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Are affixes in a specific item type rare enough to make an item highly desirable?

For example, and I'm making this up, is +INT on pants rarer than +INT on 1-Hand weapons?

Are some affixes so much rarer than others that just by seeing them I should know it would sell for high amounts of gold in the AH?

I'm actually looking for ways to quickly and at a glance know if I can sell an item easily for millions of gold, instead of having to manually search for similar items and see for how much they sell.

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  • Perhaps related: gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/77706/… – Frank Aug 27 '12 at 14:55
  • Currently, it seems items require a "trifecta" of attack speed, crit chance, and crit damage in order to be worth much of anything. Primary stat and vit on top of that is pure gravy. – Frank Aug 27 '12 at 14:57
  • @fbueckert no, not really. Trifecta makes it highly desirable, but for gloves just having 2 out of the three with dual stat or single stat + res already makes it super expensive. – l I Aug 27 '12 at 15:02
  • most of what I said here still applies – l I Aug 27 '12 at 15:03
  • and afaik there's no such thing as 'rarity' of affixes. They all appear equally likely, but some affixes are more desirable than others. – l I Aug 27 '12 at 15:05
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With the way the AH has been flooded with items, there's no clear way of knowing whether an item will sell for a lot or a little outside of looking at the actual numbers.

http://www.d3rmt.com/guides/diablo-3-item-stat-maximum-values/ This website has the maximum value for every stat in every slot possible, so you can use that as a guideline for whether you think your item will sell for a lot. Obviously, stat combinations are going to play a huge role too, so rolling 300 int on a helm with nothing else is going to be worth less than say...200 int with 4% crit and an open socket.

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