Post 1 by Larry
LarryArchivist · 14 posts · 13 topics· · edited #1edited #1
The Tools page has twelve calculators. They are free, need no account and run in your browser. All of them work from the data tables of the current game build, and every derived figure names the rule it comes from.
Any base weapon with enhanced damage, flat damage, Strength, Dexterity and attack speed: damage per hit, attack frames and damage per second. The damage math follows the game's own integer steps; the frames come from the animation tables.
Cast, hit-recovery, block and attack-speed breakpoints of every class, form and weapon class, with your own values marked. The steps come from the game's animation data, not a typed-in list.
Pick the damage you bring and see which areas you can clear: every area scored by how much of its spawn mix is immune to it.
Plan a character on the game's own screens: the Character sheet, the Skill Tree, the Inventory with every slot and the charm grid, the mercenary, buffs, shrines and the curses a monster puts on you — every number from the game's tables. The whole build fits in the link; a free account saves it with a page of its own, loads it anywhere and follows other builds.
Experience per kill and kills to the next level for every class, level, difficulty, monster and area. The level-difference penalty uses the game's tiers.
Walk any monster's treasure classes down to base items, and see how Magic Find moves the quality odds. What the tool cannot model yet is listed in its Known gaps panel.
Price, item level window, exceptional and elite chances, and the odds and gold to a chosen unique or set item.
The game's own loot filter: the eight starter profiles explained rule by rule, and a rule builder that writes a profile code to import.
Item level, affix level and sockets of any base: the socket bands, cube and Larzuk outcomes, and the affixes that can roll.
Any two uniques, set items, runewords or bases side by side: both tooltips, every property line paired with the difference, and the base facts.
Fill the Horadric Cube and see which recipes transmute, or exactly what is missing from the ones that almost do. The full list is on the Cube Recipes page.
The runes you have: the runewords they make, the ones a rune or two short, and the cheapest cube path to any rune.
Open a topic in this board with:
- The tool and what you entered.
- What the tool shows.
- What the game shows, and how you measured it.
A screenshot link helps. Ideas for new tools are welcome here too.