But with Diablo 4, doing the campaign and even most of the sidequests is barely going to uncover…half the map? If that? The rest is going to need you to explore it, whether it’s little outcroppings that have public event minigames, Stronghold areas or just sprawling sections of the map, mainly to the southwest specifically, that will need to be manually uncovered during or after the campaign. Most open world games by the end will have you uncovered most of the entire map, no matter how big it is.

The Campaign Will Barely Uncover Half The Map – I don’t think you really grasp how big this map is. This will require material from a previously dismantled legendary, but it’s a good way to get new gear and discover new affixes without farming actual drops.ĥ.

Legendary Upgrading – Don’t forget that you can upgrade rare (yellow) items into legendaries now.

Save up your Obols from the aforementioned public events, and then a round of gambling will often get you at least one legendary in a specific slot for every few hundred Obols you sink in.

Obol Gambling – The new shard gambling.

If you complete a bonus objective you will get a better quality chest which includes more Obols, but also I’ve gotten a fair amount of legendaries from those.

Mastery Public Events – These are those red circle activities you see on the map.

They are tough to hunt down and kill, but it’s always worth it.

Treasure Goblins – They have been buffed from the beta and I swear it’s now something like an 80% chance for them to drop a legendary.The Best Early Legendary Sources – Obviously I am not talking about endgame content and farming here, but if you want to start seeing more legendaries from level 20-30 on, here’s where I’ve found the most, and it’s not from elites, as those drop rates are pretty low.

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