D2RMM
A widely used mod manager for Diablo II: Resurrected that helps install and combine multiple D2R mods.
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D2R Utility
D2R StashTabEnabler
Small Diablo II: Resurrected utility for enabling extra shared stash tabs in offline .d2i save files.
D2 Horadric · Tool
Resource Details
- Supported Game
- Diablo II: Resurrected
- Tool Type
- Stash Utility / Shared Stash Editor
- Access Mode
- Desktop, Offline
- Operating System
- Windows
- File Formats
- Diablo II save / stash files
- Compatibility
- Diablo II: Resurrected; .d2i shared stash files; up to 7 stash tabs; Single Player / Offline / Modded D2R
- Resource Version
- Diablo II: Resurrected; .d2i shared stash files; up to 7 stash tabs
- Status
- Unknown
- Last Updated
- 2026-07-11
- Last Checked
- 2026-07-11
About D2R StashTabEnabler
D2R StashTabEnabler is a focused utility for Diablo II: Resurrected players using offline or modded shared stash files. It allows users to add extra shared stash tabs to a .d2i save file by dragging the shared stash file onto the program and entering the desired number of tabs. The tool automatically creates a backup before editing, which makes it safer for experimentation. It was originally created for Extended Resurrection Mod, but can work with other D2R mods that define additional stash tabs through Bankexpansionlayout.json. For D2 Horadric it should be listed as a Tool rather than a server because it does not host gameplay or provide an online realm. It belongs near D2R save editors, stash managers and offline modding utilities.
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