- For the Artisan often called "the Blacksmith" in Diablo III, see Haedrig Eamon.
Blacksmiths forge, salvage, and repair gear.
Notable Blacksmiths
Main article: List of blacksmiths
Blacksmiths have appeared in every Diablo game. While they perform similar functions, the games' handling of them differs between entries.
Diablo I
In Diablo I, Griswold is the only blacksmith in the game. He sells and repair equipment.
Diablo II
Diablo II introduced an act structure to the series. Each act has its own blacksmith, listed as follows, who sells and repair equipment:
- Charsi — blacksmith of the Rogue Encampment
- Fara — blacksmith of Lut Gholein
- Hratli — blacksmith of the Kurast Docks
- Halbu — blacksmith of the Pandemonium Fortress
- Larzuk — blacksmith of Harrogath
Diablo Immortal
Similar to Diablo II, a different blacksmith is located in each zone in Diablo Immortal. They are listed as follows:
- Korrin — blacksmith of Wortham
- Paulie — blacksmith of Guard's Watch
- Charsi — blacksmith of Westmarch
- Hess — blacksmith of the Rogue Battlecamp
- Ferum — blacksmith of Tabri's Encampment
- Resolute Smelter — blacksmith of Library of Zoltun Kulle
- Dermott — blacksmith of Port Justinian
- Ivor — blacksmith of Sentinel's Watch
- Elgon — blacksmith of Bitter Hearth
- Idahir — blacksmith of the Last Vestige
- Rawley — blacksmith of Stormpoint Battlement
- Agnell — blacksmith of Exiles' Repose
- Hubert — blacksmith of the Outsiders' Camp.
- Vicket -Ourthrup in the Sharval Wilds.
History
The January 22, 2025 update added a checkbox to salvage all Set Items in the player's inventory.
Diablo III
From a gameplay standpoint, Haedrig Eamon is the only blacksmith of note in Diablo III. He is obtained in the game's first act, and remains at the player's side throughout the game.
Diablo IV
Blacksmiths return in Diablo IV, being found on towns nearly every town. Similarly to Diablo III, blacksmiths can repair and upgrade equipment, but cannot craft gear.
They are also able to well salvage unwanted gear into raw materials; players get different materials depending on the rarity of the equipment salvaged. Players can now mark items as "junk", and have an option at blacksmiths to salvage all junk items. There is also a "salvage all items" option, which will automatically target all types of gear up to rare; Legendary and Unique Items won't be included in this option.
