Player Farm Weeks for Rare Item in Diablo 2 Resurrected - Stolen after 4 days

A player has in Diablo 2 resurrected according to own information several weeks for a special weapon. After only 4 days with his achievement, however, the weapon was stolen. But the community helps.

What is this for an item? It's about the weapon Grief (English Grief ). Grief is a so-called rune word that needs to be composed of several components. It can be either an ax or a sword.

Mourning has as a special feature that it ignores the defense of the opponents, the attack speed increases and the magic poisoner can act when attack. Thus, the weapon is particularly interesting for barbarians.

Why is it so rare? Since grief needs 5 runes equal, it is one of the rarer rune words. For the basis, a gray weapon must first be found with 5 sockets, which is rare in itself. It is best to find such weapons in the cow level.

In addition, one of the runes needed for the construction is one of the most desirable. Lo is used in many strong rune words and is one of the rarest runes ever in the game.

In order to create rune words like grief, the runes must be used in the correct order in the corresponding item. Thus, the runes from a gray item produce a more powerful object, if you do everything right:

Weapon stolen in the public game

How was the item stolen? The player Bright is written in the unofficial Diablo-Forum Diablo2.Io that he has now tried to gamble in a public game with strangers after many solo runs. At this point, he should have had his grief since just 4 days.

That was fine too. Until he helped someone eliminate some opponents.

A rare object fell to the ground, and he picked him up to pack him in his Radish cubes. He has accidentally thrown his weapon from the inventory:

I was like frozen and felt that my heart did not hit anymore. I tried to break up [the weapon] anally, but the guy next to me, she has lifted her. You know how a pedestrian that is hit by a car just in the middle of the street as being rooted and can not move? That's exactly how I felt.

Bright says he was still written to the other player and asked. But this should only have said: I did not steal anything, I found that on the ground! He wanted to cancel the online game now and instead play only offline — if at all.

Incidentally, in the rare object, it was only a blue spell — so nothing, for which one would give up such rare rune word.

Community gives new grief

This is how the community responds: In the forum it says that it has already happened several players that they have pulled their items from the inventory by a small mistake. However, they could repeat them and again.

However, there were some friendly teammates who have reassembled Bright his grief again. Only a few hours later he had 2 offers for new, specially built swords from the community.

Bright answered the day that he had gone to bed directly after the post office. He got up and found a flood of friend requests, could hardly believe that the community really built new swords for him.

Thankfully, he accepted the gift and asked directly: Please, do not give me your items. I can not handle as much generosity. Shortly thereafter, however, he made a donation to the corresponding Diablo community.

Stories like these show that there are still nice players in online gaming. A similar story has recently been in World of Warcraft:

Beautiful story in WOW shows that there are still nice players in MMORPGs