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Loot Filter for Diablo II Resurrected

Last updated Today at 16:00 by MrLlamaSC

Loot Filters have finally made it to Diablo 2. A fully customizable feature that players have been requesting for years is now in game and easy to setup. Build your own or import one from a pro.

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Loot Filters

Blizzard has now added Loot Filters to Diablo 2 Resurrected in the latest expansion, Reign of the Warlock. These can be fully customized in-game and can have different profiles based on different characters.

Players can import pre-made profiles or create their own. If you want a generic endgame profile, we have created the following for your use. Please copy this code into your clipboard and then go into the Loot Filter and press the import profile button.

Loot Filter
{ "name": "Llama Endgame", "rules": [ { "name": "Show Rare/Uni/Set", "enabled": true, "ruleType": "show", "filterEtherealSocketed": false, "equipmentRarity": [ "rare", "unique", "set" ], "equipmentQuality": [ "normal", "exceptional", "elite" ], "equipmentCategory": [ "acce", "armo", "weap" ] }, { "name": "Show Magic Items", "enabled": true, "ruleType": "show", "filterEtherealSocketed": false, "equipmentRarity": [ "magic" ], "equipmentCategory": [ "glove", "palad", "barbh", "javel", "acce", "druid", "circl" ], "equipmentItemCode": [ "gth", "am5", "uts", "ult", "7xf", "wsp", "uow", "9xf", "uth", "urn", "9tw", "7wb", "xul", "uhm", "9wb", "usk", "9lw", "ama", "7ar", "aar", "urs", "upl", "uld", "ful", "uui", "utp", "xar", "ula", "9ar", "7qr", "uar", "ucl", "9qr", "xth", "uhn", "7lw", "uit", "uh9", "ung", "uul", "9ws", "7tw", "7cs", "7ws", "9cs", "utu", "uea" ] }, { "name": "Show Norm/Socket Bases", "enabled": true, "ruleType": "show", "filterEtherealSocketed": true, "equipmentRarity": [ "lowQuality", "hiQuality", "normal" ], "equipmentQuality": [ "normal", "exceptional", "elite" ], "equipmentCategory": [ "palad", "warlo", "acce", "wands", "druid", "circl", "barbh", "necro" ], "equipmentItemCode": [ "am5", "ult", "uts", "6lb", "6bs", "7br", "wsp", "8cs", "6lw", "7mp", "7fl", "xh9", "7pa", "xrn", "6cb", "7wb", "6sw", "amc", "bld", "msk", "bst", "kri", "8ws", "ama", "amb", "brs", "6s7", "7cm", "upl", "6hb", "uui", "ful", "bsd", "7wh", "9bl", "7qr", "7gs", "7m7", "ame", "ltp", "uar", "9qr", "7tr", "xsk", "mpi", "urg", "9fl", "7lw", "uit", "2ax", "fla", "7tw", "lsd", "am2", "7cs", "7ws", "9cs", "am7", "utu", "6ws", "uea", "7b7", "7o7", "ush", "7bt", "7wc", "7gi", "7xf", "am1", "72h", "7bl", "uow", "7s8", "9xf", "uth", "ghm", "urn", "7wa", "xtp", "9tw", "xhm", "uhm", "9wb", "7sr", "6l7", "usk", "9lw", "amf", "7gd", "7ar", "7p7", "wst", "urs", "uld", "72a", "utp", "7kr", "7st", "ula", "9ar", "8bs", "6cs", "xrs", "cst", "upk", "am6", "ucl", "amd", "uhn", "crn", "bhm", "7fb", "ung", "uh9", "uul", "9kr", "9ws", "7cr", "7gm", "7vo", "crs", "7h7" ] }, { "name": "Hide All Items and Trash", "enabled": true, "ruleType": "hide", "filterEtherealSocketed": true, "equipmentRarity": [ "lowQuality", "magic", "hiQuality", "normal" ], "equipmentQuality": [ "normal", "exceptional", "elite" ], "equipmentCategory": [ "acce", "armo", "weap" ], "itemCategory": [ "ammo", "keysr" ], "itemCode": [ "hp2", "mp3", "mp4", "wms", "hp1", "hp4", "mp1", "mp2", "yps", "vps", "hp3" ], "goldFilterValue": 5000 } ] }
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MrLlamaSC's Loot Filter Video Guide

We also have a video showcase that talks about how the Loot Filter works.

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Profile Creation Tips

For those wishing to create their own profile or modify an existing one, here are some tips to help guide you through the process and avoid any confusion

  1. Show trumps Hide in all instances. Because of this, you always need to make sure if you want something hidden that there is not another rule saying to show it.
  2. Starting out by hiding everything with one rule and then building rules to show can be an effective way to get exactly what you want to see without having anything extra in there.
  3. Rule order does not matter. A rule being above or below in the list will not affect what shows or is hidden.
  4. Having no selections of Quality and Equipment is the same as having all selections. For example: If you want to see all Unique items, you can simply check the, "Unique" Rarity and it will show all Unique items even though you are not selecting "Normal," "Exceptional," and "Elite." Were you to suddenly check only one of these such as, "Elite" then it would stop showing Normal and Exceptional Unique items. So in general, the further you drill down in a Show Rule the less you will get to see.
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Changelog

  • 11 Feb. 2026: Guide added.
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