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Archived Article [e] Divinification is an archived article about material previously included in Diablo 3. However, it has currently been removed or the article contains outdated facts. The information is stored in Diablo Wiki for posterity. Please note: Links in this article lead to both updated and archived material. This article was last up to date:
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Divinification is a term for what the Mystic does to identify an item.
The term was first seen in an interview with Jay Wilson from Gamescom, in August 2010.[1] It's not clear if this term is used in the game, or if it's just something Jay threw in for fun.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Jay Wilson Interview Eurogamer, August 2010
