Clubs, Tipped Maces, and Hammers are all commonly referred to as Maces, but Clubs/Hammers are not part of the (Tipped) Mace sub-type.Scepters are not part of the (Tipped) Mace sub-type.Wands/Orbs are not part of the Staff sub-type.Note that the in-game tooltips can sometimes be incorrect since they refer to weapon "super-types" rather than the "sub-types" that are relevant in most scenarios. Blink is the same as Teleport, except it costs no mana and doesn't temporarily reduce spell damage.% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items ( % per Character Level) % Better Chance of Getting Magic Items (1% per Character Level) + to Strength (+0.75 per Character Level) They cannot be made in magic/ rare/ crafted/ unique/ set items. With the release of Patch 2.4 Sol Rune have suffered some changes.Runewords can only be made in regular items ( ethereal or non-ethereal), and the socket count must be exact.You can transmute an exceptional set weapon, a Lum rune, a Pul rune, and a Perfect Emerald to upgrade exceptional set weapon's base Weapon type to its elite version. New from Patch 2.4.
Transmute an exceptional rare armor, a Ko rune, a Pul rune, and a Perfect Amethyst to upgrade the rare armor's base armor type to its elite version.You can transmute an exceptional unique weapon, a Lum rune, a Pul rune, and a Perfect Emerald to upgrade the unique weapon's base weapon type to its elite version.You can transmute x2 Pul Runes and a Flawed Diamond to create x1 Um Rune.Pul can be used in the following Runewords: The Hellforge on Nightmare or Hell difficulty has a 1 to 11 chance to drop a Pul Rune as part of its reward.The Countess's extra Rune drops on Hell difficulty can include Pul Runes.Pul grants the following modifiers: WeaponsĪn item Socketed with a Pul Rune increases the item's level requirement to 45, unless it was already higher. When socketed in a certain combination and order, Runes can become Runewords, giving more powerful bonuses to the item they have socketed. Runes can also be used in some Horadric Cube's recipes. Pul can be applied to Socketed Items, by doing so it grants said item different properties depending on if the Socketed Item is a Weapon or a piece of Armor.
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