Uses for excess legendary and set items?
I've got tons of extra legendary and set items and I don't know what to do with them. What are my best options? Just salvage them?
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Yep, salvaging unwanted legendary and set items will yield 'Forgotten Souls' which are handy for use in Kanai's Cube. Don't forget you can strip the legendary power from them in the cube, so if you haven't already, strip the powers of any you don't want. There is an achievement for doing this.
As they can be used to upgrade rare items to legendaries, re-roll items and other useful things. They'll also be required to re-roll stats on legendary and set items at the mystic.
In the cube, these recipes require souls.
- Reforge Legendary Item
- Convert Set Item
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What do you do with extra Legendaries in Diablo 3?
For the majority of the legendaries you find, their best use is to either extract their power using kanai's cube, or break it down into a forgotten soul. The one caveat is that it worth it to save any ancient gear you find just in case it comes in handy down the line.Do set items count as Legendaries?
Set items do count as legendary for LoD. And yes, as long as you don't activate their set bonus, you will benefit from the gem.What does reforging a Legendary Item do?
Reforge Legendary or Set Item This process will grant your item different attributes, and may transform it into an Ancient or Primal Ancient version of the same item.Does extracting legendary power destroy the item?
Extract destroys the item and costs gold, but Inherit is free and doesn't harm the item in question at all. To find Zamina, just go to Rakkis Plaza, near where you'll find the Market and across the way from the Blacksmith.What To Do With Extra Legendary Items In Diablo Immortal (Essence Transfer Guide)!
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