Titan Quest 2 items
Item data is published from the game files once an extraction has run.
No items yet
This site is built entirely from Titan Quest II’s own game files. Nothing is published until an extraction has run, because a database that guesses is worse than one that is empty. See how this data is produced.
Named items in Titan Quest 2 — uniques, legendaries and set pieces — with their stats, requirements, the affixes they can carry and the sources that drop them.
What an item page contains
- The full stat block as the files define it.
- Level and attribute requirements.
- Every loot source that references the item, with its weight as a share of its pool.
- Other pieces in the same set, cross-linked.
Drop shares are not drop chances
Where a loot table references an item, this site publishes the entry’s weight as a proportion of its pool. That is a real number from the data. It is not a per-kill drop chance, which the files do not state — so neither do we.
Why only named items get their own page
Common bases are in the database and reachable from the affix pages, but a page for every generic template would be index bloat rather than a resource. Uniques, legendaries and set pieces are searched for by name; a plain iron sword is not.
Frequently asked
- Where do Titan Quest 2 item stats come from?
- The game's own data tables, re-extracted whenever the game patches.
- How do I find where an item drops?
- Each item page lists every loot source in the files that references it, with its share of that pool.