Shared Stash in Diablo 4

Shared Stash across your characters

Blizzard wanted to remove the friction of moving items between a player's characters, so it implemented a shared Stash feature in Diablo 4. The Stash can be found in each Region's Capital.

Shared Stash size

Each tab in the Stash is 5 rows by 10 columns, for a total of 50 slots. Given that every item in Diablo 4 takes up 1 slot, the Stash can hold 50 items.

Stash sorting feature

The Stash, like the Inventory screen, includes a quality-of-life sorting feature (a circular red button with up and down arrows) that orders items by:

• Equipment slot, then
• Item Power, then
• Item quality

Shared Stash limitations

There are some limits to how "shared" the Stash is:

• Not shared in Hardcore mode: Hardcore mode is the purest and most challenging way to play Diablo 4. Fresh characters start out with an empty Stash and Gold total.
• Not shared between Seasons: Although Blizzard hasn't officially announced this yet, we expect the Stash to be shared for a player's characters during a Season, but the sharing won't carry over to the next Season (i.e., a fresh start, similar to Hardcore mode).

Buying extra Stash tabs

Stash tab cost

Players can purchase extra Stash tabs for 100,000 Gold each.

Customizing a Stash tab

To better organize their shared Stash, players can provide each tab with a unique name and icon. Players will likely want individual tabs for their Legendary items, Gems, and Elixirs.

Stash missed equipment feature

Ever fear leaving a Legendary or Unique item behind in a Dungeon? Don't worry -- Diablo 4 has your back with its "missed equipment" feature. If a player misses a Legendary or Unique item, it's sent to their Stash later that day. Up to 10 items can be reclaimed this way.

Shared Stash locations

When looking at a town's map, the Stash is represented by a chest icon.

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