Diablo 4 Materials

Pick by what is blocking you right now. Each service solves a different shortage.

Your build kills bosses but you lack summons: boss materials. The keys come by in-game trade, and you fight Belial, Duriel, Andariel or Mephisto yourself as often as the stack allows.

Your gear is right but not finished: crafting materials. Neathiron rerolls capstones on Ancestral items, Scattered Prisms add sockets, and Forgotten Souls feed the Blacksmith. You can tick several in one order.

Masterworking stalls at the next rank: take the ore card on its own. It farms one material in large amounts, up to 100,000, so a whole set of items can climb.

Your sockets still hold Grand gems: Horadric gems are the higher tiers, sold by type and quality, Skull gems included. They come by trade in 2–6 hours.

You want the PvP cosmetics or mount armor: Red Dust. It is farmed and purified on your hero in the Fields of Hatred, on PC, Xbox or PlayStation.

Good to know: lair keys and Horadric gems are handed over by trade, but crafting materials, Obducite and Red Dust cannot be. Those three are farmed on the character that will use them, so pick the right realm and hero at checkout.

All five services work on Seasonal and Eternal realms, Softcore or Hardcore. Hardcore costs more everywhere, because a one-life hero is played slower. Boss keys, crafting materials, gems and the ore card have an Express option that moves the order to the front of the queue. Extra gold can be added to keys and crafting materials.

The best-rated booster takes the order, usually within 15 minutes, or within 1 hour for the larger ore farms. You follow progress in the order chat, and a screenshot of the result closes the order.

Masterworking also costs gold, so many players add Diablo 4 gold to a materials order. Keys are only worth it with a build that wins the fight, and the Diablo 4 boss carries handle the kill when it does not. Gems and runes both go through the Jeweler, and the runes for a Mythic recipe come as the Mythic craft set.