D2R · Single-PlayerHoly Grail
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Your D2R Holy Grail doesn't have to be a lonely grind. Upload your in-game Chronicle, keep your progress in the cloud and share your hunt with grailers who understand your madness.
How it works
One upload. The whole grind, online.
The game already keeps the list. Drag one stash file and everything below unlocks — instantly.
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The in-game Chronicle tracks uniques, sets, and runewords as you identify drops.
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SharedStash…V2.d2ion My Chronicle — parsed in seconds, no mods required.Unlock
Your dashboard, public profile, Wall posts, and a shot at the Summit — all from one file.
What you get
Three corners of the grind
My Chronicle
Your personal grail hub — progress bars, latest and rarest finds, hardest items left, and cloud save when you sign in. Re-upload anytime; we merge the diff.
Track your grail →Deckard's Wall
The community feed. Notable new finds, tab completions, and grail finishes post automatically. React, comment, and follow fellow grailers.
Browse the feed →The Eternal SummitSoon
A permanent hall for every Holy Grail completer — your name inscribed in stone beside the Ancients. Finish the grail; earn your place forever.
See the completers hall →The Quest, Explained
What is the D2R Holy Grail?
The D2R Holy Grail is the gentle madness of trying to find one of every Unique, every Set item, and every Runeword in the game. Not buy. Not trade for. Not spawn in with a hero editor. Find. With your own two sweaty mouse hands.
For about two decades, grailers tracked this on a spreadsheet and the honor system. Then Reign of the Warlock added the Chronicle — an account-wide grail tracker baked right into the game. Every time a new item drops and you identify it, the Chronicle gives you credit, notes when and where you found it, and ticks you closer to completion. The spreadsheet era is over: the game finally keeps the list for you.
So this isn't head-canon anymore — it's a real checklist with an in-game finish line and, naturally, the only motivation that has ever truly moved an ARPG player: cosmetic rewards.
What the Chronicle wants from you
The in-game Chronicle tracks three item types. On MyHolyGrind.com you pick which challenge you're running: Reign of the Warlock (uniques, sets, and runewords) or Classic (uniques and sets only — runewords still tracked, but not counted toward completion).
Every Unique
All 400-odd of them, from a humble Stone of Jordan to the white whale Tyrael's Might.
Every Set
All 135 green pieces across every set in the game — yes, including the ones nobody has ever intentionally equipped.
Every Runeword
Craft them all, which means hoarding every rune up to and including Zod. Pray accordingly.
Why single player makes it spicy
No trade market. No buying a Tyrael's Might off some stranger for a handful of high runes. If you want it, it has to drop for you. The Chronicle tracks the what; you still have to grind out the how. That's the whole point — just you, the loot tables, and the slow erosion of your sanity.
Good news: /players 8 is a built-in single-player command that cranks up monster density and drops. It's not a cheat — Blizzard put it there. Use it. Your future self, still chasing that last rune in year two, will thank you.
The items that will haunt you
- ★Tyrael's Might — the white whale. You'll see it in your dreams long before your stash.
- ★A Zod rune — the indestructible one. Fittingly, your patience won't be. And the Chronicle needs it twice over for the runeword track.
- ★The Grandfather, Death's Web, and friends — the “maybe next ladder” club.
- ★That last set piece — no special monster, no special trick, just the loot tables deciding you don't get to finish today.
“Stay awhile and listen.”— Deckard Cain, enabling this nonsense since 2000
My Personal Rules
The Code I Play By
This is how I'm running my grail. It's not a rulebook for you, and I'm absolutely not going to judge the way you play your own game. But people ask, so here's where I drew my line in the sand:
- I
Play it the way it was meant to be played
Roll a character, walk into Act 1, get humbled. Earn the levels, the gear, and the scar tissue. The fun is in the climb, not the summit.
- II
No hero editors, no item editors
If a Shako shows up in my stash, it's because something died for it — not because I typed it into existence. Found means found.
- III
No Bots
No bots, no third-party anything that plays the game for me. If a program is doing my clicking, what am I even here for?
Fair game ✓
- ✓/players 8 — it's a real command, not a cheat
- ✓Farming Terror Zones, bosses, and good old Pindleskin
- ✓The in-game Chronicle & drop calculators (knowing the odds isn't cheating)
- ✓Re-rolling maps the honest way for a better layout
Not for me ✗
- ✗Hero / item editors
- ✗No bots
- ✗Item duping & glitch exploits
- ✗Trading items in from outside this fresh save
Seriously though — your grail, your rules. If hopping into a trade game or running a tracker mod is what keeps the game fun for you, go forth and prosper. This is just the flavor I picked for my run.