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How does the Diablo IV loot analyzer work?

Upload a screenshot of an item tooltip from Diablo IV. The AI reads the image, identifies every stat, affix, and property on the item, then evaluates it against your selected class and build. The result is a letter grade (S through D), a verdict (Keep, Salvage, or Craft), and a detailed breakdown of why.

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Will Stat Verdict support other ARPG games?

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crafting · August 20, 2026

Season 15 Mythic Crafting Changes: What to Save Now

Season 15 overhauls Mythic crafting with a direct upgrade recipe. Learn what gear to bank now and scan it at statverdict.com.

If you've been hoarding Uniques all through Season 14, good news: that pack-rat instinct is about to pay off. Blizzard just dropped the first batch of Season 15 patch notes, and the headline is a complete overhaul of how Mythic Uniques get crafted. The short version? The current destructive process is getting replaced with a clean, direct upgrade recipe — and that changes what you should be banking right now. Let's break down what's changing, what to save, and how to make sure you're only holding onto the stuff that's actually worth it.

How Mythic Crafting Works in Season 14 (and Why It's Frustrating)

Right now, in Season of Death Awakening, the path to a Mythic Unique runs through the Horadric Cube. Any Unique sitting at 850+ Item Power qualifies as a Mythic crafting candidate — you feed it in, along with your Resplendent Sparks and materials, and out comes a Mythic Unique in the same gear slot.

The catch is that the process consumes your original Unique. If you toss in a perfectly-rolled Shroud of False Death or a Tyrael's Might with ideal affixes, that item is gone. You're gambling a known-good roll for a Mythic output, and there's no getting the base back if you don't love the result. Combine that with the enchanting system — which now works on Uniques and Mythics, with added affixes max-rolled on Mythics — and you can see why players are careful about which Uniques they sacrifice.

Season 14 also introduced the 2 guaranteed affixes on all Uniques, which means the base items you're feeding into the Cube are more valuable than ever. That's exactly why the Season 15 change matters so much.

The Season 15 Change: A Direct Upgrade-to-Mythic Recipe

Here's the big one. In Season 15, the Horadric Cube gets a new Upgrade-to-Mythic recipe that preserves the original Unique. Instead of destroying your base item and rolling into a Mythic of the same slot, you're now upgrading the exact item you put in — same base, same affixes, same slot — into its Mythic tier.

This is a fundamental shift. Under the current system, the identity of your base Unique gets scrambled into a same-slot roll. Under the new one, the Unique you carefully rolled and enchanted stays intact — you're just elevating it. That means a well-crafted base Unique with strong Greater Affixes and a solid enchant becomes a direct blueprint for its Mythic version.

The practical takeaway: the quality of your base Unique now carries forward. Every Greater Affix, every good temper, every smart enchant you've invested in is preserved through the upgrade. That's why what you bank today determines how strong your Mythics will be next season.

Say Goodbye to the Chaotic/Focused Reroll Recipe

The other significant change: the Chaotic/Focused Reroll recipe for Mythics is being removed. In Season 14, this recipe let you gamble the identity of an existing Mythic — rerolling it toward a different Mythic outcome. It was a niche tool, but it was the main way to "fix" a Mythic you didn't want.

With the direct upgrade recipe in place, that reroll safety net disappears. In practice, this makes your base item selection far more important. You can no longer craft a random Mythic and reroll your way to the one you want — you decide the outcome by choosing which base Unique to upgrade. Plan accordingly, because there's no do-over on the back end anymore.

Which 850+ IP Uniques Are Worth Banking

Since the upgrade preserves your base, you want to stockpile Uniques that are both at or above 850 Item Power and already carrying strong rolls. Here's what to prioritize:

Best-in-slot defensive Uniques — items like Shroud of False Death (chest) and Tyrael's Might (chest) are universally strong and worth holding for almost any build.
Class-defining Uniques with Greater Affixes — think Tibault's Will for Barbarian, Ring of Starless Skies for resource-hungry casters, or Harlequin Crest (Shako) for the flat +4 to all skills and huge defensive value across every class.
Uniques you've already enchanted well — since enchanting now works on Uniques and the enchant carries through the upgrade, a Unique with a great enchanted affix is a premium candidate.
Any Unique with double Greater Affixes — with 2 guaranteed affixes on all Uniques now, prioritize the ones where those affixes rolled as Greater Affixes on stats your build actually uses.

Don't just bank everything, though — inventory and stash space are finite. You want the Uniques that will actually make strong Mythics for your build, not a stash full of mediocre rolls. This is exactly where Stat Verdict earns its keep: screenshot each 850+ Unique, get an instant S/A/B/C/D grade, and only hold the ones that come back S or A. Scan your gear at statverdict.com before you commit stash tabs to anything.

The Resplendent Spark Economy Under the New Recipe

Resplendent Sparks remain the gatekeeping currency for Mythic crafting, and the new recipe doesn't make them free — but it does make them more efficient. Because the direct upgrade preserves your base, you're no longer burning Sparks on a slot-locked gamble that might not fit your build. Every Spark you spend goes toward a Mythic you already know you want.

That efficiency effectively raises the value of each Spark. In Season 14, you might have spent Sparks upgrading, disliked the same-slot output, and needed the reroll recipe (or more Sparks) to course-correct. With reroll gone and the base preserved, there's zero waste from bad-fit outcomes — but that also means you should be stockpiling Sparks now so you're ready to upgrade your banked Uniques the moment Season 15 goes live.

Keep farming Pandemonium Ruptures and defeating Realmwalkers through the back half of Season 14 for seasonal rewards and materials. Going into the transition with a healthy Spark reserve plus a curated stash of top-tier base Uniques is the strongest possible starting position.

The Bottom Line

Season 15 turns Mythic crafting from a destructive gamble into a deliberate upgrade. Your carefully-rolled, well-enchanted 850+ Uniques will carry their quality straight into their Mythic versions — while the reroll safety net disappears, making base selection everything. Bank your best defensive and class-defining Uniques, hoard your Resplendent Sparks, and make sure every item you save is actually worth the stash space.

Before you decide what stays and what gets salvaged, run your 850+ Uniques through statverdict.com — a few seconds per item tells you exactly which ones are S-tier Mythic upgrade candidates and which ones aren't worth the wait.