Years of drops across a dozen mules — armor, weapons, jewelry, cloaks — indexed by slot, spell and rarity. Find what you need, pay in legendary keys, and pick it up in game with a whisper.
That's the whole pickup. Say it standing next to the character holding your item and it's handed straight over.
I play a lot and I keep everything. The problem with keeping everything is that nobody can see it — including me. So every character I own reports what's in its packs to this site, appraises it, and grades it against the drop tables.
The result is a searchable warehouse: filter by the slot you're gearing, the legendary affix you're chasing, or how rare a roll actually is. If a piece exists in my packs, it's here.
It isn't a vendor. There's no pyreal price and I'm not trying to make money — I need legendary keys for chest runs, and you need gear that's sitting in a mule's pack doing nothing. Keys in, points out, gear out.
Everything you buy stays yours. It waits on whichever character is holding it until you come and get it, however long that takes.
An email address is all it takes — we send a sign-in link, so there's no password to remember. You stay signed in for about a month.
The site gives you a four-word phrase. Whisper it to Warehouse Agent in game
and you're linked. It only accepts the phrase from the character you named — that's what
keeps your codes yours.
Give keys to any of my characters and the points land in your balance automatically, no paperwork. Donate a lot over time and you earn a better rate.
Add pieces to your cart and check out; the site hands you one whisper per character holding your items. Stand next to them, paste it, done.
Prices come from the rarity grade, not my mood: the engine scores every roll against the tier-8 drop tables, so a one-in-a-million piece costs more than a common one and you can see exactly why on the item itself. Change your mind before pickup and you get every point back.