* Caldeum Nightshade x1 (You can get these by doing Bounties in Act II) * Khanduran Rune x1 (You can get these by doing Bounties in Act I) The Archive of Tal Rasha recipe requires: Only certain things can be added to the cube, so check your stash and then search through Kanai’s Cube to see if a particular Legendary item will go into it. It enables you to extract a Legendary Power off of the items you put into Kanai’s Cube. The recipe that I spent the most time with was Archive of Tal Rasha. Either drag items to the Cube or Right-Click on them in your inventory. Place recipe items within the cube itself to begin. The pop-up says: Kanai’s Cube an be used to make exciting new things. The little book towards the bottom of the window holds recipes. This is what the interface for Kanai’s Cube looks like. It turns out that using Kanai’s Cube is so much fun that it felt addicting. I’d heard good things about it, but didn’t know if I would find it intuitive or confusing to use. When I started Season 4, I wasn’t sure if I would like the Kanai’s Cube.
It is pretty much impossible to miss or walk past without realizing it.
Run around in The Ruins of Sescheron, and the Elder Sanctum, until you find Kanai’s Cube. The quickest way to get there is to go into Adventure Mode and use the waypoint. Players can find Kanai’s Cube in the Elder Sanctum in the Ruins of Sescheron. Eventually, I want to “complete” the entire Kanai’s Cube – by putting all the stuff into it (in both hardcore and softcore). I was playing hardcore characters during Season 4, so all of the things I put in Kanai’s Cube can only affect my hardcore characters. So, for me, the first opportunity I had to use it was during Season 4. Technically, players who decided to check out the Player Test Realm (PTR) were able to find and use Kanai’s Cube before it was placed into the game. Season 4 of Diablo III was the first time that players had access to Kanai’s Cube.
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