Super Vendors for D2RMM

About Super Vendors for D2RMM

Super Vendors for D2RMM is an economy addon for Diablo II: Resurrected that expands what town vendors keep in stock, adding items that wouldn’t normally appear on their sales lists. It’s a recent, actively developed mod with a small but growing user base — and one unresolved report worth knowing about before installing.

Built by garretthe, this D2RMM vendor stock mod requires D2RMM and has reached v1.0.1 since its late-March 2026 release, with around 32 endorsements. Nexus categorizes it under “Gameplay” and “Quality of Life.”

What the mod changes

Super Vendors adds configuration options for which vendors get expanded stock, filters which gem qualities appear at different tiers, and lets players adjust base item pricing. The v1.0.1 update, released the day after launch, fixed an issue where vendor sale lists were being cleared unexpectedly.

A recent, unaddressed report that the mod isn’t working

On June 4, 2026, a player named jkoelker reported that after installing and reinstalling through D2RMM, “none of these vendors are showing any extra items” — the mod’s core function not appearing to work at all. This is the most recent post on the mod’s page and has no author response as of this writing. It’s the only report of this kind; no other player has confirmed or contradicted it, and it follows roughly two months of the author actively responding to smaller issues. Whether this reflects a genuine regression, a configuration problem, or an isolated installation issue on jkoelker’s end isn’t established from the available community record — players should go in aware that this specific report exists and hasn’t yet been resolved.

Earlier feedback and pricing questions

Before that report, feedback centered on configuration rather than functionality. trebor66 noted in March 2026 that after reinstalling the game, a price-reduction setting wasn’t taking effect as expected (an item still showing 98,000 gold instead of the configured 1 gold). balkoth668 requested price-adjustment options that same week, and garretthe added them within days. Once pricing options existed, Co2teL objected that setting rune prices to 1 gold “beats the purpose of the game” and asked for an option to exclude runes from vendor sales specifically. pokara06 also asked why two identically named, identically sized download files were offered; garretthe clarified both were archived v1.0.0 builds with the same settings.

Installing the mod

The official Super Vendors for D2RMM download is hosted on Nexus Mods and requires D2RMM. Extract the mod folder into the D2RMM /mods/ directory, configure which vendors and gem tiers to include, and enable it before clicking Install Mods. Modifications, conversions to other games, and asset reuse all require the author’s explicit permission, and the mod cannot be uploaded to other sites, though donation points are permitted — full terms are on the Super Vendors for D2RMM download page.

Who this mod is for

This addon suits players who want more variety in what town vendors sell and are comfortable being early adopters of a mod that’s still being actively refined. Given the unresolved June 2026 non-functionality report, players considering it should check the Super Vendors for D2RMM download page’s comment section for any update before installing, rather than assuming it works out of the box.

D2 Horadric editorial view

This is a young mod solving a real, modest problem — vendor stock feeling too limited — with an author who responded promptly to configuration requests in its first weeks. That track record is genuinely positive, but it’s undercut by a recent, specific, unaddressed report that the mod isn’t functioning at all for one player. With so little community history to weigh it against, this sits in a middle tier: worth trying, but worth going in with the June report in mind rather than an assumption that it’s problem-free.