Diablo – clear the custom “status” without sending an empty broadcast to all the friends

• Snared: Your character is slowed down. The magnitude of the slow effect varies depending on what's doing the snaring.

• Rooted: Unable to move from your current position.

• Attack Slowed: You swing your weapons more slowly.

• Chilled: Snared + Attack Slowed

• Frozen: Mostly the same as stunned, but certain skills, like the Wizard's Frost Nova's Shatter Rune, cause frozen enemies to behave differently. Frozen enemies leave no corpse.

• Immune: Immune to whatever status effect you're trying to apply. This can be knockback, stun, snared, or any other status effect, depending on the individual in question. Bottom line - one or more of your status effects isn't "sticking", so to speak. Unlike Diablo II, no monster in Diablo III is supposed to be immune to a damage type (though they might have high resistances).

• Knockback: Physically moves the target away from the origin of the attack.

• Stunned: Rooted, and unable to attack.

• Charmed: Fight other monsters instead of the player

• Feared: Running in fear, unable to take action or control direction of movement.

THERE ARE NO SET PLACEMENTS FOR ANY RESPLENDENT CHESTS

Yes, they are generally at the end of a minidungeon, and yes, there are some along the maps generated in the game, but they are randomly placed, and are not always in the same area. Even in the minidungeons(if there is one, since sometimes there are none) they aren't in the same generated area of the map.

As for hunting for these chests for loot, it is not worth it anymore, as they decided to make Magic Find no longer affect the loot from chests, so better gear dropping is not as likely anymore.

If good armor is what you are looking for, you can find really nice gear for really cheap if you just get gear with 90% of the stats for 2k-20k, instead of the top stats for upwards of 1-25mil.