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Items, affixes, attribute requirements and inventory space.
In the same BlizzCon interview with Rhykker, Joe Shely said sets are meant to "broaden the range of viable builds rather than narrow them", and that an item's name will tell you something about its power level.
Crafting is intended to build on ideas from Lord of Hatred. No systems have been detailed.
Blizzard has confirmed that equipment sets return, without describing how they fit alongside runewords.
A side-by-side comparison of what has actually been confirmed and what the community has quietly filled in.
Runes and runewords in the Diablo II style are planned, but the supporting rules that made them work have not been described.
Items of different sizes occupy different numbers of inventory squares, returning a decision Diablo III removed.
Blizzard confirms Diablo II-style runes and runewords, the return of equipment sets, and a grid inventory where items occupy different numbers of squares.
Itemisation is strongly influenced by Diablo II, with returning sets, runewords and size-based inventory.
The panel recap is where most of the concrete systems information lives: itemisation, the caravan and the procedural world.
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