Here is some more information on some of the more popular quest rewards.
Act I: Quest 5: Imbue
Imbue creates a new rare item out of the base item you want to Imbue. The stats of the
base item do not matter as it is only used to determine what type of rare item will result from using
Imbue. Also, the quality of the item used (Superior, Normal, Damaged, etc.) does not affect the new item.
So don't waste your time looking for a Superior Item or for specific Defense because it doesn't matter.
Any properties of the old item are lost when the new rare item is created. Your character level
determines what magical properties your new rare item can have, so characters with higher levels
have more, but not always better, options available. Consult the Magic Prefix and
Suffix pages for a listing
of Magical Bonuses and levels. Since the magical properties on the item created is random, you might not
always receive a 'good item' from Imbue.
It's often best to save your Imbue and use it on an Exceptional or Elite Item.
Act V: Quest 1: Add Sockets
You can only add Sockets to items that allow Sockets.
Normal items add the max number of Sockets depending on the item's
level (this is determined by the level of the monster that dropped it) and the
inherent maximum number of Sockets for the item's base type. So you may not always receive
the "max" number of Sockets.
Magic Items will receive 1 or 2 Sockets with probability of either assuming that they are possible
given the rules for normal. So you'll either get 1 Socket or 2.
Set Items, Rare Items, Unique Items, and Crafted Items add 1 Socket (1 Socket Max).
You cannot continue to add more Sockets with multiple "Add Sockets" rewards.
Act V: Quest 4: Personalize
Personalize adds your character name to any item, such as "Stormchaser's Frostburn Gauntlets". Keep in mind
that items might lose trade value with a name on it if you decide to trade them. Some people don't want to
look at other people's names on their items, especially if their name is "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii".
Act V: Quest 5: The Ancients (Experience Boost)
It's not uncommon to get several character levels from the resulting experience.
You cannot get credit for this quest unless your Character Level is greater than or equal to 20 *
difficulty level. Where the difficulty level is one for normal, two for nightmare and three for hell mode.
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