Shared Stash mirrors the in-game vault, per mode — softcore and hardcore never mix (switch with the mode toggle at the top). Everything you own loads at once: search, filters, sort and layout all respond instantly, with no page reload.
Search and filters
The search box matches by whole word or word-start, across every name on an item — including the runes and gems socketed into it, so typing Ist finds the weapon that carries the rune. A filter sidebar narrows the list — a Location section (All, each shared page, and Gems / Materials / Runes) and a Quality section (Unique, Set, Rare, Magic, Crafted, Runeword, plus Ethereal and Socketed); on a narrow screen, open it with the Filters button. Chips in the same section widen the result; across sections they combine. Active filters show as removable chips, and Reset clears everything at once.
Detailed and compact
Flip to Detailed to see each item's own properties right on the tile, or Compact for a dense list. Either way, click a tile to inspect it in full: a unique or set shows its rolls, a rune or gem its socket bonuses, a material its Cube recipes — what it makes, ready or what's missing in this mode. Sort by the game's own order, name, quality or required level.
Compare
Turn on Compare, pick up to three items, and open them side by side.
Reading the grids
The Gems, Materials and Runes locations show the complete catalog grid — 35 gems, 23 materials, 33 runes — in the game's own order. One visual rule everywhere: dimmed with no ×N means you have zero. Anything you have shows its stack count. Open a Gems, Materials or Runes location to browse the whole grid — the ones you don't own yet stay dimmed. In Detailed, every rune and gem also shows its per-slot effects (weapon / helm-armor / shield) and an owned check or a missing mark. Runes and gems carry grailward's own glyphs: gems in the stone's color, with the cut growing richer as quality goes up.
Modern and legacy files
D2R keeps two shared-stash files per mode: a modern one (with the advanced Gems/Materials/Runes tabs and the Chronicle) and an older legacy one. grailward backs up both and restores each with its correct filename, so a download always goes back to the right file. The armory shows the modern file — that's the live one; a discreet link reaches the legacy backup when there is one.
History
The History link keeps an immutable snapshot history, per mode, with download and restore. It's paginated too — 20 snapshots per page.
Where is the Chronicle?
The game's Chronicle tab (its collection log, introduced by Reign of the Warlock) is not shown here on purpose: grailward reads it on every stash upload and folds it straight into your Holy Grail — finds from before your first backup count, with the date the game registered. One collection, one page.