A wildly exploitable item was discovered in Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred—it increases gold gain by 900%. Not 9, not 90, but 100%. And yes, it actually works.
Diablo 4 has had its share of exploits that players have gleefully exploited. One moment, an item with infinite damage will pop up, the next, a dungeon will start dropping loot like crazy. A complex economic RPG—such glitches are almost inevitable.
But what they’ve just discovered in Lord of Hatred is beyond belief.
The “Seal of the Horadrim” has surfaced there. Its description states: +900% gold. Someone at Blizzard simply forgot a comma—and now players are making billions more than usual. Imagine: difficulty increases drops, but with this artifact, you can forget about the lack of currency forever.
Gold didn’t burn a hole in your pockets much before. However, the expansion added too many ways to burn it. Rolling a single stat costs millions. The new endgame skill trees cost 40 million just for moving points. Mythic Uniques? Who cares. Now the real goal in the endgame is pure gold. And 900% is everything.
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How to get the “Sigil of the Horadric” with +900% gold—it’s easier than it seems?
The main advantage of this bug is that getting the artifact is not at all difficult. It’s all done through the “Cube of the Horadric”: roll other seals until you get the one you want. Then find a couple of charms (the ones for beginners), equip them along with the seal, and the bonus activates.
True, you’ll have to temporarily lower the difficulty level to do this. But anyone who’s been playing Diablo 4 regularly for the last week will be able to do it in a couple of minutes. Streamer Vudizho has already released a short guide—it clearly shows the entire process.
The Price of the Issue: Strength vs. Gold
You sacrifice some combat stats. But you become fabulously rich. Just a few hours with the Seal equipped, and you can forget about the lack of currency forever.
Some dungeons provide an additional gold bonus. Plus, there are bonuses in skill trees. All together, it adds up to a whopping billions in a single run. Don’t believe me? See for yourself.
Who’s missing out (and why)?
The only people unhappy with this situation are buyers from trading sites. Prices are about to skyrocket. A broken item will become a must-have if you want to afford anything.
At least until Blizzard notices the anomaly and adds that missing comma. Until then, enjoy it.
