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(LoD mode in D2R)
(→‎Game play: -run, walk, split MF)
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| rune quest - [[Hell's Forge]] - usually refers to the rune reward ("N rush O RQ")
 
| rune quest - [[Hell's Forge]] - usually refers to the rune reward ("N rush O RQ")
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| A multiplayer game ("tristrun", "tombrun", "cowrun", "baalrun") where players of similar levels go together and kill all the monsters in the designated area for exp; optionally led by a high level player clearing the area.
 
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| Safe. Refers to the [[Town Portal]] without any monsters nearby; used mostly in [[Hardcore]].
 
| Safe. Refers to the [[Town Portal]] without any monsters nearby; used mostly in [[Hardcore]].
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| split MF
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| A multiplayer game for high level players where each player farms a different area, benefiting from drops increased by the number of players and not competing for loot.
 
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| Town Portal Player Kill(er). An old exploit that alloweded a player to kill another nearby non-hostile player by shooting projectiles (such as [[Ice Blast]]) at it and then quickly using a Town Portal and becoming hostile to it, so the projectiles hit and kill the target, or a player using such an exploit. Usually done with the aid of cheating tools which automatized this process.
 
| Town Portal Player Kill(er). An old exploit that alloweded a player to kill another nearby non-hostile player by shooting projectiles (such as [[Ice Blast]]) at it and then quickly using a Town Portal and becoming hostile to it, so the projectiles hit and kill the target, or a player using such an exploit. Usually done with the aid of cheating tools which automatized this process.
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| A slow paced multiplayer game ("A1 walk") where players of similar levels walk together through the entire act or difficulty level, supporting each other. May include completing optional quests. An opposite of a rush.
 
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Revision as of 03:52, 10 September 2026