Dungeoneering
From Path of Diablo Wiki
The following dungeon areas have been added/changed in Path of Diablo.
Maps
What are Maps?
- "Maps" are a series of new end-game areas created in Path of Diablo. These are dangerous high level areas that players can farm as an alternative to traditional areas of Diablo II. These areas offer additional replayability compared to the vanilla Diablo II experience.
- They offering increased experience compared to traditional farming areas and the same possibility of high level loot. The item drop probabilities in maps are identical the same as Worldstone Chamber.
- Maps also function to promote build diversity by offering unique combinations of monster types containing different elemental/physical immunities in various densities.
- In a way that should be somewhat familiar for Path of Exile players, these areas can be accessed by using a series of new special items called "Relics".
Relics
- Relics are new special items in Path of Diablo that can be used to open a portal to various tiers of maps.
- There are multiple tiers of Relic (currently 1-4) that have a chance to drop after defeating the miniboss at the end of each dungeon area.
- The first (Tier 1) Relic drops from Hephasto the Armorer in Act 4 on Hell difficulty (about a 10% chance).
- To use a Relic, the player must bring it to a new area on the northern side of Harrogath called "The Ancient's Temple" and simply right-click the item. This will destroy the item and the player will be teleported to a new screen inside the dungeon of that tier.
- Each relic can only be used once.
- Relics can now be upgraded into the next tier by transmuting 4 of a kind. (Tourmaline #17)
Tiers
Name | mlvl | Boss | Layouts | |
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Tier 1: |
Desecrated Temple |
87 |
Blood Huntress |
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Tier 2: |
Frigid Plateau |
88 |
Root of All Evil |
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Tier 3: |
Ruined Citadel |
89 |
Ursa Bloodthirst |
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Tier 4: |
Forgotten Desert |
90 |
Crazed Sorcerer |
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