How do I Build a Funky in Diablo 2?

A funky must be made through a Diablo II hero editor for a single-player Sorceress.

A funky (or funki) in the "Diablo II" video game is a character that has used a mana hack through an editor program to gain physical immunity. The character is required to be of the Sorceress class and primarily uses the Telekinesis skill. Keep in mind that a funky can only be built from a single player or open Battle.net character and a "Diablo II" hero editor must be used. These editors, such as Hero Editor v1.03, can be downloaded from the Internet.

Things You'll Need

• "Diablo II" with "Lord of Destruction" expansion pack (v1.12 or v1.13)
• "Diablo II" Hero Editor
• New Sorceress character

Instructions

Preparing to Create a Funky

1. Create a single-player Sorceress character in-game.

2. Download and install a "Diablo II" Hero Editor that is compatible with version 1.12a or version 1.13.

3. Open your newly created Sorceress character in the editor.

Creating a Funky

1. Set the mana to 1,048,576. In-game this will translate to an off-screen value of -8,388,608.

2. Set the character level to 99.

3. Go to the skills tab and set the Telekinesis skill to 30. Set the rest of the skill set here, but do not change the Telekinesis skill.

4. Enable all waypoints and set all quests to complete.

Testing the Funky

1. Start the game with our Sorceress in "Hell Mode."

2. Activate the Telekinesis skill and distribute additional skill and stat points if necessary.

3. Use the "River of Flame" waypoint and walk to the "Chaos Sanctuary."

4. Notice that enemies cannot harm the sorceress. Since the Telekinesis skill will now absorb 8 points of damage per mana, your off-screen mana pool can absorb up to 8,388,607 damage, which is the highest amount of damage you can take.

Tips & Warnings

• If enemies damage you, indicated by the health bar decreasing, it means that you do not have physical immunity. Often when having trouble creating a true funky, you may forget to ensure the game is up to date. Make sure "Diablo II" is patched to version 1.13 or 1.12a. It could also be a faulty character editor, so try using the "Hero Editor" listed in the references.

References

• Shadow Diablo: Set's Guide to 1.12a Editing
• Diablo II Sector: Hero Editor v1.03