Objects · 交互物

In Diablo II, the Guild Hall was a private territory stored permanently on Battle.net. Members could chat, trade and gather there, and by dropping gold into the "Steeg Stone" they could grow the initial cottage into a hall, and eventually a castle.

The system was cancelled before release; after Lord of Destruction it ha…

Here is a genuinely obscure piece of trivia: in the game, Health Shrines, Mana Shrines and Gem Shrines show up far more often than the rest.

That is because three cut shrines were replaced by them.

They are:

• Health Exchange 生命交換神殿
• Mana Exchange 法力交換神殿
• Shrine of Enirhs 颠倒神殿

What they were meant to do:

Health Exchange:

• Immediate…

The object data of Diablo II still contains a set of interactive objects named Obelisk. They are not mere scenery: the object functions, a dedicated interface and the reward data all indicate that this was once a wilderness random event which used gems as its medium and granted permanent character upgrades.

The Obelisk …