This creates a new market for charms and jewels.

Same with players chasing perfect gear, PVP items and +Skill Grand Charms.

This creates new markets for these bulk items.

When traders start to accumulate resources, they seek out new investments like crafting materials or gold for gambling.

But the rarity of certain items and their demand will mean their prices will never dip below certain points – like Mara’s Kaleidoscope.

As time goes on, gear becomes more plentiful and the prices will drop.

If you want to ‘get rich’ then racing to Hell and getting those early items to trade is vital, especially MF ( Magic Find) gear.

When the Ladder season starts, items are in high demand, supply is very low and prices will be quite high.

How it’s applied to Diablo 2 can be seen in a few ways. It works just like in the real world, so I’m sure you are familiar with the concept. The next component of the economy is the law of supply and demand.

Rarity of runes means they can be compared to each other’s value.

Traders make runewords out of Runes – diminishing the supply thus creating more demand for those runes.

Runes have value because they are portable, have a limited supply, and have a value relative to each other. Long ago, it was SoJs ( Stone of Jordan) and today it’s runes.

That’s a tough task, since our items may have different values or you don’t have an item the other trader wants. Trading is your item for their item (PureDiablo does not support RMT for Diablo 2 items).

Most importantly, it offers a way to build and earn trust between traders.

Here are the basic features to get you started: This is a vital service since everyone wants to get a fair trade and not have to worry about getting burned.

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