Then, by left-clicking, you'll throw potions at your enemy. You can click the II slot on your main hand weapon slot, or you can use the keyboard shortcut W and put your potion there: One of the earliest ways young adventurers can take out difficult bosses is by using their Weapon Swap to use Throwing Potions. Stamina Potions are only 19g, and it's worth keeping those on hand to avoid yourself the frustration of having to shuffle around the Blood Moor. If you have extra cash lying around you can make sure to buy keys before leaving town, but since they cost about 35g each, it's worth just keeping your eye out and picking them up as you go. Locked chests don't have any more loot in them than unlocked ones, but it's still annoying. There's nothing more frustrating at early levels to hear your character say "It's locked" because they don't have a key for a locked chest. Quick, easy, and money-saving what's not to love? It will now have 20 scrolls, filling it at about a 25% discount from buying the scrolls normally. Take the Tome to a vendor that does not normally sell scrolls or tomes, such as Charsi in Rogue Encampment (not Akara, who does sell Tomes and scrolls).So you have a Tome and it's low on scrolls. However, there's a cheaper and easier way to do this - using this method will save you about 25% over buying the scrolls through the right-click fill. Pretty much everyone knows you can refill these by right-clicking the Scrolls from the magic vendor in each Act's town. Tomes of Town Portal and Tomes of Identify are very handy places to keep multiple copies of Scrolls of Town Portal and Scrolls of Identify. If you're not going to throw them, sell them for easy profit. Throwing Potions: Throwing Potions such as Exploding Potion, Fulminating Potion, etc., stack and sell for very good money, particularly when you realize they take up so little room in your inventory. Class-specific helms, even with +Skills, also sell for surprisingly little. Katars sell for almost nothing (don't even waste inventory space unless you're an Assassin who might want to use them). If the Staff, Wand, or Scepter does not have +Skills, don't bother selling it. Curiously, Eagle Orbs do not fit this convention these have to have a lot of skills on them before they'll sell for decent money. The more +Skills they have, the higher their sale price. In terms of the amount of early profit you can get from picking up and selling Throwing Knives/Axes and Balanced Knives/Axes, never leave these on the ground.Ĭlass-Specific Weapons with +Skills: Staves, Wands, and Scepters with +Skills on them will always sell for hundreds of gold. Damaged and Low Quality sell for as much as Superior, though Magic/Rare can sell even higher. Throwing Knives or Throwing Axes: Lowly little Throwing Knives sell for a whopping 480 gold - and quality doesn't matter. Always pick up the following to vendor early on: In fact, "scraping the barrel" sometimes isn't even worth the price of a Town Portal to sell the stuff you've picked up in the first couple levels. Most items in early game are hardly worth selling - in fact, if you're short on cash, don't even bother identifying most very low-level weapons or armor before you sell them the 40g sale value of the Scroll of Identify is worth more than using it to identify an item that might only sell for 10-15 gold. Just be aware that if you use the 0-9 keys, you will need to change your key bindings for accessing your Potions on your belt, which are normally assigned to the 1-4 keys.
You will be able to use these in game without having to switch abilities on your left and right mouse abilities. These will give you a bar where you can see every ability you have applied either to your F-keys (Legacy) or your 0-9 keys (Resurrected).
Under Options: Gameplay, make sure the following boxes are checked: This allows you to access several of your spells with the press of hotkeys, rather than being limited to what's assigned to your left-click and right-click actions. If you haven't already done so, make sure to set yourself up to use Quick Cast spells. These tips cover things you should know for setting up your User Interface. From becoming a Vendor power user to saving inventory space with clever use of Weapon Swap to knowing what quests you shouldn't skip, this list will save you money, time, and headache along the way. These tips will help make your life easier as you level in early Ladder and anywhere in Diablo II: Resurrected. This includes the best tips for getting started, making early cash, and making your life easier as a player in Diablo II: Resurrected.
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