StashMule

Your whole stash, searchable, while you trade.

Stop retyping stats and logging in to check mules. Screenshot an item in game, then drop or paste it into the StashMule extension. It reads the tooltip and saves the item, every stat included, to a stash you can search, price and paste into trade posts. On d2jsp, your stash opens right beside the thread.

10 free credits when you sign up. One credit reads one screenshot. Searching, editing, pricing and copying items into posts never cost anything.

Get the extension Add to Chrome Version 4.12
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Enigma
Armor — Gothic Plate
on mule ARMORS
Defense: 931
Required Level: 65
+2 to All Skills
+45% Faster Run/Walk
+1 to Teleport
+15% Enhanced Defense
+775 Defense
+0-74 to Strength (Based on Character Level)
Increase Maximum Life 5%
Physical Damage Received Reduced by 8%
+14 Life after each Kill
+15% Damage Taken Goes To Mana
1-99% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items (Based on Character Level)
Increase Maximum Durability 15%
Socketed (3)

One screenshot in, this out. That's the real card, not a picture of one.

How it fits together

Three places, one stash.

  1. In the game

    Hover an item and press PrtScn. That screenshot is all it needs.

  2. On your stash page

    Drop the screenshots onto the extension's stash page. Each one becomes a card you can search, price and note.

  3. On d2jsp

    A StashMule button sits in the corner of every d2jsp page, and only there. Click it to search your stash and copy an item into your post.

Set it up, step by step

What else it gets right

The details that make a catalog worth keeping.

Level-based stats show their real range

An Enigma shows its Strength bonus as the true minimum and maximum, not whatever your character happened to be.

Names are repaired, not invented

A misread name is corrected against the real item lists. If the lists don't know an item, it keeps exactly what was scanned.

It works offline

Searching, editing, pricing and copying never touch the internet. Only reading a new screenshot does.

Your items are backed up

Five snapshots kept, so an accidental delete can be undone rather than overwritten by a copy of the mistake.