It is added to a stave and allows for an increase of +3 to Warmth, combatting the issue of low Mana in lower level Sorceresses. This page contains rune words that are not available in Diablo II: LoD.As players make their way through the world of Diablo 2: Resurrected, they will obtain a variety of unique Runes. In total, there are 33 different Runes in Diablo 2: Resurrected, and they can be combined to create a wide variety of Runewords.
These Runewords create new properties when combined that make the items equal or even superior to Unique items.For general information about Runes and Runewords in D2:R, as well as a discussion of Item Rarity types for determining item quality, please see the following guides:Runes in Diablo II: Resurrected Runewords in Diablo II: Resurrected Item Rarity in Diablo II: ResurrectedOverview of Leveling Runewords in Diablo II: ResurrectedWhile there are over 80 Runewords in D2:R, most of them are more geared toward end-game content and thus contain harder-to-find Runes. Welcome to Wowhead's guide to the Top 10 Runewords for Leveling in Diablo II: Resurrected (D2:R)! Runewords are special sequences of Runes, small items with special properties that can be inserted into Normal quality Socketed Chest Armor, Helms, Shields, and Weapons. Additionally, it is very easy to create.Item Requirement: Non-magic Melee Weapon with 3 SlotsLike Steel, the damage bonuses that are granted by Malice are not extremely significant, though its other effects make it quite useful. Indeed, its guaranteed application of Open Wounds, prevention of monster healing, and life draining make Malice worth considering for melee characters in the early-game.Item Requirement: Non-magic Body Armor with 2 SlotsThe name of this Runeword may initially lead players to believe that it should only be used with an Assassin in Diablo 2: Resurrected, but that is certainly not the case. In fact, Stealth is a strong option for most classes, though its boost to mana regeneration and cast rate make it particularly good for casters.Item Requirement: Non-magic Staff with 2 SlotsThe Leaf Runeword is a very good option for a low-level Sorceress in Diablo 2: Resurrected, increasing Fire damage and boosting numerous skills, such as Fire Bolt and Warmth. It also grants Mana upon dispatching a foe and provides additional Defense and Cold Resist.Diablo 2: Resurrected is available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
However, the stated class on the tooltip may not match the required weapon type for the Runeword. While Chest, Helm, and Shield pieces only fit into one type of armor, Weapon Runewords have specific weapon types. For more information about farming Runes, please see the Rune guide:A brief reminder of Runeword rules in regard to socketed gear:By far, the Weapons category has the most Runewords - 49 out of 83. To get runes required for higher-level Runewords, you'll need to farm her on Nightmare difficulty. The most common place to farm Runes is the Countess in The Forgotten Tower, Act 1, and she only drops them through Io (cLvl 25). While this won't work on every class and spec, since the needs of a melee tank will be different than those of a ranged DPS character, we will try to highlight those that can be passed from one alt to another.Any Runewords showing a required character level (cLvl) over 25 require Runes not easily farmed in Normal difficulty.
This doesn't mean the items become useless at 30 - in fact, some of these Runewords are powerful enough to work even at the highest levels, as long as the iLvl of the base gear holds. Runes impose minimum cLvl requirements based on the highest rune used in the word. The tooltips provided in this guide will be very clear on what weapon types the Runeword in question will fit.Top 10 Leveling Runewords in Diablo II: ResurrectedAll 10 Runewords have cLvl under 30, meaning that they use Runes that are easier to find and drop more frequently. There are some Runewords that only work in Scepters but not Maces, or vice versa.
Still, it has a lot going for it, particularly early on.Lower-level Chest Armor runes aren't plentiful. Poison resist is decent against some early bosses like Andariel, but not the strongest pick for resists. See the section below on Class Specific Runewords for more choices.This armor is particularly great for casters and Dexterity focused classes. That's because most of the best leveling Runewords for chest armor are class specific and/or require many more hard-to-find runes. Many aren't mentioned because of subpar properties, limited appeal, poor access to the corrected Socketed item, or actively annoying "side effect" properties.You'll notice that there is only one general Chest Armor Runeword listed here. It also means that the Runes are much easier to find and even remake these Runewords into higher level versions later.Inclusion in this list weighed the following properties:There are more than these 10 sub-30 Runewords this level threshold.
Both use 3 Runes, but one of them has the set handed to you on a plate. Your alts will be wearing it over and over again.Despite having the fewest number of Runewords overall, there are two great contenders for leveling Runewords. Even if you don't use it long, keep one for posterity. It's also one of the most universally recommended early Runewords due to the ease of putting this together, since everyone can use it. It's probably the most-recommended leveling Runeword in the entire game.Lore is one of the earliest items you can get with +1 to All Skills, regardless of your class.
They're so good that many players will remake this Runeword on higher-level shields for Nightmare and Hell modes, since it's a cheap and efficient way to get a whole lot of resists.Even if all this had on it was "Cannot Be Frozen", this shield would be a great choice. These three runes are given to you as a reward for completing the Rescue on Mount Arreat quest in Act V.The high resists and defenses here are excellent. Still, you may wish to check out this Runeword under Weapons for your Shield as well.This is the one case where the runes are literally handed to you, so save them for this if you're a Shield-using class. This is because it uses 4 Runes, which is a difficult configuration to find on shields other than Paladin Shields.
If you wish to look at those, please consult the Runewords guide and search for your class name.Although not as many weapons to choose from, these are all easily obtainable in the early game. There are also class-specific Runewords that you can check out with widely varying requirements, though the lowest of these is well out of the scope of this guide. As a leveling shield, it's nearly unmatched.The trick with finding good leveling Runewords for weapons is not only finding ones that have a low cLvl, but also ones that don't require 5 and 6-socket items, though most of them are much higher level anyway. The 25% extra Magic Find is a great bonus. It's a great filler for "Cannot Be Frozen" until you get the Unique ring Raven Frost, which is universally included in end-game character builds for that property.
This is one Runeword that's often remade many times in Nightmare and Hell difficulties, sometimes recreated several times to get the maximum 35% Cast Rate. The +2 to Skills alone is great, but the other abilities shine as well. However, the damage modifier isn't high, so make sure you're putting this into the highest-damage item you can find.This can only be put in Swords and Shields, which makes it a bit more limited than other choices, but the traits are excellent for a wide variety of classes. Two-socketed Weapons can be a little tougher to find, but this is a great choice for Barbarian, Paladin, or DPS Druid, particularly with the Life Steal and Crushing Blow properties. It has both excellent versatility and longevity, at least in terms of how many alts will end up using it.This 2-rune weapon has a lot going for it, particularly that it's available on such a wide variety of weapons. While it won't have a ton of staying power, it will be an heirloom passed on to many leveling characters for a long time to come.
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