You can then use it and have a full skill and stat reset. Once you do have all four Essences, drop them into your Horadric Cube and transmute them into a Tome of Absolution. Unfortunately, all of these are random drops, which means you might need to kill each boss dozens of times before you get all four items. Specifically, you need a Twisted Essence of Suffering from Andariel (Act 1) or Duriel (Act 2), a Charged Essence of Hatred from Mephisto (Act 3), a Burning Essence of Terror from Diablo (Act 4), and a Festering Essence of Destruction from Baal (Act 5). Then, you need to fight act bosses to get have a chance to get different drops. First, you need to work your way through both Normal and Nightmare difficulties so that you can play on Hell difficulty. There is another way to get a full reset, but it's only available in Hell difficulty and takes quite a bit of grinding to get.Īs mentioned, prepare for quite a grind to get a Token of Absolution that you can use to reset your stat and skill points. So, her reset is incredibly valuable for players who want to try out a new set of skills after playing for a while. Once you take care of business, Akara will let you reset your stats and skills for free once.īecause Diablo II: Resurrected has three different difficulty levels, you can use Akara's ability three times per character. She will send you out into the first area, called the Blood Moor, and ask that you kill every monster inside of the Den of Evil. You start this quest by talking to Akara in the Rogue Encampment after you first load into the game.

The first quest you can come across in Diablo II: Resurrected takes you to the Den of Evil.

Below are the ways players can reset their stat and skill points. That doesn't mean it's impossible to change things up if you want, but you only have a few chances per character unless you're willing to do some heavy grinding. The original Diablo II only gave players a few ways to reset their builds, making those choices feel like they mattered more than they do in games where you can just change at the click of a button.

One of those is how the game handles stat and skill resets. Unlike most modern titles, Diablo II: Resurrected keeps some of the idiosyncrasies that made the original game special back at the turn of the century. This guide will cover how to reset your Skill Tree, how many times you can do it, and what the recipe is for a Token of Absolution.įor more information on Diablo II: Resurrected, click below for other Wowhead Diablo II: Resurrected Guides:

Welcome to the Reset Skill Guide for Diablo II: Resurrected.

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