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How to add sockets on Diablo 2 items? Here we’ll introduce the D2R socket recipes for weapon, armor, shield and helmet. Only a few non-Paladin shields, all Elite, can have 4 sockets.In Diablo 2 Resurrected, you need to equip your characters with the best items to enhance their skills, which involves utilizing various recipes to socket your items in the cube. * Normal (non-Paladin) shields can be found with at most 3 sockets on Normal/Nightmare, and 4 on Hell.

It’s only of importance to other characters when considering a trade.

Smite Damage: Only Paladins have the Smite skill, so only they see this damage.

% Faster Block Rate can lower this number to below zero.

Speed: A penalty governed by weight 0 is no penalty, 5 is slightly slower running and stamina regen (but rounds to 0 anyway) and 10 is a bigger running speed and stamina regen penalty.

Light shields have no negative effects, medium have a -5% speed and -5% stamina regen rate, and heavy have -10% speed and -10% stamina regen.

Weight: All shields are light, medium, or heavy.

The Paladin’s is always 5% higher than an Amazon/Assassin/Barbarian, and 10% higher than a Druid/Sorceress/Necromancer.

Listed Blocking: All shields vary in blocking percent by character.

No Uniques had Clvl requirements prior to v1.07 D2.

Clvl Req: Your character must be this level or higher to equip the item.

Ilvl is used in gambling, sales and other calculations as well.

Item Level: Chests and monsters must be at least this level to drop the item.

No character, including the Barbarian, can wield two shields at a time.

Blocking is reduced to 33% of this value when running, but uses regular values when walking, standing still, or melee attacking.Īll shields are one-handed.

Sorcs and Necros who do not devote considerable resources to raising their dexterity will find their blocking at a very low level above Clvl 50, so should pick shields based on their magical bonuses, not for the blocking percent. Blocking is capped at 5% minimum and 75% maximum and displays if you hover on your Defense in the Character window. This formula basically means that if you have less than half of your stat points into Dexterity, you will have a lower block rating than your shield displays, but if more than half of your stat points are in Dex, then you will have a higher blocking %. The new formula for blocking is: Total Blocking % = / (Character Level x 2) This is while standing still, running, walking, fighting, casting spells, etc.īlocking % in the Expansion: The way blocking works is changed in the expansion. A character can get more than this with a good shield + Twitchthroe, or a Paladin can use his Holy Shield skill, but no matter how high the display is, 75% is all that can be blocked. Blocking % in Classic: Characters block at the % listed on the shield (when equipped) + any other bonuses.