Star Count 1 Legendary gems are worth one Gem Power, Star Count 2 are worth four, and Star Count 5 is worth 32. Gem Power – You can get Gem Power from Gem Fragments in your inventory, or from consuming un-socketed Legendary gems in your inventory.

The Jeweler NPC will handle your upgrades, located in Westmarch or any other town. When upgrading the gem Rank of a Legendary gem in Diablo Immortal, the process is the same for each Star Count of Legendary gem, but the materials are different. Diablo Immortal gems: How to upgrade gem ranks So a Star Count 5 Legendary gem like 'Blessing of the Worthy' is most likely to drop as a 2★ or 3★, so if you really want a 5★ version you're going to spend a long time waiting for it, since there's no way to change the Star Count on a Legendary gem that's dropped. So any Legendary gems with a Star Count of 5 can appear as a 2★, 3★, 4★, or 5★ version. Similarly, 'Lightning Core' is a Star Count 2 Legendary gem, and no matter what it will always be 2★.īut, confusingly, Legendary gems with a Star Count of 5 can actually drop at lower current Star Counts. As an example, 'Berserker's Eye' is a Star Count 1 Legendary gem, so if you had one, the only thing you can do is upgrade its Rank.

Any Legendary gem which is Star Count 1 or 2 will always be that Star Count and can't have its Star Count modified. Unlike normal gems – which just have a rank – Legendary gems have both a rank and a Star Count.Īll Legendary gems have a Star Count of either 1, 2, or 5 – which serves as a general measure of how powerful they are. Diablo Immortal certainly hasn't made it easy with Legendary gems.

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