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 [[File:Cube-a4-material2.jpg|thumb|250px|Act Four Horadric cache.]]
 [[File:Cache-bonus-a4.jpg|thumb|250px|Act Four Bonus cache.]]
-[[Patch 2.3]] introduced special [[legendary materials]] found only in caches. These [[Horadric Cache materials]] can only be found in Horadric Caches and [[Bonus Caches]], and they are required for the more powerful Kanai's Cube recipes, as well as almost all level 70 legendary and set item crafting in Patch 2.3 and later.
+[[Patch 2.3]] introduced [[Horadric Cache material]]s found only in caches and required for [[Kanai's Cube]] and high-level crafting recipes.
 * Act One: [[Khanduran Rune]]
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 * Act Five: [[Westmarch Holy Water]]
-Materials per Cache increase with higher difficulty levels. The Bonus Cache always contains the same number of materials as the Horadric Cache, so doing bonus acts doubles the materials awarded.
+Caches drop more materials in higher difficulty levels.
 ====Bonus Cache====
-The bonus cache contains only gold and materials. There are several small stacks of white, blue, and yellow materials, plus the same amount of orange, [[Horadric Cache materials]] as fall from the main Cache. This doubling of the total cache mats is the main benefit of earning Bonus Caches.
+A Bonus Cache perk, which doubled the materials awarded for completing the act bounties in a specific order, was removed in [[Patch 2.5]], with the bonus benefit applied to all act bounty caches.<ref>https://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/20635663</ref> The bonus cache, awarded in addition to the act's cache, contained only gold and materials. There are several small stacks of white, blue, and yellow materials, plus the same amount of orange, [[Horadric Cache materials]] as fall from the main Cache. This doubling of the total cache mats is the main benefit of earning Bonus Caches.

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 Materials per Cache increase with higher difficulty levels. The Bonus Cache always contains the same number of materials as the Horadric Cache, so doing bonus acts doubles the materials awarded.
-* Normal - Master: 1 stack.
+* Normal - Master: 1 materials.
-* Torment 1 - Torment 3: 2 stacks.
+* Torment 1 - Torment 3: 2 materials.
-* Torment 4 - Torment 6: 3 stacks.
+* Torment 4 - Torment 6: 3 materials.
-* Torment 7 - Torment 10: 4 stacks.
+* Torment 7 - Torment 9: 4 materials.
-(All figures subject to change during continued Patch 2.3 testing.)
+* Torment 10: 5 materials.
 The total take is doubled when the Act is on bonus, since the bonus Cache always contains the same amount of materials as the Horadric Cache.

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 Horadric Caches (AKA "goodie bags") are awarded by [[Tyrael]] for completing all 5 randomly-selected [[bounties]] in each Act. This feature is only available in [[Reaper of Souls]], and only in [[Adventure Mode]]. These "goodie bags" are much sought since they can drop special legendary items (most notably the [[Ring of Royal Grandeur]]<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/fixing-ring-royal-grandeur Fixing the Ring of Royal Grandeur] - Diablo.IncGamers.com survey, 03/01/2015</ref> ) that can not be obtained anywhere else.
-[[Patch 2.3]] added [[Horadric Cache materials]] that are required for high level item crafting and certain [[Kanai's Cube]] recipes, and that can only be found in the Caches.  Patch 2.3 also added the [[Bonus Cache]], a second Horadric Cache awarded for completing all five bounties in the current Bonus Act, which doubles the total cache materials earned.  When the bonus act is completed, another act is randomly selected as the next bonus act, so players can do all 5 acts for bonus in the same game, if they go in the correct sequence, scoring a bonus cache for each. (Prior to Patch 2.3, there were 2 bonus acts in each game, but they only awarded double Blood Shards and did not switch once an act was completed.)
+[[Patch 2.3]] added [[Horadric Cache materials]] that are required for high level item crafting and certain [[Kanai's Cube]] recipes, and that can only be found in the Caches.  Patch 2.3 also added the [[Bonus Cache]], a second Horadric Cache awarded for completing all five bounties in the current Bonus Act, which doubles the total cache materials earned.  When the [[bonus act]] is completed, another act is randomly selected as the next bonus act, so players can do all 5 acts for bonus in the same game, if they go in the correct sequence, scoring a bonus cache for each. (Prior to Patch 2.3, there were 2 bonus acts in each game, but they only awarded double Blood Shards and did not switch once an act was completed.)
 [[File:V230-bonus-cache.jpg|thumb|250px|Bonus Cache.]]
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 ==Cache Contents==
-Horadric Caches drop higher quality items, or have a higher % chance to drop a legendary item, when they are earned on higher difficulty levels. Each Cache [[snapshot]]s the difficulty level it was earned on and which Act it was earned in, so gathering caches on a low difficulty level and opening them on [[Torment 10]] will *not* increase the drop quality. (This was a functional exploit when the system went live back in 2012, but it was soon patched.)
+Horadric Caches drop higher quality items, or have a higher % chance to drop a legendary item, when they are earned on higher difficulty levels. One Cache legendary item is guaranteed for Caches earned on T6, and there is a chance for a second Cache legendary on T8-T10.
 While the difficulty level and the character level is locked in when a cache is earned, the contents and the [[smart roll]]s are not set until the cache is opened. This means that players can [[farm]] caches with their most powerful character, then [[twink]] them to another character of a different class, who can open them and get appropriate items for their class, thanks to the [[smart loot]] feature.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blizzard-tracker/devthread/us/13348454718 Horadric Cache drops] - Grimiku forum post, 5/07/2014</ref>
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 The total take is doubled when the Act is on bonus, since the bonus Cache always contains the same amount of materials as the Horadric Cache.
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 ===Act One===
 [[File:Horadric-cache-loots.jpg|thumb|400px|Loot from 10 caches in one spot.]]
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 ===Act Two===
-Act Two is not a popular Act to Farm thanks to several large/slow bounties and a lack of top quality Cache legendary items.
+Act Two is not a popular Act to Farm thanks to several large/slow bounties and a lack of top quality Cache legendary items. Act Two caches are the only source of [[Caldeum Nightshade]] material.
 * [[Cloak Of Deception]]
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 Act Three is among the slowest acts to farm Caches in, and the number of legendary items makes finding one specific of these items the most challenging. The [[Pride's Fall]] helm is the one most sought, as it's arguably [[BiS]] item several builds that require high resource regen, such as the [[M6]] Demon Hunter.
 * [[Avarice Band]]
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 Act Five is by far the slowest act to farm of the five, thanks to numerous very large areas. Patch 2.3 changed the [[Idiot Arrow]] timer from five minutes to one minute, making this act much more tolerable for hurrying players.
 [[File:Horadric-cache-beta1.jpg|thumb|350px|Horadric Caches in bag form, from the RoS beta test.]]

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 [[File:Horadric-cache-inv1.jpg|left]]
 [[File:Horadric-cache1.jpg|thumb|350px|Horadric Cache with tooltip.]]
-Horadric Caches (AKA "goodie bags") are awarded by [[Tyrael]] for completing all 5 [[bounties]] in one Act. This feature is only available in [[Reaper of Souls]], and only in [[Adventure Mode]]. These "goodie bags" are much sought after since they have a chance to drop some special legendary items that can not be obtained any other way.
+Horadric Caches (AKA "goodie bags") are awarded by [[Tyrael]] for completing all 5 randomly-selected [[bounties]] in each Act. This feature is only available in [[Reaper of Souls]], and only in [[Adventure Mode]]. These "goodie bags" are much sought after since they have a chance to drop some special legendary items that can not be obtained any other way.  The most popular is the Ring of Royal Grandeur, which drops only from Act One Horadric Caches, and ways to fix the prevalence of players endlessly farming Act One just for that item makes for spirited debates.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/fixing-ring-royal-grandeur Fixing the Ring or Royal Grandeur] - Diablo.IncGamers.com survey, 03/01/2015</ref>
-Each Horadric Cache contains a semi-random assortment of crafting [[materials]], [[gems]], Nephalem [[Rift Keystone Fragments]], and may also contain [[Blood Shards]], crafting plans or designs, and 1-3 rare, set, or legendary items.
+The legendary items from Caches are grouped by Act, with the full list below. Early in Reaper of Souls the best strategy was to harvest as many caches as possible, which led to the rise of [[split farming]] in Normal difficulty. A later patch largely ended split farming (at least on Normal difficulty) by boosting the chances of a legendary from each cache when earned on [[Torment 2]] or higher, up to a 100% chance on [[Torment 6]].
-There has been much debate about when and how the contents of a Horadric Cache are determined. Initially when RoS launched the cache contents were fixed when the cache was opened. This fact was exploited by players who gathered caches on [[Normal]] difficulty, then opened them in [[Torment 6]] to get much larger stacks of gold, to increase the legendary drop rate, and potentially Imperial gems as well.
+==Cache Contents Determined==
-Blizzard promptly fixed this exploit and made it so Caches were set to the difficulty they were farmed/earned on, which became more important when [[Patch_2.0.5#Adventure_Mode|Patch 2.0.5]] boosted the legendary drop rate of caches farmed on Torment 2+.
+The items that drop from a Cache roll at the level and the difficulty set by the character who earned the cache, while the items in the cache [[smart loot]] for the class of the character that opens it. This makes it possible to farm caches with your main character, then open them with an alt of another class, who will find all the items themed appropriately for them.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blizzard-tracker/devthread/us/13348454718 Horadric Cache drops] - Grimiku forum post, 5/07/2014</ref>
-While the difficulty level of the cache is set when farmed, the actual items in the cache are set when it is opened, and the [[smart loot]] will target the class of the character who opens it.  Thus players can farm caches with their fastest character, then open them with another character who will find the loot in the cache themed to them; class-restricted items and especially the [[mainstat]] and other item affixes.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blizzard-tracker/devthread/us/13348454718 Horadric Cache drops] - Grimiku forum post, 5/07/2014</ref>
+This system was some time evolving.
-<blue>I tend to farm all of my Horadric Caches with one class, but I open them up with the other characters who still need a Ring of Royal Grandeur. Legendary items found in a Horadric Cache will be smart loot, and will roll based on the character opening them.
+Initially caches did not snapshot on the difficulty they were earned on, and players soon learned to farm up caches on a lower difficulty and then open them on Torment 6 to get better drop odds. There were also rumors about exploiting the Legendary pity timer to increase cache quality, though they were ultimately debunked. <ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/threads/i-got-5-rorgs-with-very-minimal-effort-and-so-can-you Horadric Cache legendary drop exploit?] - forum post, 15/07/2014</ref> The whole system was much improved in [[Patch_2.0.5#Adventure_Mode|Patch 2.0.5]] when the legendary drop rate of caches farmed on Torment 2 or higher began to scale up, increasing to 100% for caches from Torment 6. This rewards players who earn caches on higher difficulty levels, rather than split farming them on easy settings.
-It's unclear if or how the legendary pity timer can be tied to finds from Caches, though players have speculated that it can be used to considerably increase the legendary drop rates from caches.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/threads/i-got-5-rorgs-with-very-minimal-effort-and-so-can-you Horadric Cache legendary drop exploit?] - forum post, 15/07/2014</ref>
+A common way of sharing caches within clans or friend lists is for one player to complete the bounties, then announce in chat that players can join his game for the free cache. Every character in the game gets a Cache when the reward is claimed from Tyrael, whether they were in the game or not while the bounties were completed.
 ==Horadric Cache-only Items==
-There are a number of legendary items that can *only* be found in Horadric Caches, and only from certain acts. There is no other way to obtain these items other than via Horadric Caches, and many players spent much time farming all the bounties in specific acts in an effort to find one or more of these special legendary items.
+Reaper of Souls launched with twenty-one legendary items that could only be found from Horadric Caches, all sorted by acts. There is no other way to obtain these items other than via Horadric Caches, and many players spent much time farming all the bounties in specific acts in an effort to find one or more of these special legendary items. (Though suggestions to make the Ring of Royal Grandeur more easily-obtained are a perennial point of debate.)
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 ===Act Three===
 * [[Avarice Band]]
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 ===Act Four===
-No legendary items are specially tied to Act Four Caches, but bounty bags earned in that act can contain the special legendary items from any of the other acts.
+No legendary items are specially tied to Act Four Caches, and Caches earned in this act will randomly contain a legendary item from one of the other acts. This essentially gives a 1/21 chance of finding any specific legendary item from Act Four.
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 * [[Soulsmasher]]
 ** Two-Handed Mace: {{c_orange|When you kill an enemy, it explodes for 450–600% of your Life per Kill as damage to all enemies within 20 yards. You no longer benefit from your Life per Kill.}}

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 ==Horadric Cache Contents==
-Horadric Caches are limited in what they can drop, and fairly predictable. Each Cache will always hold 5-10 materials (mostly white and blue), a potion or two, 1-4 gems (Marquise only), 2 Nephalem Rift Keystones, an occasional Blood Shard, 1 or 2 Rare items, and a very occasional legendary item.
+Horadric Caches are limited in what they can drop, and fairly predictable. Each Cache will always hold 5-10 materials (mostly white and blue), a potion or two, 1-4 gems (Marquise only), 2 Nephalem Rift Keystones, an occasional small stack of Blood Shards (random in number), 1 or 2 Rare items, and a very occasional legendary item.
 A thorough study was undertaken by Diablo.IncGamers.com in early April 2014, when 102 bags gathered on Normal difficulty were opened (on video) and the contents recorded.

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 ==Horadric Cache Contents==
-Horadric Caches are limited in what they can drop, and fairly predictable. Each Cache will always hold a 5-10 materials (mostly white and blue), a potion or two, 1-4 gems (Marquise only), 2 Nephalem Rift Keystones, an occasional Blood Shard, 1 or 2 Rare items, and a very occasional legendary item.
+Horadric Caches are limited in what they can drop, and fairly predictable. Each Cache will always hold 5-10 materials (mostly white and blue), a potion or two, 1-4 gems (Marquise only), 2 Nephalem Rift Keystones, an occasional Blood Shard, 1 or 2 Rare items, and a very occasional legendary item.
-A through study was undertaken by Diablo.IncGamers.com in early April 2014, when 102 bags gathered on Normal difficulty were opened (on video) and the contents recorded.
+A thorough study was undertaken by Diablo.IncGamers.com in early April 2014, when 102 bags gathered on Normal difficulty were opened (on video) and the contents recorded.
 * [[Marquise]] Gems: 255 (2.5 per bag)
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 * [[Legendary]] Items: 11 (1 every 9 bags)
 * [[Crafting]] Plans: 0 (Very rare drop, depending on how many plans your Smith doesn't already know.)
 ==Horadric Cache-only Items==

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 Horadric Caches (AKA "goodie bags") are awarded by [[Tyrael]] for completing all 5 [[bounties]] in one Act. This feature is only available in [[Reaper of Souls]], and only in [[Adventure Mode]]. These "goodie bags" are much sought after since they have a chance to drop some special legendary items that can not be obtained any other way.
-Each Horadric Cache contains a semi-random assortment of crafting [[materials]], [[gems]], Nephalem [[Rift Keystone Fragments]], a Rare item, and may also contain [[Blood Shards]], crafting plans or designs, and set or legendary items.
+Each Horadric Cache contains a semi-random assortment of crafting [[materials]], [[gems]], Nephalem [[Rift Keystone Fragments]], and may also contain [[Blood Shards]], crafting plans or designs, and 1-3 rare, set, or legendary items.
 ==Obtaining Horadric Caches==
-Each game in Adventure Mode has five randomly-selected bounties per act. Completing all five in any of the Acts will allow all players in the game to collect a Horadric Cache from Tyrael. Everyone in the game gets a cache regardless of where they are or if they assisted in any of the bounties, and [[split farming]] is a popular strategy to obtain more caches quickly. Multiple players in the game spread out, even clearing different acts at the same time, to complete all of the bounties as quickly as possible.
+Each game in Adventure Mode has five randomly-selected bounties per act. Completing all five in any of the Acts will allow all players in the game to collect a Horadric Cache from Tyrael. Everyone in the game gets a cache regardless of where they are or if they assisted in any of the bounties, and [[split farming]] is a popular strategy to obtain more caches quickly. Multiple players in the game spread out to do different bounties each, even clearing different acts at the same time, to complete all of the bounties as quickly as possible.
-Split Farming was epidemic during the Reaper of Souls beta when every bounty completed awarded a small Horadric Cache, and all five in an act granted a large Horadric Cache. Blizzard adjusted that system so that the individual bounties only granted exp and gold, and only that to players in the area when the bounty is completed. But since Caches still go to everyone in the game, split farming remains a viable strategy.
+Split Farming was epidemic during the Reaper of Souls [[beta]] when every bounty completed awarded a small Horadric Cache, and all five in an act granted a large Horadric Cache. Blizzard adjusted that system so that the individual bounties only granted exp and gold, and only that to players in the area when the bounty is completed. But since Caches still go to everyone in the game, split farming remains a viable strategy, especially in Act One where the [[Ring of Royal Grandeur]] is the most sought after legendary item in the entire game.
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 Horadric Caches are limited in what they can drop, and fairly predictable. Each Cache will always hold a 5-10 materials (mostly white and blue), a potion or two, 1-4 gems (Marquise only), 2 Nephalem Rift Keystones, an occasional Blood Shard, 1 or 2 Rare items, and a very occasional legendary item.
-A through study was undertaken by Diablo.IncGamers.com in early April 2014, when 102 bags were opened (on video) and the contents recorded.
+A through study was undertaken by Diablo.IncGamers.com in early April 2014, when 102 bags gathered on Normal difficulty were opened (on video) and the contents recorded.
-* Marquise Gems: 255 (2.5 per bag)
+* [[Marquise]] Gems: 255 (2.5 per bag)
 * Materials:
-** Reusable Parts: 347 (3.47 per bag)
+** [[Reusable Parts]]: 347 (3.47 per bag)
-** Arcane Dust: 255 (2.55 per bag)
+** [[Arcane Dust]]: 255 (2.55 per bag)
-** Veiled Crystal: 30 (.3 per bag)
+** [[Veiled Crystal]]: 30 (.3 per bag)
-* Rift Key Fragments: 202 (2 per bag)
+* [[Rift Key Fragments]]: 202 (2 per bag)
-* Health Potions: 154 (1.54 per bag)
+* Health [[Potions]]: 154 (1.54 per bag)
-* Blood Shards: 25 (1 per 4 bags).
+* [[Blood Shards]]: 25 (1 per 4 bags).
 * Rare Items: 127 (1.27 per bag)
-* Legendary Items: 11 (1 every 9 bags)
+* [[Legendary]] Items: 11 (1 every 9 bags)
-* Crafting Plans: 0 (Very rare drop, depending on how many plans your Smith doesn't already know.)
+* [[Crafting]] Plans: 0 (Very rare drop, depending on how many plans your Smith doesn't already know.)
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 In those early days, Caches looked like bags, and came in two sizes, with Lesser Horadric Caches awarded for each bounty and Greater Horadric Caches for a full Act of bounties or a Nephalem Rift.
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 There are a number of legendary items that can *only* be found in Horadric Caches, and only from certain acts. There is no other way to obtain these items other than via Horadric Caches, and many players spent much time farming all the bounties in specific acts in an effort to find one or more of these special legendary items.
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 [[File:Horadric-cache-loots.jpg|thumb|400px|Loot from 10 caches in one spot.]]
-[[Golden Gorget of Leoric]]
+* [[Golden Gorget of Leoric]]
-* Amulet
+** Amulet: {{c_orange|After earning a massacre bonus, 4–6 Skeletons are summoned to fight by your side for 10 seconds}}
-* Legendary property: After earning a massacre bonus, 4–6 Skeletons are summoned to fight by your side for 10 seconds
+*  [[Mad Monarch's Scepter]]
+** One-Handed Mace: {{c_orange|After killing 10 enemies, you release a Poison Nova that deals 1050–1400% weapon damage as Poison to enemies within 30 yards.}}
+* [[Pauldrons of the Skeleton King]]
-[[Mad Monarch's Scepter]]
+** Shoulders: {{c_orange|When receiving fatal damage, there is a chance that you are instead restored to 25% of maximum Life and cause nearby enemies to flee in fear.}}
-* One-Handed Mace
+* [[Ring of Royal Grandeur]]
-* Legendary property: After killing 10 enemies, you release a Poison Nova that deals 1050–1400% weapon damage as Poison to enemies within 30 yards.
+** Ring: {{c_orange|Reduces the number of items needed for set bonuses by 1 (to a minimum of 2).}}
+* [[Sanguinary Vambraces]]
+** Bracers: {{c_orange|Chance on being hit to deal 1000% of your Thorns damage to nearby enemies.}}
 ===Act Two===
-[[Cloak Of Deception]]
+* [[Cloak Of Deception]]
-* Cloak
+** Cloak: {{c_orange|Enemy missiles sometimes pass through you harmlessly.}}
-* Legendary property: Enemy missiles sometimes pass through you harmlessly.
+* [[Coven's Criterion]]
+** Shield: {{c_orange|You take 45–60% less damage from blocked attacks.}}
+* [[Gloves of Worship]]
-[[Coven's Criterion]]
+** Gloves: {{c_orange|Shrine effects last for 10 minutes.}}
-* Shield
+* [[Illusory Boots]]
-* Legendary property: You take 45–60% less damage from blocked attacks.
+** Boots: {{c_orange|You may move unhindered through enemies.}}
 ===Act Three===
-[[Avarice Band]]
+* [[Avarice Band]]
-* Ring
+** Ring: {{c_orange|Each time you pick up gold, increase your Gold and Health Pickup radius by 1 yard for 10 seconds, stacking up to 30 times.}}
-* Legendary property: Each time you pick up gold, increase your Gold and Health Pickup radius by 1 yard for 10 seconds, stacking up to 30 times.
+* [[Boots of Disregard]]
+** Boots: {{c_orange|Gain 500 Life Regeneration per second for each second you stand still. This effect stacks up to 8 times.}}
+* [[Burst Of Wrath]]
-[[Boots of Disregard]]
+** Two-Handed Axe: {{c_orange|Killing enemies and destroying objects has a chance to grant 20% of your maximum primary resource.}}
-* Boots
+* [[Envious Blade]]
-* Legendary property: Gain 500 Life Regeneration per second for each second you stand still. This effect stacks up to 8 times.
+** Dagger: {{c_orange|Gain 100% Critical Hit Chance against enemies at full health.}}
+* [[Overwhelming Desire]]
+** Amulet: {{c_orange|Chance on hit to charm the enemy. While charmed, the enemy takes 35% more damage.}}
-[[Burst Of Wrath]]
+* [[Insatiable Belt]]
-* Two-Handed Axe
+** Belt: {{c_orange|Picking up a Health Globe increases your maximum Life by 5% for 15 seconds, stacking up to 5 times.}}
-* Legendary property: Killing enemies and destroying objects has a chance to grant 20% of your maximum primary resource.
+* [[Pride's Fall]]
+** Helmet: {{c_orange|Your resource costs are reduced by 30% after not taking damage for 5 seconds.}}
 ===Act Four===
-No legendary items are specially tied to Act Four Caches, but bounty bags earned in that act can contain the special legendary items from any of the other acts. Thus players seeking one particular item, such as the [[Gloves of Worship]], will usually collect the Cache from Act 2 and Act 4 in each game.
+No legendary items are specially tied to Act Four Caches, but bounty bags earned in that act can contain the special legendary items from any of the other acts.
 ===Act Five===
 [[File:Horadric-cache-beta1.jpg|thumb|350px|Horadric Caches in bag form, from the RoS beta test.]]
-[[Soulsmasher]]
+* [[Pandemonium Loop]]
-* Two-Handed Mace
+** Ring: {{c_orange|Enemies slain while Feared die in a bloody explosion and cause other nearby enemies to flee in Fear. }}
-* Legendary property: When you kill an enemy, it explodes for 450–600% of your Life per Kill as damage to all enemies within 20 yards. You no longer benefit from your Life per Kill.
+* [[Death’s Bargain]]

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