- Change Game Difficulty, even for single player. You won't see the difficulty displayed on screen, but monsters will get way tougher, gold drops will increase, and you will get huge amounts of XP for killing even low-level creatures. In fact, if you Always Show Monster Stats, pause the game with the stats visible, then change the difficulty -- you'll see their HP going up or down!
Note that once a map is loaded, the amount of gold you get from it won't change. So set your difficulty before loading dungeon maps if you want to farm gold. Though with so many gold cheats, one wonders why you would want to farm gold - Modify properties of all equipped items.
- Assign any of the letter keys (A-Z) to a spell (instead of just the standard F5-F8).
It's possible the table may have some bugs. I don't play Diablo since I've always stuck with Hellfire, so I haven't played with this table too much.
- Credit: Both the Hellfire and Diablo tables took some references from viewtopic.php?t=8893.
- Version: I know I have Diablo 1.09, but I don't think I have the GOG version. Anyway, I have genericized the code as much as possible so maybe it will work with all 1.09 releases. Maybe it won't, who knows...
- Multiplayer: I've created the table only for single players. The cheats should work on MP too, but I haven't included cheats specific to MP (like for resurrecting dead players).
The CT is signed and will attempt to connect to Diablo.exe when you open it. So start the game before opening the table. Unlike the Hellfire table, I am not launching the game from the table because on my PC starting the game runs into some weird problems (I think they are related to DirectDraw, can't be sure).
Get the latest tables from viewtopic.php?p=372930#p372930
How to use this cheat table?
- Install Cheat Engine
- Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
- Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
- Keep the list.
- Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1