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Ith (Diablo II) From Diablo Wiki. Jump to: navigation, search. Ith Rune Number 6 of 33: Weapons: +9 to Maximum Damage. 15% Damage Taken Goes To Mana. Energy shield divides the damage between life points and mana points.% damage goes to mana means that if you take damage, a certain percentage will be added to your mana. For example, if your merc is wearing a total of 50% damage goes to mana, and he gets hit with 100 points of damage, he'll still lose 100 life points, but he'll also gain 50 points in mana. So it's pointless to equip him with% damage goes to mana since he already has infinite mana. Aug 07, 2008  Diablo II: Lord of Destruction – Message Board. Damage you take = 100. Wtf is there not to understand. = = Oh not that. People seem to think that '%damage goes to mana' works like Energy Shield. It's a common misconception - it doesn't do that. It just gives you back some mana whenever you take damage.

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Damage reduction refers to physical damage reduction in diablo. Keep going book. It doesn't reduce elemental damage at all. So even with 100% damage reduction, elemental damage would still hurt you. Anyway, damage reduction is capped at 50%, no matter how much you have on your character.Since you are asking those kind of questions, I'll answer some more for you. When you have shield you have block.

That block doesn't block elemental damage, only physical. Also, it is capped at 75%, so you can't have 100% block with any shield to become invincible. Claw block on the other hand blocks both physical and elemental damage, but it's hard to get over 62% clawblock, so no invincibility there as well.Also, you can't have 100% elemental damage reduction, it is capped at 95%, however you can absorb the damage over that limit. So in some cases with enough integral absorb you could heal after certain elemental damage hit you.Sorc with 95% ES and a lot of integer damage reduction can reduce damage taken into 0, however you lose mana when energy shield absorbs damage and therefore you are not invincible.

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Also mana burn packs will destroy your mana.Don't know what else you might ask regarding invincibility. Absorb comes into play after resists and it heals before damage is suffered. If you were wounded before and fire absorbs leaves back less damage than it absorbs, an item with non-percentual absorb (like Rising Sun) lets you end up with more life than you had before.IMO, Rising Sun is the ultimate Mephrun amulet at the beginning of a ladder season when you can't afford stuff like Tal's set yet, I'm praising it in every second debate about absorb. It makes you more or less immune to fire attacks from the bloodlords and councils (and more or less every fire attack by other monsters as well), even with negative fire res. It was one of the things which I looked for first when I still played on bnet.

Weapons.Armor.Class-specific.Other.Guides and Stats.Topics:. General information. Modifiers on and items.

Modifiers on and items. / items only. Modifiers on Charms. Rune modifiers. Modifiers on. Related to all modifiers.Prefixes occur before an item name and only one per magical item. Like and Other Modifiers, Prefixes have a list of modifiers they can and can not occur with.

Similar quality modifiers are found on the same item, as they were in Diablo. One added complication is that Rares, Uniques, and Item Sets list all of their modifiers by effect, and they can mix and match prefixes, suffixes, and other modifiers freely, so it's difficult to tell what exactly is giving the item a given property.Rare items can have up to three prefixes, but only one from each family of prefixes. Magical items have one or none. Magical items have a 50% chance of a suffix only, 25% chance of a prefix only, and 25% chance of both.

No prefixes will occur with others from the same family on the same Rare item. So if you got +%Defense on some kind of armor, you would get either Sturdy, Strong, Blessed, Glorious, Saintly, or Holy, but never more than one on the same item. Alvl (Affix Level): This figure is the level of the affix.

The Ilvl of an item usually is equal to the maximum possible Alvl. For example a sword dropped by an Mlvl 50 creature would have an Ilvl of 50, and the highest affixes possible on it would be Alvl 50. Clvl req is 3/4 the highest Alvl on an item. Axes BowsCrossbowsDaggersPolearmsNormal, one-handed:.Exceptional, one-handed:.Elite, one-handed:. (L). (L)Normal, two-handed:.Exceptional, two-handed:.Elite, two-handed:. (L).Normal:.Exceptional:.Elite:.

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(L).Normal:.Exceptional:.Elite:.Normal:.Exceptional:.Elite:.Normal:.Exceptional:.Elite:. (L). (L).(L): These Uniques can only be found by Realm characters. They can also be found in.