Each new Diablo 3 season comes with hordes of new treasures and exciting ways to play the game. With Season 28, all players are out there hunting and grinding for Primordial Ashes. These crafting materials are some of the rarest materials that Diablo 3 players have ever had to search for. If you need some help with Primordial Asshes, let’s break down what they do and how you can get your hands on some.
What are Primordial Ashes used for?The reason that you’ll want to clamor for Primordial Ashes in season 28 is that you need a whopping 340 Primordial Ashes in total to unlock and craft all three new Legendary Potion powers. These powers can make drinking your health potions buff your damage, reduce your cooldowns, reduce resource cost, or give you a random shrine or pylon effect. It makes your health potions a much more dynamic facet of your gameplay.
Where do you find Primordial Ashes?Nowhere, unfortunately. At least, not in its raw form. Primordial Ashes are so ultra-rare that they aren’t dropped by enemies. Instead, you can only get them by salvaging a Primordial Ancient Item in your Kanai’s Cube. When you salvage a Primal Ancient item you do get 55 Primordial Ashes, but since you need so many, you still have to grind out six different Primal Ancient items to get enough for the legendary potion powers. The worse news is that Primal Ancient items aren’t exactly easy to find.
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Now, Primordial Ancient items are found in a very specific location: Solo Greater Rifts over level 70. When you beat a level 70+ Greater Rift, Primordial Ancient items now have a chance to drop from Horadric Caches, Kadala’s shop, or Kanai’s Cube. However, that doesn’t make getting Primordial
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