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Here are the strategies for the Forgotten Sanctum in different games: ##1. The Forgotten Sanctum in Diablo 2 1. ** Location and Basic Information ** - It was located on the upper level of Kurast. Like the two temples in Kurast Market, it was a relatively easy place to farm. Previously, it was a Level 85 scenario. After joining the Forgotten Sanctuary, the value of the Twin Shrines in Kurast was almost the same as the Twin Shrines in the market. - It was easy to find the way, the monster density was not bad, and the battle difficulty was not high. However, there were ice and magic immunity, and there were no big treasure chests. On average, there were two groups of elite monsters. 2. ** Treasure farming strategy ** - Elite monsters were concentrated here, the entrance was easy to find, and the high efficiency of the mf (Magic equipment drop rate increased). However, the monsters were strong, the setting was small, and they were immune to magic. Since there were two entrances to the upper level of Kurast, it could be distinguished by the fact that the entrance of the Forgotten Temple was facing the Kurast Mall (the entrance was facing the bottom of the map). - Players needed to have a certain amount of experience in order to increase the efficiency of farming treasures. The overall income from clearing all 6 temples (and also the sewers) was quite good, and it could become a popular "tourist route." ##2."The Hollow Knight" does not mention anything about the forgotten temple, so it cannot provide a strategy. ##3. The Last Age does not mention anything about the forgotten temple, so it is not possible to provide a strategy for it. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

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