Codex of Rift

A 4-socket runeword for a common Consumable base. The orbs go Treasure, then Wisdom, then Kobold, then Gladiator, in exactly that order, into a base with exactly 4 sockets.

TreasureWisdomKoboldGladiator

Sockets: 4, exactly
Goes in: Consumable
Base rarity: Common (white) only
Level: 100, from its highest rune

What Codex of Rift grants

No stat block was recovered for this recipe. The rune sequence above is complete and verified; what the finished word gives is not, and is deliberately left blank rather than filled with a guess.

The orbs it needs

4 different orbs, one per socket.

TreasureOn its own: Ancient monsters have a chance to summon a Treasure Goblin when killed 11 in 24,500

WisdomOn its own: Magic Skill Damage Increased by 201 in 15,500

KoboldOn its own: Gold from monster kills increased by 101 in 24,000

GladiatorOn its own: Experience Gained Increased by 31 in 16,200

Other 4-socket runewords

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.

Orb rarity is the base rate the client stores, shown the way the in-game journal presents it. These are orbs rather than runes: a separate socketable class that only the Codex recipes consume.