Hence combining both of them is enough to mow down waves of enemy hordes.Īdditionally, Zealot has an extra advantage where it can use Holy Shield to defend as Zealot Paladins focus on swift one-handed weapons. Fanaticism increases attack speed meanwhile Zeal skill inflicts tremendous melee damage. On the other hand, a Zealot requires several expensive and hard to obtain equipment to excel at PvP. Making Zealots one of the most popular classes in PvE playthroughs. They can attack in quick succession, attack multiple enemies at a time. Call to Arms - From Amn + Ral + Mal + Ist + Ohm in All Weapons. Zealot, also known as Zealadin or Zealer is an extremely strong build for players who only like to attack head one. Runewords Runeword Weapons This page was last edited on 23 September 2021, at 14:35.

Charms: Hellfire Torch, Annihilus, Grand charms with +to Combat Skills (Paladin)/Max damage/Life.

Weapon Switch: Call to Arms Runeword Weapon + Spirit Runeword Shield.

Weapon: Breath of the Dying Runeword Weapon + Herald of Zakarum.

Dexterity: Enough to wear all your gear and reach max block chance.

Plague (was present in vanilla, but disabled)ĥ0% Chance to Cast Level 20 Chain Lightning when you Kill an Enemyĥ0% Chance to Cast Level 20 Lightning when you Kill an Enemy (Non-Staves Only)ġ5% Chance to Cast Level 20 Lightning on Casting (Staves Only).

Pattern (was present in vanilla, but disabled).

Obedience can be made in Hammers (in addition to Polearms and now Spears).

Voice of Reason can be made in Bows/Crossbows (in addition to Swords/Tipped Maces).

Most characters use Call To Arms just for Battle Command and Battle Orders buffs (and therefore make it in weapons with low requirements), although its other affixes, such as ED, IAS and life. It provides Battle Command, Battle Orders and Battle Cry oskills, normally exclusive for barbarians.

Insight can be made in Scepters (in addition to Staves/Polearms and now Spears) Call To Arms is a very popular endgame rune word.

Doom can be made in Swords/Scepters (in addition to Axes/Hammers/Polearms and now Spears/Staves).

Rift can be made in Swords (in addition to Scepters/Polearms and now Spears).

Famine can be made in Swords (in addition to Axes/Hammers).

Claws can now also be used to make: Steel, King's Grace, Black, Lawbringer, Crescent Moon.

Staves can now also be used to make: Spirit, Beast, Infinity, Destruction, Last Wish, Doom, Pride.

All runewords that can be made in Polearms can now also be made in Spears ( Crescent Moon, Insight, Obedience, Rift, Infinity, Destruction, Doom, Pride).

Many weapon runewords can be made in additional bases:.

Great Maul, Martel de Fer, Thunder Maul.

War Hammer, Battle Hammer, Legendary Mallet.

To help differentiate the Mace super-type and Mace sub-type, the latter is called 'Tipped Maces' instead.

Clubs, Tipped Maces, and Hammers are all commonly referred to as Maces, but Clubs/Hammers are not part of the (Tipped) Mace sub-type.

Scepters are not part of the (Tipped) Mace sub-type.

Wands/Orbs are not part of the Staff sub-type.

Note that the in-game tooltips can sometimes be misleading since they refer to weapon 'super-types' rather than the 'sub-types' that are relevant in most scenarios. Technically, Wands are still classified as melee weapons despite their similarities to orbs and lack of melee splash damage.

Melee Weapons include all non-ranged weapons except Orbs. They cannot be made in items whose rarity is magic or higher. Runewords can only be made in regular items, and the socket count must be exact.

Call to arms runeword