If you use HOTO on main build, a Crystal Sword is best. This is also true for other beneficial warcries - Battle Command should be cast first (twice), then other Warcries. Call to Arms - I prefer Crystal Swords for the looks but you generally want whatever your main hand is not. recasting after the first cast) makes it benefit from itself, giving an additional duration bonus. Battle Orders, with its large increases to Mana and Life, is sometimes more useful in dangerous situations.Ĭasting Battle Command while the Barbarian is under its effect (i.e. Increased skill levels benefits any class, and Battle Command is arguably the most useful of all Warcries. Placing additional points into Battle Commands only lengthens its duration. General Information Synergies īattle Command benefits all those affected by increasing all their skills by one.
It is this skill as well as their natural abilities as leaders that are gradually shedding the long held stereotype that the Barbarian people are merely ignorant savages. Double Axe and Flail have the lowest stat requirements of these alternative runeword bases and I would prioritize them while also searching for a Crystal Sword, I don't think he'd be happy w/ a War Scepter or Military Pick.Using this skill a Barbarian can examine the abilities of his companions and, during battle, determine how best the group should apply their various skills. You should widen your search to: Double Axe(5soc, 43str), War Scepter(5soc, 55str), Flail(5soc, 41str/35dex), and Military Pick(6soc, 49str/33dex). CALL TO ARMS Crystal Sword AmnRalMalIstOhm One-Hand Damage: (17-20) To (52-60) Avg. We sell from unmade to perfect 6/6/4 305/3ar. Unasked for advice: You can make Call to Arms in any weapon as long as it has 5 sockets. Call to Arms CS is sword runeword for pre-buff with +1-6 Battle Orders. You can find 5 socketed Crystal Swords in Hell, or you can make Crystal Swords with the cube recipe if they are found in an area w/ an ilvl of 41 or more. Ethereal items are fine, and actually preferred since their str/dex requirements are 10 stat points lower. Note, you cannot use a superior item when using the cube recipe. Your Crystal Sword would have a 1/6 chance to get 1 socket, or 2 sockets, or 3 sockets, etc. So that NM Crystal Sword with an ilvl of 41 would get 6 sockets from Lazruk.Ĭube recipe ( Ral + Amn + Perfect Amethyst + Plain White Weapon = Socketed Weapon) also ignores the difficulty in which the item was found when considering how many sockets. He ignores the difficulty in which it was found. Lazruk will always give an item the maximum number of sockets according to the item's ilvl. Lazruk (which you already mentioned), and the Cube. There are two ways to give an item sockets. Yes: Plain, unsocketed white items with an ilvl equal to or greater than 41 can be altered to have more than 4 sockets, even if found in NM. No matter what ilvl, you will never find an item in NM with more than 4 sockets. No: All items in NM cannot be found with more than 4 sockets, regardless of ilvl. Using our example, a Crystal Sword w/ an ilvl of 41, it would seem that its ilvl is high enough such that it could have 5 sockets. Now, once you know the ilvl of the item, you check out this linked wiki page to determine how many sockets are possible on a given item and its ilvl. For example, if you found a Crystal Sword in the Inner Cloister of Act I in Night mare diffculty (NM), a place with an alvl of 41, the Crystal Sword would have an ilvl of 41 as well. The ilvl of the item is simply equal to the area level (alvl) of where it was found. The number of sockets an item can get is related to its item level (ilvl), and the difficulty in which it was found. As with all things D2, this is not so simple.
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