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A very noobish runeword question.
Ok so I'm not exactly new to Diablo but I will ask this question here because I'm sure others are in a similar situation as me.
To cut a long story short I want to craft my Assassin a Rhyme runeword. It might not be ideal but i have the runes needed for it lying around so I might as well seeing as its cheap.
Problem is i have no idea how to make runewords. Ive done a few internet searched but nothing came up that said how to actually go about doing it.
I know i need a 2 socket grey shield with high base block chance. Do i just insert the runes into it. Ie insert the Shael rune forst then the Eth rune or do i need to do it in the cube?
Can i take a high base block shield then take it to the NPC in Act 5 normal and Nighmare and get him to add sockets? Do they stack? I guess not.
I know its terribly noobish but having never had the materials to craft runewords before its all a bit new and i dont want to screw it up and lose my runes >.<
Anyway thanks for any answers.
Tom
Ok so I'm not exactly new to Diablo but I will ask this question here because I'm sure others are in a similar situation as me.
To cut a long story short I want to craft my Assassin a Rhyme runeword. It might not be ideal but i have the runes needed for it lying around so I might as well seeing as its cheap.
Problem is i have no idea how to make runewords. Ive done a few internet searched but nothing came up that said how to actually go about doing it.
I know i need a 2 socket grey shield with high base block chance. Do i just insert the runes into it. Ie insert the Shael rune forst then the Eth rune or do i need to do it in the cube?
Can i take a high base block shield then take it to the NPC in Act 5 normal and Nighmare and get him to add sockets? Do they stack? I guess not.
I know its terribly noobish but having never had the materials to craft runewords before its all a bit new and i dont want to screw it up and lose my runes >.<
Anyway thanks for any answers.
Tom