Mere days after a Diablo 4 developer revealed the game’s rarest Unique items, someone has found the last one (the last for now, anyway).
Diablo 4’s lead class designer Adam Jackson confirmed on June 24th that there are currently six “super rare” Unique items in the game. The Blizzard dev added that they will only drop at level 85 and above - with each item having a fixed item power of 820 - and can be found anywhere that normal unique items are dropped.
Hello! I wanted to clear up some details on the rarest Unique items in Diablo 4.1. They can drop from level 85+ enemies2. You get them anywhere you can get a regular Unique, and they always drop at 820 ipower3. We currently have 6 of them in the game4. They're realllly rare! pic.twitter.com/pVVj5DTEaU
Jackson’s tweet was prompted by the discovery of the first two items in the mega-rare set: skill-boosting helm Harlequin Crest and show damage-dealing sword Doombringer.
The discovery of the first two Unique items set rumours blazing in the Diablo 4 community, with players debating over the likelihood of finding one of the rarest items - and others questioning whether they actually existed at all.
A few days after Jackson’s confirmation that, yes, they’re real, barbarian player YesYou stumbled upon Andariel's Visage. The Unique helmet can activate an area-of-effect poison move, which combines with its life-absorption ability with devastating effect.
Just one day later, another player popped open a Helltide Event chest to find The Grandfather, a Unique two-handed sword that boosts critical strike damage by 76%.
The apparent discovery of the Ring of Starless Skies - which reduces the resource cost of core skills with each consecutive cast - on June 29th left just
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