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Diablo 4’s worst endgame grind just became a lot less painful in Season 14, thanks to a batch of impactful changes to gems and conversion recipes.
In Diablo’s latest expansion, Lord of Hatred, Blizzard introduced two new tiers of gems to its ARPG: Horadric and Flawless Horadric Gems. These gems are far more powerful than their lower-tier counterparts, but there is a catch–they can’t be found as drops. Instead, they can only be crafted using the Horadric Cube’s Amalgamation recipe. The recipe turns five Grand Gems into one Horadric Gem, and five Horadric Gems into one Flawless Horadric Gem.
Season 13 saw players running one particular dungeon, Seer’s Reach, for hours on end, as it was one of the best sources of acquiring gems that could then be converted into Grand Gems. Those Grand Gems could then be converted once more into Horadric, and eventually Flawless Horadric, gems.
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If running the same dungeon over and over for hours on end just to convert gems sounds like a lot of monotonous work, that’s because it was. It took hours upon hours of mindless grinding to even get a full gear set’s worth of Horadric Gems, and that’s without
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