In a finished Runeword item, the minimum level to equip with be either that of the base item or that of the Runeword, whichever value is higher. Level: This is the minimum character level required to equip the item. This helps give a better comparison of damage a particular weapon will deal out over time.
If you want a Scepter base, you will need to farm base items for these Runewords in the wild, or take your chances trying to roll random sockets in the Horadric Cube.ĭamage: This lists the possible damage range of a particular base weapon, with the average damage included for comparison. There are only 3 that have 5 sockets taking unsocketed base versions will produce 5 sockets, not 4. *One annoying thing about Scepters is that the starred Runewords use 4 sockets, and there are no Scepters that roll with exactly 4 sockets. Runewords for Scepters: Beast, Eternity, Fortitude*, Fury, Hand of Justice*, Holy Thunder*, Honor, King's Grace, Lawbringer, Malice, Passion*, Phoenix*, Rift*, Silence, Strength, Venom, Wind Scepter Base Item Properties in Diablo II: Resurrected Patch 2.7 & Ladder Season 4 These will carry over after the Runeword is created.Īll Socketed Base Items in Diablo II: Resurrected Runewords in Diablo II: Resurrected Runes in Diablo II: Resurrected Scepters are not class restricted, but are most commonly used by Paladins as they can generate anywhere from 1-3 Paladin-specific auto mods. A Mace Runeword such as Heart of the Oak will fail in a Scepter, since it only can be created in Maces or Staves.
You must use only Weapon runewords that specifically require Scepters. Scepters show in their tooltip as a Mace, but they are not Maces in terms of Runeword creation. This guide lists all Scepter socketed base items for Runewords in Diablo II: Resurrected Patch 2.7 & Ladder Season 4 for Normal, Exceptional, and Elite qualities, along with key features such as Damage, Level, Strength and Dexterity Requirements, Maximum Number of Sockets, and Quality Level.
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