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Currently updated up to patch 1.0.5!

Update (26th October)

• Added Critical Chance for Bracers

Update (29th October)

• Added Bleed Chance and Bleed Damage for weapons and offhands
• Added Min and Max damage for weapons
• Added Elemental Damage for weapons
• Fixed Min/Max for jewelery

Patch 1.0.5 brought some pretty sweet changes when it comes to loot drops, but I couldn't find an all inclusive guide that helped me appraise my drops. Each time I got a drop I had to go to one of the various affix sites found around the internet, search for each affix, and compare the values to my item's. I needed a place where all of the ranges were listed, but it didn't exist. Luckily for you and me however, I decided to make my own!

The following guide lists the max possible values each type of equipment can have when dropped in Inferno using Monster Power. Be aware that some of the values may not match if you are playing on Monster Power 0. For more information on how affixes are rolled in patch 1.0.5 see our earlier post.

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While I have double checked almost all of the values you will see below, errors are bound to happen when such large amounts of data are used. If you find any missing values, or have found an error, please let us know in the comments below.

Important: Damage values are shown in this format: (highest possible minimum damage) - (highest possible maximum damage). So if a weapon has the following ranges:

• Min damage: 15-16
• Max damage: 26-28

You would see: (16) - (28).

Note: This guide is for Magic and Rare items only. Legendary items have their own affix ranges and thus can not be appraised using this guide.

Click on one of the below links to jump to a specific section:

• Base values
• Armor
• Weapons
• Jewelery
• Off-Hand

Base Values

These values are what each weapon, armor, and shield can have in terms of basic stats and apply to iLevel 63 items only!

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Armor

This section is split up into 2 tables due to size constraints, one for the "generic" armor pieces and one for the class specific ones.

Note: Class specific affixes that boost skills are not included in these tables because of their sheer amount.

Generic Armor

Class Specific Armor

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Weapons

Like the previous section the data here is split into 2 different tables due to size constraints. The first table is for generic weapons (both 1-hand and 2-hand), while the second for class specific ones.

Note: Like in the previous section class specific affixes that give bonuses to skills are not included in these tables.

Generic Weapons

 Class Specific Weapons

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Jewelery

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Offhand Items

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Conclusion

Hope you guys are finding this guide as useful as I am. If at all possible try printing this guide so you don't have to alt-tab out of your game each time, or even better, setup a dual monitor system!

If you can spare a few bucks you should also get Diablo 3 Gold Secrets (out review can be found here) which works wonderful with this free guide.