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Smiths of ancient times mastered the art of bestowing magical properties upon weapons and armor by
setting them with powerful gems. Most surviving examples of this art have long since been stripped
of their valuable stones by ignorant thieves, rendering their true power silent until new gems are
found and set into their empty sockets. The exact nature of the enchantment depends on the type and
quality of the gemstones inserted into the item, as well as the item type.
Socketed items are easy to identify as their names appear in gray text when highlighted. You may insert a gem into a Socketed item by left-clicking on the gem to pick it up, and left-clicking over the Socketed item to fuse the gem and the item together. Socketed Weapons and Armor allow you to customize your armor and weapons giving it added magical properties such as enhanced statistics, resistances to attacks and more. Only Helms, Armor, Shields, and Weapons can be socketed. Not all weapon types can be socketed. Throwing Weapons cannot be socketed. The max number of Sockets a Socketed Item will have is 6. Weapons and Armor will have a random number of sockets depending on how many are allowed. Armor can only have 4 sockets. Weapons can have up to 6 sockets. Items with more sockets might be harder to find and may require higher Difficulty Levels.
Item Quality
Magic, Rare, Crafted, Set and Unique Socketed Items
Socketed Item Quest There is also a Horadric Cube formula that allows items to be Socketed.
Gems
Jewels
Runes |
, TreKin, alexanderillo
, Holyone, drewas
, Jigsaw
, Arno Sluismans
, Paul
, Royal, starstyler, b0b3k
, Charge
, przemek2d, Frozen, AeGiS
, Pwned!, Classs
, oll
, Tudey,