Hey fellow Grim’s ! I had one little question, I reckon this is the section for it.
Is there any database that stays updated with not only the items, but the potential stat range?
Or perhaps have I overlooked a way in-game to display such ranges on items?
If not then treat this as a suggestion… 
Hello, I believe this is what you are looking for http://gracefuldusk.appspot.com/items
I Have not used Graceful Dusk in some time so i cannot remember if it has stat ranges but it is a great item database.
Yes indeed aware of that one. And a good one it is. It doesn’t seem to have the ranges though.
Shopping faction gear, for instance. The stats all change within a range. Like one thing d3 does cool is you hit a button, or when you compare you can see the possible stat range roll for each affix.
Yeah, Off the top of my head i can’t think of anything that has ranges for rolls. Maybe someone here might know of such a utility :undecided:
Ohh well, i tried 
Good luck on finding something 
Hmm. Wonder how hard it would be for one of the modders to incorporate it into one of their utilities? If I could do it I would but I’m not that level =/
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Grim Dawn Item Database is always up-to-date and allows to view min-max ranges as well as average values on item attributes, you can also switch to raw values (the ones that all other databases/wikis provide) if you want to, but they don’t reflect actual in-game values, so there’s no real point in using it.
I advise you to check Utilities and Resources forum here — there’s a great number of handy tools created by community.
^Spoke too soon. Thanks for the tool Dammitt 
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How’d you calculate the min/max ranges? Have you verified them in-game?
I was having issues with the calculation in GD MinMax, a csv spreadsheet I made to report min/max values for items.
From asking the same question in another thread
To keep it simple:
The formula is rather simple:
Code:
function _calcMinMaxValue(base, scale, jitter) {
return [
base * (1 - (jitter / 100)) * (1 + (scale / 100)),
base * (1 + (jitter / 100)) * (1 + (scale / 100))
]
}
But there are some quirks when determining what actually can vary and/or scale and how.
Affixes always have scale=0, but they have certain jitter (“lootRandomizerJitter”), so for base=100 and jitter=30, minmax range is [70, 130].
Attributes on items always have fixed jitter=20, but they can also scale (“attributeScalePercent”). So for base=100 and scale=30, minmax range will be [104, 156] (= [100 * 0.8 * 1.3, 100 * 1.2 * 1.3]).
Some items have rather high “attributeScalePercent”, for example it is 52 for 2h legendary rifles, bringing minmax range for base=100 to [122, 182].
But the tricky part is that not all of them scale that way, to be precise currently only offensive attributes scale with this property, other attributes have scale = 0. Also there are attributes that have fixed values, e.g. +x to skill/mastery, light radius, exp gain, energy regen.
It would be wise to post the link to original post or at least quote it. Taking things out of context is usually a bad idea and might result in misinformation. Though I admit that it’s my bad that I used general terms in this post, although I was talking about the tool itself. Saying that affixes don’t scale I was referring only to my database, they do scale with ‘attributeScalePercent’ of the item they are applied to, but this can’t be reflected in the dataabse, so I omitted this part.
Here’s the link to the post where I described the math: http://www.grimdawn.com/forums/showthread.php?p=462934#post462934