Playing RoT character in other mods will result in losing all RoT related assets (items, skills, etc) from the character and stash.

Make sure to start RoT as the first game mode if you decide to play it.

Loading different game mode (base GD campaign, Crucible or another mod) before RoT can result in unability to load certain assets such as tags, textures, etc.

Incorrectly extracted mod files (follow the “Instal” guide below).

Incompatible RoT or GD version (make sure to always use the latest GD:AoM+FG xpacks and RoT version).

No donations are accepted for RoT development.Ĭauses of common issues while playing the mod:.

Solution: using 3rd party tool such as GD Stash and unchecking Shattered Conclave waypoint will fix the issue. New characters do not experience this issue. But with the shift over to a modern BattleNet and us trying to increase security and preventing item duping and bots and other things like that, those types of mods aren't going to be as easy to do.Make sure to re-import RoT database after mod update when using GD Stash.Ĭharacters created in older mod versions see 2x Shattered Conclave waypoints after visiting the area. 'First off, mods that actually hack the game, that inject things into the DLL, those aren't really going to be as welcomed anymore.

''When it comes to mods for Diablo II: Resurrected, it's going to be a little bit of a different game to mod,' Gallerani told us.

Gallerani said that for the most part, this new iteration of Diablo II will very much be accessible for modding, although some tweaks have been made. Speaking to us here at in a recent interview, Rob Gallerani, a designer on Diablo II: Resurrected from Vicarious Visions, explained how mods would work in the game. With the advent of Diablo II: Resurrected now coming about later this year, Blizzard has confirmed that the remaster will very much be ripe for modding once again.

Like many other Blizzard Entertainment games, mods have been a backbone for Diablo II, especially when it comes to replayability. One of the biggest reasons why the original Diablo II has continued to remain relevant over the past two decades is because of the game's constant support via fan-made mods.

Diablo 2 required mods