Diablo 4’s Elixirs are super useful tools but the fact that they don’t stack has been a frustration among players. Luckily, there’s an easy-to-complete sidequest that lets you run two Elixirs at once.
We’re in the throes ofDiablo 4 Season 4and players have given it a big stamp of approval. The comprehensive overhaul hasseemingly hit all the right notesand brought players to the gamein record numbers.
Inclusions likedeeper crafting mechanicsandreworks to certain featuresreducing inventory management are a big plus. One of the most talked about changes isthe revamping of Helltideswhich makes leveling a breeze.
Of course, while leveling is as easy as it’s ever been, it can be made easier. StreamerDatModzhas shared how they get around Diablo 4’s restrictions on Elixir stacking and all it takes is a quick sidequest.
I get asked this question about 1000 times a day so this is how you can use two elixirs in Diablo 4.pic.twitter.com/0TrfSqqGsq
The sidequest in Diablo 4 that allows you to use two Elixirs is a relatively simple one called Pinch of Poison. To start it, just speak to Baraim in Gul Kea and he’ll ask you to collect 15 Scorpion Venom Glands. They will have increased drop rates in the specific area the quest marks on your map.
Once you’ve got them, take them back to Bariam and he’ll reward you with the recipe for an Elixir of Antivenin. It’s a costly recipe requiring 50 Bundled Herbs, 35 Angelbreath, 150 Emerald Fragments, and 150 Skull Fragments to craft but it is the only stackable Elixir in Diablo 4 so it more than justifies the expense.
You can use the Elixir of Antivenin in conjunction with any of Diablo 4’s other Elixirs and circumvent the usual restrictions. It increases your Maximum Life by 15% and grants 20% Poison Resist but the major bonus is an 8% boost to Experience gained.
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Stacking this with another Diablo 4 Elixir that grants an Experience bump will see you blow through levels. Particularly in combination with boosts fromthis season’s Urns.
Ethan Dean is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s Australia team. He is a journalism graduate and specializes in Baldur’s Gate, Diablo, Elden Ring, Pokemon, Warhammer, Dungeons & Dragons, third-person games, and regularly plays newly release games. You can contact Ethan at: ethan.dean@dexerto.com
