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Additionally, it is worth mentioning that the drop rates for set items are temporarily increased in two random dungeons every week, and fans can see which ones are affected in the Codex. This means that players will need to hit Level 60 before they can start earning set items, and they may need to go quite a bit further to collect the entirety of a set. There are a total of eight sets, and their pieces start to drop from the final bosses in specific dungeons upon reaching Hell I in Diablo Immortal. RELATED: Diablo Immortal: How to Get 5-Star Legendary Gems as Free-to-Play Player Diablo Immortal: Set Item Locations *Article updated to reflect appropriate related guides

After scrolling for a short time, Diablo Immortal players will see a Set Items section, and clicking on the magnifying glass to the right will bring up a list of all the items and their respective locations. To do this, fans should click on the set item and scroll through the information that appears below its score. To note, it is actually possible to see the locations of set items in-game if a player has already obtained a piece. For those players that are indeed unclear about the locations of set items in Diablo Immortal, this guide is here to help. Players are thus incentived to track down numerous pieces from the sets that they are interested in, though the way that is done may not be immediately obvious. Set items are powerful pieces of secondary gear in Diablo Immortal that grant bonuses when multiple pieces from a set are worn at the same time.

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