That’s A LOT of gold, and it isn’t including how much you’ll spend when buying individual items from each crafter.
By the time you reach Inferno difficulty and your artisans are the highest ranking they can go, Exalted, you will have dropped 173,800 gold altogether on them (63,900 gold for the blacksmith and mystic, 46,000 for the jeweler). In order for them to do this, you must pay to increase their overall ranking. Also, as you level up, you’ll want your artisans to level with you in their quality of items. These items don’t come cheap though, and require a combination of salvaged materials and gold to make. Together, they can create some gear that is pretty awesome. The blacksmith will smelt weapons and armor for you, the jeweler places and removes gems from your items, and the mystic binds magical effects to your loot.
These crafters follow you throughout the game and make items for you as you progress. There are three main reasons gold is good the first is artisans. In fact, it may just be better to trade for the gold. While item to item trading will also be a key element of the franchise, now you can actually trade an item for gold and not feel completely stupid for doing so. Gold has become the economic lifeline of Diablo. It’s not just a resource used for gambling, or a way to “punish” the players for dying. Now gold matters now you actually want gold. Gold doesn’t flow like an eternal fountain like it did in past games. First things first, you need to forget all you know about gold in Diablo.
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