Welcoming to the Potion Belt Guide: Diablo II: Resurrected. This guide will discuss how Potion belts work, the various kinds of Potions, and some tips to use Potions.

 What is the Potion Belt work?

 Belts are among the more important tools for those who are just beginning their Diablo II: Resurrected journey. This is because if you don't have a belt equipped with a belt, you are able to hold four potions at a time on your hotkeys. It is necessary to manually access your inventory to refill your potions in a fight. This can take a lot of time and causes your inventory to take up a lot of screen space during the battle.

 Instead, players should search for a potions belt immediately. It is possible to stack potions of the exact same type and add more slots to your potions to help take care of injuries that are severe without having to check your inventory. Depending on the belt you wear you will be able to add twelve or four slots to your belt and give you a total of 16 slots.

 It is important to keep in mind that the game will refill your belt whenever you get an item from the ground. What that means is that if you've got a Healing potion in your first slot, and then pick up another Healing potion it will be placed over that slot, if there's space. If you choose to purchase a Mana potion it will attempt to transfer it to the slot that's not currently occupied with a Healing potion. This means that you can tailor your belt in accordance with your requirements by placing various types of potions within the upper four slots of your belt. This allows a class such as the Barbarian put aside 12 slots to treat health and four for Rejuvenation potion, while the Sorceress could have eight slots for health and eight slots for mana. It is crucial to determine the right balance for your group.

 Different kinds of Potions

 There are two types of potions that players can encounter The first is healing, and the second one is Mana potions. These are able to replenish the mana and health of your body just as you would expect. In the case of Mana potions, they will always heal in 5.12 seconds, while Healing potions differ based on the type of potion. The important thing is to be aware that if you use more than one pot, your pool will be refilled by the sum of both potions. This means that you will heal slower if you take one minor healing potion as well as one more powerful healing potion at the same. Try using the same kinds of potion , however, prefer the larger potions.

 These aren't the only kinds of potion available. Thrown potions aren't something we would like to try and are not something you should placed in your purse. But there are four additional kinds that you need to be aware of. The most important of them are Rejuvenation Potions. They fill 35% of your health and mana instantly in their initial form. They provide 100% of these immediately when you use Full Rejuvenation Potions. They are great for fighting tough battles because they work instantly.

 Additionally, you'll find Antidotes and Stamina Potions. Antidotes are able to treat poison instantly and can be useful to enemies such as Andariel, who deal lots of poison-related damage. Stamina Potions instantly replenish your endurance, allowing you to run faster across all terrains. Also, Thawing Potions instantly thaw frozen or chilled characters, making them vital for enemies such as Duriel in Act 2. Antidotes and Thawing Potions also give you additional poison/cold resistance for a short period after you take them, making them even stronger in the tough boss fights.

 How to make Mana and Healing Potions

 Although managing your mana and health may seem simple, there are some tricks Diablo II: The Resurrected doesn't teach you. It is important to know that Healing and Mana potions are able to "proc" which means they are able to heal your health or give mana twice as much as specified. This is possible based on your Vitality and Energy (mana). Here is the official formula, based upon a character who has 300 Vitality (health) and 100 Energy (energy).

 (Chance of Double Life/Mana Heal for Vitality/Energie up to 200: Vit or Eng / 4)

 (Chance of double life/Mana Heal to 200 Vitality/Energy up: 100 - (10000/Vit or Eng)

 Vi: 100 - (10000 (V)

 = 100 - (10000 / 300)

 = 100 = 100 (33.333)

 = 66.667 Probability of the Potion being twice as effective

 Eng 4 Energy

 100 / 4

 = 25% chance of your Potion having double the effects.

 Additionally It's also important to understand that certain characters benefit more benefit from Healing and Mana potions than other characters. It is possible to break this down into tiers. Healing potions are best to heal barbarians. The Amazon, Paladin, and Assassin are all in the middle of the group. The Necromancer, Sorceress, and Druid all fall into the final group. These groups work in reverse to make mana-based potions. Barbarians thus receive less. These differences are important to know, especially in the beginning stages of your learning.

 The final suggestion for newer players is that the "" key is used as a hotkey to bring the belt menu up in the event that you own a belt equipped with extra slots. It allows you to easily view how many potions and which types of potions you have in your belt. We like keeping this tab open in order to give us a quick visual letting us know when we'll need to pick up additional potions following a fight.