Weapons

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Depending on your class, you can only find and use certain weapon types.

Wands

Sword and Shields

Mace and Shields

Dual Swords

Two-handed Swords

Two-handed Maces

Looted weapons

• Can be obtained by killing monsters and opening chests.
• Common, Uncommon, Rare, Exceptional and Cursed weapons can be found.

Damage types

• Magic
• Poison
• Cold
• Lightning
• Fire

Exceptional bonuses

• These can be found on exceptional Wands.

• Needle - Less base damage, but fires and recharges faster
• Devastating - More base damage, but fires and recharges slower
• Brutal - A lot more damage, but fires very slowly and a long recharge
• Growth - Do more damage every shot, resets on recharge
• Amplify - Do more damage to an enemy with every shot
• Devour - You heal life by a small percentage of damage done
• Efficient - More shots, faster attack
• Death Strike - Every time you do damage, you have a chance to execute a target. Target needs to be under 50% HP to be eligible for execution.

• These can be found on exceptional Sword and Shields, Mace and Shields, Dual Swords, Two-handed Swords and Two-handed Maces.

• Needle - Less base damage, but fires and recharges faster
• Devastating - More base damage, but fires and recharges slower
• Brutal - A lot more damage, but fires very slowly and a long recharge
• Amplify - Do more damage to an enemy with every shot
• Devour - You heal life by a small percentage of damage done
• Death Strike - Every time you do damage, you have a chance to execute a target. Target needs to be under 50% HP to be eligible for execution.

Affixes on weapons

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• Affixes are the magical properties that can appear on items of a Common (Green) quality or higher.
• The number off affixes an item receives will depend on the quality of the item, along with random chance.
• Once the game has determined the quality of an item, it then determines the number of affixes to give;
  • Non-Magical (White) - None
  • Common (Green) : 1 Prefix
  • Uncommon (Blue) : 1 Prefix and 1 Suffix
  • Rare (Purple)  : 3 - 4 Prefixes or Suffixes (any combination)
  • Exceptional (Orange)  : 3 - 4 Prefixes or Suffixes (any combination) + Exceptional Buff

• After the number of affixes has been assigned, the game then chooses affixes randomly from the following list:
  • Attack Power
  • Vitality
  • Intelligence / Grit
  • Vigor
  • Speed
  • Armor
  • Hit points
  • Fire Resistance Rating
  • Cold Resistance Rating
  • Lightning Resistance Rating
  • Poison Resistance Rating
  • Magic Damage %
  • Fire Damage %
  • Cold Damage %
  • Lightning Damage %
  • Poison Damage %
  • Critical Hit %
  • Armor (scaled on character level)
  • Total Armor increased by %
  • Armor Penetration %
  • Hit points (scaled on character level)
  • Heal by % of critical damage done
  • Gain Hit Points per second
  • Attack speed increased by %
  • Weapon minimum damage increased by
  • Weapon maximum damage increased by
  • Increase damage to undead by %
  • Increase damage to demons by %
  • Magic Find Rating
  • Gold Find %
  • Experience Percent %
  • Percentage of your Vitality added to your Weapon damage
  • Percentage of your Dexterity added to your Weapon damage
  • Percentage of your Intelligence added to your Weapon damage
  • Percentage of your Vigor added to your Weapon damage

• Once the Affixes have been chosen, the game assigns a value to that affix, based on a range that is determined by the ilvl of the item. For example, an ilvl 100 item may roll 35 - 42 Vitality, while an ilvl 4 item may roll as low as 1.
• Some affixes are exclusive to either Prefixes or Suffixes, which means some Common items cannot have specific affixes and certain affix multirolls are much rarer than others.

*Note that it is possible to roll the same affix multiple times on a single item. There is no limit to how many times a single affix may be chosen.

See Also: Stats, Damage