A user asked in this Scammer Accusation thread to be provided a link to somewhere that states it is a rule that service provider has claim on all drops in Diablo 2. Can someone post a link to where the rule is stated?

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=108762036&f=250&p=686639426

It should be defined however in most cases the rusher is entitled to the drops. Its like the unwritten rule, I literally just seen a case recently where the bodierox made it somewhat clear. Go through the recent SAs you should find it.

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=108678007&f=250&o=40

Here's the topic, last post.

This post was edited by trashman on Mar 20 2026 02:01pm

Could the drop have occurred had rusher not killed?

Also as mentioned this has been the unwritten rule for almost 30 years.

I think as new folks have joined the game the unwritten rule has become blurred. Yes for us long time folks rushing has always been my drop + payment. I guess normally in d2r I play hardcore so its hard for a level 1 to even snag drops during a rush without risking their character.

In all reality if someone is worried about said drops they should make a note about their runs to cover themselves and the buyer. Either way people need to be adults and work through these issues without wasting volunteers time; in my honest opinion.

These replies are quite strange. If it's a rule it should be explicitly stated somewhere.

Having to look at past judgments to find out the rules is moronic.

It should be listed here: https://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?p=6

Well, you've gotten your answer.

The answer given here by is correct.



The Trade Rules are an extension of the Official Site Rules and Policies

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Taking drops that do not you belong to you due to services being provided such as items during a rush, stealing a D-Clone anni or Uber Torch etc all fall under this umbrella.

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