Now, there are three basic ways of getting good charms: Now, with that out of the way, let’s proceed. Keep in mind different people value things differently, and you should never insist a charm is worth something in a trade just because I have suggested it is here. The intention of this guide is to give those who’ve never really understood the value of charms an understanding of what is worth keeping or throwing away, what to cube for, and roughly what to expect to be able to trade them for. The values I have given to each prefix and suffix are my opinion only, backed up by a long time playing the game and an understanding of generally what is worth what in a good trading community. It was not made to be used as a law of trade values, to be referred to when so-and-so player refuses to trade you his Stormlash for a Pestilent small charm of Anthrax. I do not intend this guide to become any sort of currency-definition when dealing with charms. This guide aims at educating those who never really paid much attention to charms, about what mods are considered valuable, and how to get them. Most new players disregard charms entirely, focusing on accumulating their hoard of sets/uniques, and can often sell/not pick up/give away a great deal of wealth inadvertently by doing so. There is at times a good deal of confusion as to what constitutes a good, great or fantastic charm, and how to go about getting them. Charms are something a lot of players underestimate the worth of.

Diablo 2 unique charms