Bristle
A 4-socket runeword for a common Chest base. The runes go Rex, then Qi, then Sur, then Eth, in exactly that order, into a base with exactly 4 sockets.
RexQiSurEth
- Sockets
- 4, exactly
- Goes in
- Chest
- Base rarity
- Common (white) only
- Level
- 61, from its highest rune
What Bristle grants
Only the two-handed stat block was recovered for this recipe from the client, so these are the values a two-handed base carries.
Grants aura Thorn’s Auraslot 1
Life After each Kill15
Mana %5
Mana regen15
Defense300
Faster Hit Recovery50
Fire resistance30
to Poison Resistance100
The runes it needs
4 different runes, one per socket.
RexOn its own: Fire Skill Damage increased by 51 in 525
QiOn its own: Attack Damage 201 in 43,500
SurOn its own: Mana % 101 in 60,600
EthOn its own: Ignore defense 51 in 475
Other 4-socket runewords
- Brutality
- Carnage
- Chimera
- Codex of Broken Friendship
- Codex of Chaos
- Codex of Relic Feast
- Codex of Rift
- Conquest
- Desert's Wrath
- Divinity
- Feral
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.