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Posted 2005-04-15, 11:39 AM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "Magic Find greatly increases the..."
yea i read that somewhere too sov, i heard that mf only increases your chance to find magic items and not so much the uniques, but i see it as the more runs you do the higher chance you have of finding somehting good...but then again i do lots of runs and find anything so i should get a new theory huh?
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Posted 2005-05-11, 01:24 PM in reply to zygoat's post starting "yea i read that somewhere too sov, i..."
Sorry to dig this back up but to help people clarify between the rumors and the facts of MF...

http://www.battle.net/forums/thread....mp=1#new118470

In that if you scroll through it it should answer all of your MF questions along with half a dozen other commonly asked questions....

More MF has diminishing returns but still returns...more runs does not mean worse items (outside of Quest runs of course). Is it luck dependent? Yes. But essentially what this is is you have a percentage to "win" and MF just increases that percentage...but as long as a monster is actually able to drop something in theory you have a chance then even if you dont have any magic find on the character at all.

And for the people who are new to all of this rune drops are not affected by MF from anything that i've read.
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