For the moment, the change is currently being implemented in the D2R Items, but it's expected to eventually be integrated into the main game.Speaking of Runewords One of the most exciting addition introduced by the latest update is the brand new ones.

It's been a long time since new Runewords were introduced to the game. These new Runewords such as Obsession, Plague, or Mist, for instance. All yearn to make some of the less popular high runes more viable.

As of the moment in the main game, the value of a Cham or Zod rune is valued much less than the Ber or Jah rune even if the ones that are the former are much more scarce. Hopefully, the new Runewords shake up this meta and will increase the market value of Non-meta runes.For more than a decade, in the Diablo 2 community it has been the norm that set items simply pale by comparison to Runewords or special items.

They're typically regarded as not worth the effort for instances, like Immortal King, or Tal Rasha's, but their condition is set to improve a bit.Update 2.4 has changed some of the values of set objects. Their bonuses were increased slightly.

Making certain items more viable for lower to mid-game progress. While certain set items of high level have yet to see substantial buffs, the fact that they can now be "upped" by using Horadric Cube recipes makes them more competitive.As to upgrading set items, there's a brand new recipe for that in the Horadric Cube.

First time in many years the cube recipe has been updated. has been D2R items for sale console into player's game and players have the ability to "up" an item in their collection by a tier higher. This can only increase their stats and defensive value requirements , but it can also make the set items stronger and appealing.