How to use caches in Diablo 4

Diablo 4 has a lot of features, and whether you’re a new player or a returning veteran, it can be hard to know what to do with a cache. Caches aren’t like chests and treasure you find for completing events — caches are the rectangular boxes you get for completing side quests. Here is how to use caches in Diablo 4.

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Diablo 4 cache: How to get and use

In Diablo 4, cache is usually given with a side of cash. When you complete a side quest, you’ll likely get a cache of some kind as well as some gold. Sometimes its an herb cache, other times it’s a murmuring cache. Either way, you get caches by completing side quests.

To use a cache, all you need to do is open your inventory and right click the cache. If you are on PlayStation or Xbox, you’ll see the button prompt when hovering over the cache, right next to the word “Use.”

After using the cache, a bunch of materials will spread out before you. This is what was inside the cache.

A cache is absolutely useless sitting in your inventory. When you use them, they give you the contents inside like herbs, precious stones, or Murmuring Obols. I highly recommend you use your caches as soon as you get them. Unless you are carrying too many Murmuring Obols, opening caches is always a good thing to make more space in your inventory and get a lot of necessary materials quickly.

At first, caches in Diablo 4 seem very confusing. However, once you know what to press, caches are a great reward for completing side quests. Now that you know how to open and use caches, you might want to learn how to get and use Whispering Keys in Diablo 4.