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Diablo 2 Crafted Items

Diablo 2 Crafted items are similar to rare items, but cannot be Gambled, dropped by Monsters or found in Chests. They can only be created with The Horadric Cube. Diablo 2 Crafted Items are a form of Gambling for high level players or "hardcore" players. These serious players can have the ingredients and time to create a good Crafted Item. Diablo 2 Crafted Items have the potential to be better than Rare Items and possibly certain Set or Unique Items. Crafted Items can be socketed with one Socket using the Add Socket quest or Horadric Cube Formula allowing you to make them even better with a Gem, Rune or Jewel. 

Items in Orange are Crafted Items. 

Diablo 2 Crafted Items have 1-5 Fixed Properties
Each Crafted Item has one or more fixed properties. For example, there are some Crafted Items guaranteed to have from 0-20% Chance of Crushing Blow. Often the Fixed Properties are not available normally on Magic or Rare Items. It's also nice to be able to create an item knowing which fixed magical bonuses are going to always appear which is not the case with Magic or Rare Items. 

Some Recipes have a chance of having Fixed Properties which means you will not always receive those Fixed Properties, you'll just have a better chance of getting them. 

Crafted Items have 1-5 Random Magical Prefixes/Suffixes
On top of those fixed properties, a Crafted Item can have from 1-5 standard Rare and Magic Prefix and Suffixes. These are generated pretty much the same way as a Rare item. 

When you Craft an item it loses all of its original Magical Prefixes/Suffixes or Set or Unique abilities. Creating a Crafted Item is just like the Imbue quest reward in that it takes the base item, and creates a new one with new properties. 

Crafted Items are pretty much a free shot of creating a Rare Item. You don't know if you'll get a "good" item since the bonuses are random but you do have a better chance than trying to find a Rare Item or Gambling for a Rare Item. 

Because Crafted Items have fixed stats you have much more control over what magical bonuses will appear as opposed to finding or Gambling a Rare Item. 

You can stack the "fixed" Magical Prefixes/Suffixes with regular Magical Prefixes/Suffixes that can appear on Rare Items to create bonuses that are much higher than would normally appear on a Rare Item. Note: this does not mean you will keep the Magical Bonuses on the item you place in the cube, this simply means that it's possible to combine the "fixed" Crafted Bonuses with normal Magic Prefixes and Suffixes. 

Crafted Item Formulae 
Place the listed Ingredients in the Horadric Cube and Transmute them. The ingredients must be exact, using the listed exact piece of Armor or Weapon. 

"Any Weapon" means any Weapon such as Normal, Socketed, Magic, Crafted, Rare Unique and so on. "Magic" means you must use Violet (or Blue) colored Magic items. You cannot use Rare, Set, Unique or Crafted in this case. Some items might be considered "Magic" by having Ethereal, or having Auto Mods or bonuses to skills. 


The following is a list of Diablo 2 Crafted Item Formulae requiring Diablo II: LOD v1.09 or v1.10

- Hit Power Items
- Blood Items
- Caster Items
- Safety Items

FAQ's:
The Crafted Recipe did not work
Make sure you use a Magic item, if it says Magic. Make sure you use the correct item type. If it's looking for a Belt, it's looking for the specific item "Belt" not any kind of Belt. If it's asking for a Magic Jewel, don't use a Rare Jewel. Make sure no other things are in your Horadric Cube. If it doesn't work, you are probably doing something wrong. Make sure you have read all of the requirements. 

Some Crafted Recipes are temporary or only work on specific days of the week or month as well. 

Some Crafted Recipes were in the game for a time but have since been removed or changed. 

I didn't receive the fixed bonuses
Some items have a chance of receiving fixed bonuses but it's not always a sure thing. There is just a better chance you'll get those fixed bonuses as opposed to a Rare item being generated.