If you want a quick overview to Set Items in Diablo Immortal then we would recommend checking out the below video guide from Echohack. If you want to know the names of every Set Item in Diablo Immortal along with the drop locations for each set item, read on! Likewise, two items from each set will only drop from the game’s hardest difficulty of Hell IV. It’s also worth noting that you’ll need to change the difficulty in Diablo Immortal as certain set items will only drop from certain dungeons at a specific difficulty (Hell I, Hell II, Hell III and Hell IV). This not only makes it slightly less convoluted (thankfully), but also means you can mix and match for the best potential builds and outcomes to augment your class of choice. You can also mix and match with other sets if you wish and unlike Diablo 3 Set Items this won’t conflict with your Legendary Items. This buff increases depending on whether you have 2 items, 4 items or 6 items from the set in question. If you have 2 items of the same set, you’ll gain a buff. If you’ve never played Diablo before, set items work like this. For those wondering, there are no drop rates for these set items at the time of writing, but it shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise that they’re quite rare. So you’ll most likely have to grind Dungeons over and over in the hope that these set items drop.

You can only earn these powerful armor pieces once you reach max character level and you’ll find them set items dropping in Dungeons from the final boss. Set items in Diablo Immortal are the highest tier item you can obtain for secondary gear slots.

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