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Update: Items for Diablo 3

Happy New Year!
My first personal app Items for Diablo 3 was released in September 23rd, 2013 when I was actively playing the game Diablo 3. It received lots of great reviews from players that encouraged me to keep making updates to Items for Diablo 3. From a simple off-line items viewer to hero profiles checker, to hero skills simulator, to rift rankings. I want to say thank you to the fans of the app.

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Here are a few reviews from the app store.
Like it was made by Blizzard themselves
I have been searching for awhile for an app that would provide the utility of the official WoW Armory app for Diablo. I've tried several and never been satisfied - until now! This app is absolutely fantastic. It provides everything I had been wanting - easy ability to view my characters, full skill calculator/browser, and a cleanly presented database of legendary and set items. The search for the database is quick and robust - it will even give you a list of all class-appropriate items by simply entering the class in the search box! For the Diablo enthusiast, I highly recommend this app. It is everything the Armory is for WoW - 10/10! by darienspecter
Well written Diablo 3 app finally!! by *Vladimir*
Very useful and better than any tool I've tried! by Rg418
This app goes above and beyond all it's competitors. Just the fact that all the info in it is updated should be enough to put it head and shoulders above the other Diablo 3 companion apps but this app takes it to an even higher level. Excellent app and even though the ads weren't something I needed to pay to get rid of, I did just to pay tribute to the developer going above and beyond what he had to. It's a shame I can't do a better job articulating how good this app is because it deserves it after I've dealt with other subpar apps for months. by Mawillar
No doubt you Gentlemen have done a fantastic job in the development of probably one the most comprehensive D3 information sites I have found. Kudos for a job well done. by ElsagBailey

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