Atonement
A 5-socket runeword for a common Weapon base. The runes go Vex, then Xo, then Ber, then Jah, then Co, in exactly that order, into a base with exactly 5 sockets.
VexXoBerJahCo
- Sockets
- 5, exactly
- Goes in
- Weapon
- Base rarity
- Common (white) only
- Level
- 65, from its highest rune
- Weapon families
- Restricted to 7Which families is not in this payload
What Atonement grants
Procs Fire Nova25% on attack · Pyromancer skill
Procs Tectonic Boulder30% on strike · Shaman skill
Enhanced Damage550
Ignore defense30
Attack Speed30
The runes it needs
5 different runes, one per socket.
VexOn its own: Mana stolen per Hit 71 in 20,000
XoOn its own: Chance for a Deadly Blow 251 in 52,550
BerOn its own: Deadly blow % 8, Chance for a Deadly Blow 11 in 104,800
JahOn its own: Life % 101 in 154,800
CoOn its own: to Dexterity 101 in 1,675
Other 5-socket runewords
- Bubonic Plague's Pledge
- Catastrophe
- Codex of the Card Collector
- Colossus
- Crematorium's Pledge
- Grief
- Harvester
- Kogarasumaru
- Lost Dimension
- Perdition
- Spelunker
Runewords form only in common bases: the client gates the whole scan on rarity 1. Order matters, the socket count must equal the recipe length exactly, and the sequence is never rotated.
Rune rarity is the base rate the client stores, shown the way the in-game journal presents it. Rune names are the ones this build of Hero Siege uses, which are not the Diablo II names they are often written with.