- Diablo 1 Belzebub Character Editor
- Diablo 1 Character Editor
- Diablo 1 Character Editor V1 09
- Diablo 1 Character Editor
A word of caution. Using Hero Editor may cause unexpected errors when you launch D2 LOD so use with care. I'm not sure where the link for Hero Editor is, I d.
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- Character editor is a tool for Diablo II created by Damien Legros.It allows you to modify your character stats. How to install: Extract the archive into game’s folder, make sure the game is not running and launch d2editor16.exe. Diablo3 Save Editor Version 2.0.1.1 Author: Jappi88 Ok guys, the moment u all have been waiting for is finally here!
There is no reason to love of hate cheaters: when you playing a single player game, the decision to cheat is only between you and your PC.
Contents:
Infinite stats, skill points and money
To edit some values of your Diablo II character you can choose from two ways: download specialized program to change the values (works great with original Diablo II, but not with Median XL, most known example is Hero Editor) or hack the values by yourself with Cheat Engine — a program that allow you to find in-game values in process memory and change them on the fly. It works with most games and even can help you to change unknown values, or change game mechanics (to heal you instead of taking damage, for example). And the first complexity that awaits us is the official CE downloading page — don't miss the small link to Cheat Engine without virus-like advertisement:
After downloading, unpack your CE archive to any folder and be ready to run Cheat Engine.exe (but don't launch it now). At first, launch Diablo II and make sure, that you can change the target value for few times. So, if your target value is Stat Points — make sure that you have at least 5 of them and you can spent them. Then, minimize your game by pressing Alt + Tab, launch Cheat Engine and press small computer icon at the top left corner:
In opened menu choose your Diablo II process (Game.exe in my case) and click Open:
Write your target value in the value field and press First Scan button:
Now you have to change your target value in game. In our case, we can just spent one point to... strength. After that write the changed value to Cheat Engine and click Next Scan:
As you can see, Cheat Engine has found 10 values, which were changed from 5 to 4 when we spent our stat point. But not all of them is our target value. Often we should repeat Next Scans again and again, until the only one value become remaining. And sometimes for the only in-game target value are responsible few values in the memory. In most cases we can say that final values are found, if they are all remained in the list after one or two last Scans. In our case final result is:
Last step is quite easy: select all addresses you have found, click on red diagonal arrow, select them again in the bottom list and then press the Enter key on your keyboard. Enter how much Stat Points you want to have and enjoy your powers ;)
You can repeat these operations for your skill points, money and other simple values. But if you want to change some of your stats, like Defense or Magic Item Find percent, or if you want to freeze you health & mana points, you should use advanced CE techniques. Check out the Tutorial minigame in Cheat Engine help menu, and don't forget to use comment form below to ask and answer questions about Cheat Engine and Diablo II.
Item duplication & editing
You can clone your items just by making copy of your Shared Stash file in the Diablo II save folder. But much better way is by using special program for this. The program called UdieMXL and it allows you to duplicate and edit your items, and even change some of your character stats. At first, let's install UdieMXL — download UdieMXL archive and unpack it to your Diablo II folder:
UMXL is good, but a little bit old program (author, if you read this, please update it or release sources with some knowledge ;), so it's not fully compatible with last version of Median XL Ultimative. To avoid possible problems you should create a new character, and then transfer your items to him via Shared Stash. After done editing, you can transfer your items back, or just leave them for further changes. Let's open UdieMXL.exe, select new character and see what we have:
As you can see, we have two problems here — all unknown-to-UdieMXL items shown as Torches, and our inventory is smaller than in-game. It's not good, because some items are missing or occupy two places instead of their original size in the inventory. However it's doesn't matter. To duplicate items click the right mouse button on the any item in the inventory and select Copy. Then, just paste selected item to the free space (don't forget to File->Save your character before you check your new items in the game):
After you figured out how to duplicate items, the thing you really should try is item editing. Depending of the item, it can be simple or very complex process. For now, let's go simple way and edit span-new unique Light Belt. In the game it have many Properties, but in old UdieMXL we see something like this:
To open item editing window right click the item and select Edit Item. The bad news is that obsolete Udie doesn't have possibility to simply edit an item Properties. The good news is that we can edit binary code of the item, and everything we need is to figure out, which part of this binary code affects item Properties:
You can change some bits by yourself, save the character, and have hope that game will not crash when loading you character, but I'll give you some tips: last bits, 111111111, — is Terminator, used to tell where is the item end. Close to the Terminator you can usually find all item Properties in this format: «00» bits + ~8-10 bits Parameter ID + ~8-10 bits Property value in reverse order. I could be wrong because I don't remember everything, but I sure you will understand logic of the bits after some experiments. Please, remember to backup your characters and items. So, let's say that we want to increase 7% Life Stolen Per Hit Property. Decimal 7 is binary 00000111, reversed is 11100000, and after quick searching we can say where is this part of code (as you can see, I selected 10 bits instead of 8, because size of this value is 10 bits):
After changing this value to its maximum, 1111111111, you can see a result — 1024% Life Stolen Per Hit (1023% on the screenshot because of wrong belt):
You can also change the type of this Propety by editing some bits before 1111111111 and, by the way, change any other part of the item (not sure for Required Level, so don't forget to reveal all truth in the comments). Another tip you must to know is the Properties order: there is no relationship between in-game and in-bits order, remember that when you change the Property types. To get more information about item editing — ask your questions, share your bit lists and try to help novice cheaters in the comments section ;)
Maphack and maximum Light Radius
If you already completed Diablo II for one, two, or maybe more times, some things in game can be for you... a little boring. Median XL nearly solves this problem, but with mMap maphack it has solved completely. MMap reveals act's map when you enter to the game with your character. Also, it can show monsters and spell's missles on your map and, this is my favorite, disables weather and dark areas in game. Now you can see everything, like if your Light Radius set to maximum.
Installation is simple: just download mMap maphack and unpack it to your game folder. After that, set DllToLoad2=mMap.dll in PlugY.ini (if you don't know what is it, read the Installation guide) and make some changes in mMap.ini according to your taste:
Beware! It is not possible to change D2MultiRes resolution when mMap is active, so select correct resolution before using mMap, or disable mMap temporarily.
Links
- Download Cheat Engine — http://cheatengine.org/downloads.php
- Nice CE analogue — http://www.artmoney.ru/
- Download UdieMXL — https://mega.nz/#!zokCVIJR!k35VGJn7Q9vt-80aNHHHSeVKyT-Ec0W8Bkp7BB8NyFE
- Download mMap Maphack — https://mega.nz/#!ThsUWIQK!FTP3KGqjrqJki1BLQ5XC-r5ML4qlYcZg7b8WRQHK4xk
Characters
Warrior
Item Repair
Effect: Utility skill that repairs one equipable item to it's full durability, without cost and instantly
Cooldown: 5 min
Required Level: available from start
Cleave
Effect: Slash attack that hits up to 3 targets, the one in front and two others from each adjacent side
Cost: 4.3 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Strength (increases the skill's damage)
Required Level: 8
Valiant Strike
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Effect: Formidable attack that can knockback enemies, and also increases your defense for 3 sec
Cost: 4.5 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Strength (increases skill's damage)
Required Level: 16
Shield Wall
Effect: Defensive buff that toughens the user, but it requires an equiped shield to be cast and lasts 16 sec
Cost: 15.5 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Strength (reduces Damage Taken from Enemies & increases Attacker Takes Damage)
Required Level: 24
Charge
Effect: Thrust attack that does bonus damage based on distance, bonus applies for a max 10 square distance
Cost: 11 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Required Level: 32
Rogue
Trap Disarm
Effect: Utility skill that can disarm trapped doors or chests, after it factors in the Dungeon Level and your Dexterity
Synergy: Dexterity (increases the chance of success)
Required Level: available from start
Multiple Shot
Effect: Split attack that shoots multiple arrows, thou each of them will deal reduced damage
Cost: 6.5 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Dexterity (increases the number of arrows)
Required Level: 8
Piercing Shots
Effect: Offensive buff that gives arrows a chance to pierce through several enemies for 15 sec
Cost: 10% + 15 Mana
Cooldown: 2 min (decreases when Pierce Chance increases)
Synergy: Dexterity (increases the Pierce Chance)
Required Level: 16
Guided Arrow
Effect: Smart attack that enables the arrow to follow a target or find one, even out of direct visual sight
Cost: 4 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Required Level: 24
Sightless Eye
Effect: Powerfull attack that turns the arrow in a deadly star which upon hit explodes, doing adjacent damage
Cost: 9 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Dexterity (increases skill's Damage and Adjacent Damage)
Required Level: 32
Sorcerer
Staff Recharge
Effect: Utility skill that recharges one staff to it's full charges, without cost and instantly
Cooldown: 5 min
Required Level: available from start
Elemental Drain
Effect: Offensive buff that enables spells to pierce through the enemies' resistances for 8.525 sec
Cost: 10% + 15 Mana
Cooldown: 2.5 min
Synergy: Magic (increases All Resistances Penetration & duration of buff)
Required Level: 8
Mana Shield
Effect: Defensive buff that turns mana into hit points and makes you a bit more physical resistant for 30 min
Cost: 10% Mana
Synergy: Magic (increases Physical Resistance)
Required Level: 16
Etherealize
Effect: Defensive and offensive buff that makes you less susceptible to damage and fast-moving for 8.5 sec
Cost: 5% + 25 Mana
Cooldown: 3 min
Synergy: Magic (increases All Resistances & Armor Class & Attacker Takes Damage & duration of buff)
Required Level: 24
Temporal Slowdown
Effect: Defensive and offensive buff with which the caster slows down time flow in order to react better in combat
Cost: 10% + 100 Mana
Cooldown: 2 min
Synergy: Magic (increases Time Slowed % & Slowdown Duration)
Required Level: 32
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Rage
Effect: Offensive buff that turns you berserk and increases attributes, but when it ends it makes you lethargic
Cooldown: 36 sec
Required Level: available from start
Cleave
Effect: Slash attack that hits up to 3 targets, the one in front and two other from each adjacent side
Synergy: Strength (increases the skill's damage)
Required Level: 8
Frenzy
Effect: Stacking attack that with each hit adds damage and speed, but it also deducts defense and resistance
Synergy: Strength (increases the number of stacks)
Required Level: 16
Inner Fire
Effect: Defensive and offensive buff that allows you to use all the Fire element's features for 24 sec
Cooldown: 2 min
Synergy: Strength (decreases Target Fire Resistance & increases Fire Hit Damage & Attacker Takes Fire Damage)
Required Level: 24
Mortal Strike
Effect: Formidable attack with which you hit extremely hard, but has a significant negative impact on your defense
Cooldown: 6 sec
Required Level: 32
1New character addition, exclusive to this mod.
Necromancer1
Raise Zombie
Effect: Support skill that uses a humanoid, beast or demon corpse to reanimate a zombie, but it won't follow you
Cost: 5.5 Life (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Vitality (increases Zombie's Health)
Required Level: available from start
Raise Skeleton
Effect: Support skill that summons a skeleton who will follow and protect you everywhere you go
Cost: 9.4 Life (increases with Character Level)
Cooldown: 1 sec
Synergy: Vitality (increases Skeleton's Health)
Required Level: 8
Corpse Explosion
Effect: Offensive skill that uses any monster's corpse to expel the leftover dead energy in a 9 square violent burst
Cost: 14 Life (increases with Character Level)
Required Level: 16
Revive
Effect: Support skill that uses any monster's corpse to reanimate monster and enrage it, but it won't follow you
Cost: 25 Life (increases with Character Level)
Required Level: 24
Blood Ritual
Effect: Offensive buff that boosts life and with which spells will use up life instead of mana for 30 min
Cost: 10% Life
Required Level: 32
1New character addition, exclusive to this mod.
Assassin1
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Stealth
Effect: Defensive and offensive buff with which you can move unseen and gain advantages after breaking stealth
Cooldown: 5 sec
Required Level: available from start
Maleficent Strike
Effect: Powerfull attack when facing a monster and formidable attack when hitting a monster from behind
Cost: 4 Mana
Synergy: Dexterity (increases the skill's damage)
Required Level: 8
Narcosis
Effect: Crowd control skill with which you throw explosive bombs in a 9 square area, and targets are also stuned
Cost: 14 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Cooldown: 8 sec (decreases with Character Level)
Required Level: 16
Fanaticism
Effect: Stacking attack that with each hit adds a damage bonus as well as some combat and defensive speed
Cost: 4 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Synergy: Dexterity (increases the number of stacks)
Required Level: 24
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Dragon Flight
Effect: Utility skill that teleports you behind targer hitting it hard, and gives similar advantages as breaking stealth
Cooldown: 8 sec
Cost: 20 Mana (increases with Character Level)
Required Level: 32
1New character addition, exclusive to this mod.