Diablo 4: Fix the Loot Filter Import Bug Hiding Mythic Items

If your imported loot filter is hiding Mythic items in Diablo 4 Season 14, the issue is almost certainly the Item Rarity Match → Mythic condition. Switching that rule to use the direct Mythic item property instead will make them visible again, and you do not need to rebuild your entire filter from scratch.

Why Mythics Vanish After Import

Many popular imported profiles rely on an Item Rarity Match condition set to Mythic to highlight unique-tier drops. Because of a current bug, this condition fails to evaluate correctly even when the rule is pinned to the top of your list and explicitly set to Show. Once the filter is active, Mythic labels disappear from the ground, and the bottom Visibility: Hide All rule scrubs them from your screen.

Fixing the Rule in Place

You can correct this inside your existing filter without deleting other rules. The goal is to stop using the imported rarity match and enable the dedicated Mythic property directly.

Step 1: Open Your Active Loot Filter

Load the loot filter settings and select the imported profile you are currently running.

Step 2: Find the Mythic Show Rule

Locate the rule meant to display Mythics. It is usually near the top of the stack as a Show rule and will currently reference an Item Rarity Match condition.

Step 3: Enable the Direct Mythic Property

Edit that rule. Inside the item properties, remove or disable the Item Rarity Match → Mythic condition, then enable the standalone Mythic toggle or checkbox. This forces the filter to evaluate the item by its internal flag rather than the imported rarity string.

Step 4: Save and Check Priority

Save the rule and confirm it sits above your catch-all Hide rule at the bottom. Apply the filter before heading back into Sanctuary.

In-Game Proof Checklist

Use this short checklist to verify the fix without changing the rest of your filter structure:

• Test method: Run a Nightmare Dungeon, complete The Pit, or open a large reward cache. These sources drop high-tier gear regularly.
• What success looks like: Mythic items now display ground labels and your chosen highlight beam the moment they drop. They stay visible as you approach.
• Confirm the rest is untouched: Verify that your other Show rules and the bottom Hide All rule still behave exactly as before. Only Mythic visibility should change.

Mistakes That Waste Time

• Moving the rule higher: Priority is not the problem. The rarity-match condition itself is broken, so pushing it to the top of the list will not help.
• Re-importing the profile: Re-importing overwrites your manual edit and reintroduces the faulty rarity match.
• Deleting the Hide All rule: Removing the bottom Hide rule will flood your screen with white and blue drops. Keep the Hide rule and fix the Show condition instead.

Why the Direct Property Works

The bug appears to affect how imported rarity strings are parsed by the filter engine. The direct Mythic property references an internal item classification that evaluates independently, bypassing the broken import logic entirely. That is why manually enabling the property fixes the issue while imported Rarity Match settings continue to fail.