To work toward 5,000 Resonance in Diablo Immortal, plan your Legendary Gem upgrades around two resources: Gem Power and duplicate copies of specific gems. Check what the next rank requires before spending materials, since the supplied progression notes say some upgrades require duplicates as well as Gem Power.

Check the next upgrade requirements

The progression notes describe Gem Power as a resource gained by consuming other Legendary Gems. They also say that higher-rank upgrades can require copies of the same gem. The exact quantities needed depend on the gem and rank; the supplied information does not give a complete cost list.

Before upgrading:

  1. Choose the Legendary Gem you intend to rank up.
  2. Check the requirements for its next rank.
  3. Set aside any required duplicates and Gem Power before consuming other gems.

Decide which gems to keep

The draft advises checking whether a gem may be useful for another build or have market value before using it as upgrade material. Treat those as individual considerations, not guaranteed reasons to keep or sell a gem: the supplied information does not provide prices or a comparison of build options.

A practical next step is to review your inventory and identify which gems you are willing to consume. Then compare that amount with the next upgrade’s listed Gem Power requirement.

Keep the target in perspective

The source video is titled around reaching 5,000 Resonance and describes gem-upgrade mechanisms, but it does not provide a verified step-by-step cost breakdown. Use the in-game upgrade requirements for the specific gems you are pursuing rather than assuming a fixed route or total cost.

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