BoE = '''Bind on Equip. Items ''' [[item]]s are designed so designated that they can only be used by the character that first equips them. They can not be traded once they have been equipped, often called "[[soulbound]]", or "bound" to that player. The item can normally be sold to a [[vendor]], however.

The ==BoE in Diablo III==Some very high level ''[[Diablo 3 team has said that ]]'' [[item]]s will likely be designated as BoE might apply to accountskeep the [[end game]] economy from stagnating, rather than to characters, thus allowing players to exchange such and at that only items between their own characters on the same accountabove level 85.

The [[D3 Team|Diablo 3 team]] has said that BoE might apply to ''accounts'', rather than to [[character]]s, thus allowing players to exchange such items between their own characters on the same account. There will not be any Soulbound or [[Bind on Pick-up ]] items in ''Diablo 3'', other than [[quest items item]]s that are only carriedin the [[inventory]], not actually equipped.

::'''[[Jay Wilson addressed this issue in an interview from Blizzcon 2009. ]]: '''We have no “[[Soulbound]]” or [[Bind on Pick-up|bind-on-pickup]], except for [[http://g4tvquest item]]s.com/games/pc/28197/diabloWe do have bind-iii/articles/68225/BlizzConon-2009equip for the [[high end|highest end]] items in the game. We targeted, roughly, any item above level 85. These we will do as bind-Diabloon-IIIequip. The reason for this is that we want people to be able to trade them, but we also want to remove the high-Gameend items from the economy. One of the greatest ways that you can do that is with bind-Directoron-Interview/equip. What we don't want is to have a situation where you find something on the ground like, “Oh, man. This would be a perfect weapon for my [[Monk]]. Oh, but I just picked it up and now it's on the wrong character.” We don't want that at all.

::Most of our focus on ''[[Diablo 3]]'Jay Wilson: '''We have no “Soulbound” or bind-on-pickup, except for quest items. We do have bind-on-equip for the highest end items in the is as a [[trade|trading]] game. We targetedSo, roughly, any if you take trading out of the item above level 85. These we will do as bind-on-equip. The reason for this is that we want people to be able to trade themspace, but we also want to remove you ruin the high-end items from core of the economygame. One of the greatest ways Finding a really great item that is not for you can do that is with bind-on-equip. What we don’t want is to have still a situation where great event because it means you find something on the ground like, “Oh, man. This would be have a perfect weapon for my Monk. Oh, but I just picked it up and now it’s on bartering tool to get the wrong characteritem that you do want.” We don’t definitely want to make sure that that at allstill exists.

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