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Stash Searching

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The stash supports searching for items based on the contents of their tooltip as well as macros, regex, and expressions to compose more specific searches. Below is a reference guide to help you search your stash.

All parameters for macros are optional. For example, the LP macro (first macro in the list below) can take in two parameters, a number to denote a legendary potential amount, and a + or - to denote whether or not it should show items with legendary potential higher or lower than the amount. If both parameters are left empty it will simply show all items that can have legendary potential.

  1. Item potential:
    • LP<X><+ or -> : Is unique with X Legendary Potential.
    • WW<X><+ or -> : Is weaver's will unique with X or (+) higher / (-) lower Weaver's Will.
    • WT<X><+ or -> : Is heretical idol with X or (+) higher / (-) lower Weaver's Touch.
    • FP<X><+ or -> : Is forgeable equipment with X or (+) higher / (-) lower Forging Potential.
    • PT<X><+ or -> : Is unique with legendary affixes (and or) weaver's will of X (+) higher / (-) lower tiers combined.
    • SwapAttributes : Has an attribute affix which can be swapped to another using the relic of the observer in the Oerden's Watch woven echo.
    • Corruptable : Is corruptable item.
       
  2. Item types:
    • normal, magic, rare, exalted, unique, legendary, set : Is of the corresponding rarity.
    • RealSet : Is set item (not reforged).
    • ReforgedSet : Is set item (only reforged).
    • Corrupted : Is corrupted item.
    • Ruined : Is ruined item.
    • Experimentable : Is a boot, glove or belt (bases you can put experimental affixes on).
    • Helmet, Amulet, Body, Belt, Ring, Boots, Gloves, Relic : Is the corresponding equipment type.
    • 1hsword, 2hsword, 1hmace, 2hmace, 1haxe, 2haxe, spear, staff, bow, quiver, wand, sceptre, dagger, shield, catalyst : Is the corresponding weapon type.
    • Idol, OmenIdol, Small, Minor, Humble, Stout, Grand, Large, Ornate, Huge, Adorned, Altar : Is the corresponding idol (and altar) type.
    • WeaverIdol : Is a Weaver Idol.
       
  3. Equipment requirements:
    • lvl <X> <+ or -> : Requires character level X or (+) higher / (-) lower.
    • CoF : Circle of fortune tagged.
    • MG : Merchants guild tagged.
    • Trade : can be traded in the bazaar.
    • Acolyte, Mage, Primalist, Rogue, Sentinel : Has the corresponding class requirement.
       
  4. Affixes:
    • <X>T<Y><+ or -> : Has at least X tier Y or (+) more / (-) less affix(es).
    • prefixes<X><+ or -> : has X or (+) more / (-) fewer prefixes.
    • suffixes<X><+ or -> : has X or (+) more / (-) fewer suffixes.
    • affixes<X><+ or -> : has X or (+) more / (-) fewer affixes.
    • sealed<X><+ or -> : has X or (+) more / (-) fewer sealed affixes <primordial and corrupted affixes count as sealed>.
    • Experimental<X><+ or -> : has X or (+) more/ (-) fewer experimental affixes <currently it is only possible to have at most 1 experimental affix on an item>.
    • Personal<X><+ or -> : has X or (+) more / (-) fewer personal affixes.
       
  5. Operators and Expressions:
    • ! : Is used as a NOT operator, letting you negate something. Example: !corrupted Will show all non-corrupted items. Note that this is specifically for macros.
    • & : Is used as an AND operator, letting you specify items with more than one property. Example: LP1+&boots Will show all boots with at least 1 legendary potential.
    • | : Is used as an OR operator, letting you specify items with either of two things. Example: LP1+|WW18+ WIll show all uniques with either at least 1 legendary potential OR at least 18 weaver's will.
    • /.../ : You can wrap anything that isn't a macro in-between two / to compose it into a search expression. Example : /1[4-6] intelligence/&ring Will show all rings with T7 intelligence.
    • [a - b] : You can specify a range (most useful for numbers in this case) using brackets. Example : /6[1-9]|7[0-5]% Physical resistance/ Will show all items with 61 to 75% physical resistance.
    • \ : Is used as an ESCAPE operator. Letting you match characters that would normally be operators, such as +, -, etc. Example: /2+ to all skills/ wouldn't work normally since + is a regex operator. Using \ to make /2\+ to all skills/ will work.
    • . : Is used as a WILDCARD operator. letting you match any character. Example : /\+. to all skills/ shows us all items that grant levels to all skills, no matter how many.
    • * : Is used as an operator to denote ZERO OR MORE occurrences of the preceding element. An example is to use it in conjunction with the WILDCARD operator . which results in .* which will match an arbitrary amount of any characters. Example: /increased .* regen/, shows us items that increase any kind of regeneration, such as health or mana regeneration.
    • ? : Is used as a MAYBE operator. Which is to say ZERO OR ONE occurrences of the preceding element.
    • + : Is used as an OR MORE operator. Which is to say ONE OR MORE occurrences of the preceding element.