Cube recipes is a public catalog of every Horadric Cube recipe in the game, searchable and filterable by category — no login required. Sign in and the same page lights up with your account: each recipe shows whether you can make it right now, per mode.
The catalog
Every recipe is one card: the output, the ingredients (with rune and gem glyphs), and — where the recipe grants them — the properties the result carries. A Blood craft lists its fixed bonuses (life leech, life, faster run/walk); the socketing recipes show how many sockets they open; the "Hit Power" crafts show their chance-to-cast proc. Those properties come from the same engine as the item inspector, so the wiki never disagrees with your armory.
Use the search box to find a recipe or an ingredient, and the chips to filter by category: Crafting, Base upgrades, Sockets, Rerolls & jewelry, Runes, Gems, Consumables, Portals and Reign of the Warlock. Crafted items also roll random magical affixes on top of the fixed bonuses — the card says so.
Layout and compare
Switch between Detailed cards (with the full property list) and a Compact list. Turn on Compare, pick up to three recipes, and open a side-by-side comparison.
Signed in: what you can make
Log in and back up a save, and every card gains an account footer, per mode (softcore / hardcore):
- Ready to make — you own everything the recipe needs right now. Filter to just these with the Ready to make chip.
- Missing — the card lists the ingredients you still need, e.g. "2× Perfect Ruby, Amn".
For the conditional recipes — "a magic amulet", "a normal set armor", "a rare item with no sockets" — a ready card also names your eligible items and where they are: "Death's Guard (Sash) (Birmuth · Equipped)", so you know exactly what to grab. The softcore/hardcore toggle switches every card at once; stock never crosses between modes.
Fine print
Ready means executable with the account as it is — the page never assumes you will cube intermediate steps first. "Normal" quality is strict, as in the game: superior and low-quality items do not qualify for the socketing recipes. Material stacks count by stack size. Repair and quest recipes are left out on purpose. The old /cube page now redirects here.