Grim Dawn Inventory Editor
It's the age-old bane of RPGers everywhere: You discover a new piece of armor that's incredibly powerful, perfect for your class—and ugly as sin. It's too good not to wear, but you hesitate anyway because, let's be honest, you look like an absolute clown in that thing. To help alleviate your sartorial shame in the action-RPG, Crate Entertainment has announced that it will add a new 'Service NPC' in the upcoming expansion who will, for a price, make your gear just as pretty as you want it.' Using proprietary Illusionist mind-meld technology, any item you discover will automatically have its appearance stored,' Crate. 'In fact, the first time you launch the expansion, every item you have in your inventory and stash will be automatically added to start your collection. That’s a lot of different looks!'
Well, as it turns out, Grim Dawn items are first defined by a 'basename', which points to the game's database record that defines what the thing is. It can then be further enhanced by prefix, suffix, and augment, all of which should point at their appropriate db records. Grim Dawn is an action role-playing game for the PC, developed by veterans of Iron Lore Entertainment, the creators of Titan Quest. Enter an apocalyptic fantasy world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, iron is valued above gold and trust is hard earned.
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Illusionists will be available at Devil's Crossing and Fort Ikon in the base game, and in other areas in the expansion, and will not be restricted by level. The usual item level requirements will apply to illusions, however, so first-level characters won't be able to make their gear look like level 75 legendaries. The cost of casting an illusion will scale with your character's level (reverting an item to its original appearance will be free) and transmogrified items can be shared between characters but not traded with other players, although removing the illusion restores their tradeability. And there are some restrictions: items can only be made to look like other equipment of the same class, so you can't make a one-handed sword look like a two-hander, for instance.Unfortunately, there's no indication as to when the Illusionist will join the Grim Dawn action, because there's still no word about when the expansion will be out aside from 'this year'—hopefully in the first half. The expansion will include a 'massive new chapter of Grim Dawn's ongoing tale,' plus two new masteries—the Inquisitor was revealed, but the second remains a mystery—an increased level cap, and 14 new Constellations.
Contents Item Types.Item QualityItem quality indicates the rarity of an item and determines the stats and bonuses an item will have. While an item of higher quality is harder to find it does not always mean it is better.Grim Dawn uses a similar color code to to indicate the rarity of items.Main Qualities. Broken items (Grey)Broken items are low quality versions of common items. Unlike in Titan Quest broken items vanish after they drop in Grim Dawn. Common items (White)Common items are the most easily found, and drop frequently from monsters and containers. Although rare, some white items can have magical properties.
Magical items (Gold/Orange)Uncommon items that have standard magical attributes. They usually have one or two affixes that indicate which attributes they will have. Rare items (Green)Rare items can have the same attributes as magical items, however they also have more powerful affixes that are exclusive to them.Monster Infrequent items can also be found with this same quality. Monster Infrequents lack the affixes but have their own attributes.
Epic items (Blue)Encompasses. Unlike lower quality items, Epic items do not have a base item type or random affixes. Rather, they have their own unique properties and stats. They also have unique names and item art. Legendary items (Purple)Another tier of unique items, of higher quality and rarity than Epic items.
These are the rarest items in the game.Miscellaneous Qualities. grey - Iron Bits. Lavender - Quest Items, Crafting Materials and Notes come in this color. Orange - Components, Blueprints and Recipes appear as this color.
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Light Yellow - Higher grade (Rare) Components. Light blue - Relics. Olive green - Augments. Red - Consumables: Consumables such as potions appear red until they are picked up by the player.Stat DeviationIn Grim Dawn, items stats, affixes and bonuses will often come with random stat deviation.
A stat will have an intrinsic base value, which is then subject to a% deviation up or down. Hence if a stat has a base value of +100 and a deviation of 30%, it can roll anywhere between +70 and +130. In addition, stats will always round down.