all Blacksmith recipes.
-There are three types of materials keyed to each difficulty level, and the Normal, Nightmare, and Hell materials can be upgraded to the next difficulty level -- for a price.
+There are four types of materials keyed to each difficulty level, and the Normal, Nightmare, Hell and Inferno.
-During much of Diablo III's development, salvaging was handled in the [[Nephalem Cube]] and there were four types of materials per difficulty; the "white" quality materials were removed, along with the ability to salvage normal or cracked item qualities, late in the Diablo III beta.
 * See the [[materials]] and [[crafting]] and [[salvaging]] articles for full details.
+==History==
+During much of Diablo III's development, salvaging was handled in the [[Nephalem Cube]] and there were four types of materials per difficulty; the "white" qualitymaterials were removed, along with the ability to salvage normal or cracked item qualities, late in the Diablo III beta.  The Nephalem Cube was also removed during the the beta and the task of salvaging items for materials was transferred to the Blacksmith.