Keywarden names and locations are as follows: That being said, all four keywardens now have a small percentage chance of dropping a key from a different Act. In Reaper of Souls, the fourth key will be dropped by Nekarat. The old Key of Terror, Key of Destruction and Key of Hate have been replaced with the following: The keys themselves will be different than from what players are accustomed to.
It’s been rumored that the Keywardens sometimes will appear in lower difficulty settings, but it is a bug, and the likelihood of encountering a KW outside of Torment is very rare.
To get the recipe, you must be playing on a lvl 60 or 70 character, and in T1 difficulty or higher. The keys must also be obtained in T1 or higher, with the base chance being 25% in T1 – scaling to a 50% chance at T6. While the new level 70 Infernal Machine Recipe still drops from Nekarat the Keywarden in Act IV, it can now be acquired from any of the game’s four wardens. In this preview, we’ll reexamine the Hellfire Ring crafting process, and take a sneak peek at how the new Smart Loot system is designed to make this already stellar item even more awesome than before. Among the more noteworthy improvements are sweeping changes to how one of the game’s most powerful and sought after items, the legendary Hellfire Ring, is acquired. The forthcoming Diablo III expansion, Reaper of Souls, brings with it a plethora of game-breaking enhancements. Here’s a look at those changes… Diablo III: Reaper of Souls: Hellfire Ring Crafting Preview The farming and crafting process for the Hellfire Ring will be changed in Reaper of Souls. The farming process for both the ring and amulet are identical, so all info in that post also applies to the new level 70 Hellfire Ring in RoS. Note: For the most up-to-date look at Hellfire farming and crafting in Reaper of Souls, please have a look at our Hellfire Amulet guide.
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