It's already common knowledge among players who have been playing Diablo 2 for a while, but those who began with Diablo 3 may be in for a rude awakening in Diablo 2 Resurrected, as you are not permitted to freely respec your abilities and skills. As opposed to this, you will receive one skill reset for each difficulty level (Normal, Nightmare, and Hell) that you successfully complete. The downside to this is that you'll be less likely to experiment with your specifications than you would be in a game like Diablo 3, for example. It's important to remember that once you've used up your three free respecs, you'll have to grind if you want to make any more changes, so allocating your skill points to each level represents a small investment.

You will find it very easy to obtain your initial respecs, which will aid you in getting your bearings in D2R once you have done so. A quest reward is awarded automatically when you complete the first respec option. This is your very first quest reward in the game! Begin by completing the Akara's Den of Evil quest, which can be found near the beginning of Act 1. Immediately after talking to Akara about turning in your game, you'll notice that a new option has been added to her conversation menu:Points for stats and skills are reset. Everybody gets one policy governs Ackara's business practices. However, keep in mind that each difficulty has a maximum of one player per difficulty. Once you've used it, it's no longer available for you to use.

Although you may have exhausted your reward respec options, you are not completely out of luck. However, there is a catch: in order to do so, you must be playing on Hell difficulty at the time of your attempt. For the purposes of this mission, you must have completed the Normal and Nightmare difficulties, as well as the Hell difficulty, with your Act 1 respec.

Is it still possible for you to experiment with a different look and feel for your current character? Following that, begin farming act bosses for their one-of-a-kind random (read: not guaranteed!) drops in order to gain access to their one-of-a-kind item drops. What you'll need to get started is as follows:

Duriel drops the Twisted Essence of Pain in Act 1; Andariel drops the Twisted Essence of Suffering in Act 2, and so on.

During Act 3, when Mephisto drops the Charged Essence of Hatred, it is regarded as a sign of impending doom.

Diablo uses the Burning Essence of Terror as a weapon in Act 4 of the game, and it is extremely effective.

During Act 5 of the play, Baal disposes of the Festering Essence of Destruction.

1. Using all four of these D2R Non-Ladder Items, along with the Horadric Cube (which can be obtained in Act 2), you can create a Token of Absolution

2. Take advantage of this by using your token in the same way you would a potion, and presto

3. The Hell difficulty has caused you to lose all of your skill and ability points (which should be quite a few by this point), so you have to start over

4. From a technical standpoint, you have complete freedom to repeat this procedure at your leisure

5. Although the term grind is inappropriate in this context, it is appropriate due to the fact that cultivating these essences is neither simple nor quick

Having reached and used your Normal difficulty reset, but not making much progress as a result, do you find yourself in a strange limbo state? It's possible that you'll want to consider creating a new character after that. It is advantageous to create a new character because it allows you to start with a clean slate and earn a respec with Akara by completing the Den of Evil quest.

Yes, you only have a limited number of respec options available to you. There is no denying Diablo 2's replayability: people are still playing (and streaming) the original title, even 20 years after it was first released. Its legacy is carried forward by D2R, which boasts updated 4K graphics in addition to improvements in the overall quality of life.