Our search for ancient Nephalem artifacts forces us to enter a mangled mass of corroding foliage and decaying flora. “Oh, the pursuit of coin makes you do the most foolish things, but mining is profitable. For an in-depth look at the seasonal theme, rewards, and the balance changes made between the end of the Patch 2.7.5 PTR and now, take a gander below.
To what ends is for you to decide, Nephalem. Power from the days of yore rests silently across Sanctuary, waiting to be uncovered once more. This set is most powerful when coupled with Bul-Kathos's Oath, Ambo's Pride, Skull Grasp and Lamentation.The latest season of Diablo 3 has arrived! Check out everything that's playable right now in the notes below. Note that the chosen rune special effects apply both to the skill itself and to the Dust Devils secondary effects that require a skill to hit (such as Obsidian Ring of the Zodiac) will trigger both on actual hit from Whirlwind and from Dust Devils. Whirlwind gains the effect of the Dust Devils rune and all Whirlwind and Rend damage is increased by 10000% (6 pieces)ĭamage buff of second bonus applies only as long as the skill is channeled, but is multiplicative to the first bonus.įor the last bonus, elemental damage type is chosen according to the manually selected rune.The Barbarian takes 50% reduced damage and deals triple damage with (already applied) Rend while channeling Whirlwind and 3 seconds afterwards (4 pieces).Rend duration is increased to 15 seconds, and damage per second by 500% (2 pieces).All six are required to complete the set, and all of them are Barbarian-restricted.
This armor was crafted by their hands and retrieved by their southern brethren. This set is named after the cannibal tribes of Barbarians who inhabit the Dreadlands. Even transmogrification of these items is only available to Barbarian class. It was added in patch 2.2.0.Īll set pieces are restricted to Barbarians only. This set can only drop at Torment difficulty.
Wrath of the Wastes is an item set for Barbarians for level 70.
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