Open Armory from the character menu to inspect more than the equipment worn by your hero. Its tabs separate your class collection, drop information, Codex and talents. Knowing which screen you are reading prevents a discovered item from being confused with an equipped item.
Talent points develop your class
The inspected Druid tree has Balance, Feral Combat and Restoration branches. The panel states that runs award talent experience for survival time, kills, bosses and a win, with more in harder zones. It shows a maximum of 51 points and describes respecs as free.
The on-screen instructions say to click a talent to spend a point and right-click to take one back. Rows open after five points spent in that tree; branch milestones are labelled at 10, 20 and 30 points. Inspect the tooltip before allocating. This reference describes the displayed system, not a recommended point-by-point build.
Equipment collection is class-specific
The character screen says bosses drop equipment for your class permanently. The Armory also labels gear and appearance collections by class. Check which class is selected before comparing collection totals.
Use Drop Tables in the game when looking for an item’s source. We are not publishing guessed drop rates or claiming that one screenshot represents the full loot database.
The Codex records offered run items
The inspected Codex describes rings, trinkets and amulets offered during runs, across heroes. Its explanation names battleground caches, elites and guardians as sources. Rings, trinkets and most amulets are shared possibilities; legendary amulets are class-specific and modify a spell.
A Codex entry is a record of an offered item. It should not be read as proof that the item is currently equipped or guaranteed on the next run. Use the game’s item detail to read its effect, then decide whether it fits your current choices.
Preserve the progress you have earned
The Saves screen includes gear, talents and Codex progress in an export. Keep a copy before moving browsers. Import replaces progress rather than merging two different files.
Sources & scope
Checked 16 October 2026. Original-game menu observations are labelled by build. Player reports are attributed and do not establish universal compatibility or an optimal strategy.
