Mod
Jewellery · Amulets · Rings · Belts · Trinkets
Enchantment · Gloves · Boots · Helmets · Belts · Body Armours · Amulets · Rings · Jewels · Maps · Weapon · Flask
Heist · Contracts · Blueprints
Heist Cloaks · Whisper-woven Cloak
Heist Brooches · Foliate Brooch
Item mods /5
NameLevelPre/SufDescriptionWeight
of the Elder68SuffixWhen you Kill a Rare Monster, (15–20)% chance to gain one of its Modifiers for 10 secondsclaw_elder 1000
default 0
of the Conquest68SuffixWhen you Kill a Rare Monster, (21–30)% chance to gain one of its Modifiers for 10 secondsclaw_adjudicator 500
default 0
of the Conquest73SuffixWhen you Kill a Rare Monster, (31–40)% chance to gain one of its Modifiers for 10 secondsclaw_adjudicator 500
default 0
1WeaponTreeFireball and Rolling Magma have 100% more Area of Effect
Modifiers to number of Projectiles do not apply to Fireball and Rolling Magma
two_hand_weapon 0
caster_unique_weapon 1000
attack_staff 0
attack_dagger 0
weapon_can_roll_minion_modifiers 0
wand 1000
staff 1000
dagger 1000
sceptre 1000
shield 500
default 0
1WeaponTreeFireball and Rolling Magma have 200% more Area of Effect
Modifiers to number of Projectiles do not apply to Fireball and Rolling Magma
one_hand_weapon 0
caster_unique_weapon 1000
attack_staff 0
attack_dagger 0
weapon_can_roll_minion_modifiers 0
wand 1000
staff 1000
dagger 1000
sceptre 1000
default 0
Monsters mods /2
NameLevelPre/SufDescriptionWeight
1UniqueCannot be Knocked Back
Cannot be Stunned
not affected by action speed modifiers [1]
1Uniqueunaffected by life modifiers [1] resource life
Map mods /2
NameLevelPre/SufDescriptionWeight
of Antagonism69Suffix(20–30)% increased number of Rare Monsters
Rare Monsters each have 2 additional Modifiers
secret_area 1000
default 0
of the Locus74SuffixVaal Vessel contains an additional Corrupted Unique Item with two Implicit Modifiersmap_device 0
secret_area 20
default 0
Crafting Bench /3
ModRequireItemClassesUnlock
Can have up to 3 Crafted Modifiers2x Divine OrbOne Hand Melee · Two Hand Melee · One Hand Ranged · Two Hand Ranged · Body Armour · Gloves · Boots · Helmet · Shield · Ring · Amulet · Belt · QuiverThe Putrid Cloister
Cannot roll Attack Modifiers1x Divine OrbOne Hand Melee · Two Hand Melee · One Hand Ranged · Two Hand Ranged · Body Armour · Gloves · Boots · Helmet · Shield · Ring · Amulet · Belt · QuiverCaer Blaidd, Wolfpack's Den
Cannot roll Caster Modifiers1x Divine OrbOne Hand Melee · Two Hand Melee · One Hand Ranged · Two Hand Ranged · Body Armour · Gloves · Boots · Helmet · Shield · Ring · Amulet · Belt · QuiverWhakawairua Tuahu
Misc mods /12
NameLevelDomainPre/SufDescriptionWeight
1JewelUniqueWith 4 Notables Allocated in Radius, When you Kill a Rare monster, you gain 1 of its Modifiers for 20 seconds
local jewel effect base radius [800]
1JewelUniqueMelee and Melee Weapon Type modifiers in Radius are Transformed to Bow Modifiers
local jewel effect base radius [1200]
attack
1JewelUniqueModifiers to Ignite Duration on you apply to all Elemental Ailments
1JewelUniqueModifiers to Chance to Avoid being Shocked apply to all Elemental Ailments
1AtlasPrefixMaps found in your Maps are Corrupted with 8 Modifiers
3 uses remaining
default 50
1AtlasPrefixMaps found in your Maps are Corrupted with 8 Modifiers
15 uses remaining
default 50
1SentinelUniqueWhen a Character Kills an Empowered Rare Monster,
they gain its Modifiers for 20 seconds
Unpredictable1CrucibleMapPrefixForged Items have the numeric values of Modifiers Randomisedcrucible_map_low 25
crucible_map_high 250
default 0
Deadly1CrucibleMapPrefixRare Monsters each have 2 additional Modifierscrucible_map_high 1000
default 0
of Pursuit70TinctureSuffixKilling Blows against Rare Monsters have a (9–12)% chance
to grant one of their Modifiers for 60 seconds
attack
tincture 100
default 0
of the Chase70TinctureSuffixKilling Blows against Rare Monsters have a (13–18)% chance
to grant one of their Modifiers for 60 seconds
attack
tincture 100
default 0
of the Hunt81TinctureSuffixKilling Blows against Rare Monsters have a (20–30)% chance
to grant one of their Modifiers for 60 seconds
attack
tincture 50
default 0
Item /87
Chaos Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Reforges a rare item with new random modifiers
Veiled Chaos Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Reforges a rare item with new random modifiers, including a Veiled modifier
Can only be used on items that can have a Veiled modifier
Orb of Alteration
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Reforges a magic item with new random modifiers
Orb of Scouring
Stack Size: 1 / 30
Removes all modifiers from an item
Divine Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Randomises the values of the random modifiers on an item
Blessed Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Randomises the values of the implicit modifiers of an item
Fracturing Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Fracture a random modifier on a rare item with at least 4 modifiers, locking it in place
Xoph's Breachstone
Area Level: 81
Rare Monsters drop an additional Reward Type
Area has 2 additional random Modifiers
100% increased Experience Gain
Monster Level: 81
Tul's Breachstone
Portal: Tul's Domain
Area Level: 81
Rare Monsters drop an additional Reward Type
Area has 2 additional random Modifiers
100% increased Experience Gain
Monster Level: 81
Esh's Breachstone
Portal: Esh's Domain
Area Level: 81
Rare Monsters drop an additional Reward Type
Area has 2 additional random Modifiers
100% increased Experience Gain
Monster Level: 81
Uul-Netol's Breachstone
Area Level: 82
Rare Monsters drop an additional Reward Type
Area has 2 additional random Modifiers
150% increased Experience Gain
Monster Level: 82
Chayula's Breachstone
Area Level: 83
Rare Monsters drop an additional Reward Type
Area has 2 additional random Modifiers
200% increased Experience Gain
Monster Level: 83
Xoph's Flawless Breachstone
Area Level: 84
Rare Monsters drop 2 additional Reward Types
Area has 4 additional random Modifiers
200% increased Experience Gain
250% more Monster Life
60% increased Rarity of Items found in this Area
60% increased Pack Size
Monster Level: 84
Tul's Flawless Breachstone
Portal: Tul's Domain
Area Level: 84
Rare Monsters drop 2 additional Reward Types
Area has 4 additional random Modifiers
200% increased Experience Gain
250% more Monster Life
60% increased Rarity of Items found in this Area
60% increased Pack Size
Monster Level: 84
Esh's Flawless Breachstone
Portal: Esh's Domain
Area Level: 84
Rare Monsters drop 2 additional Reward Types
Area has 4 additional random Modifiers
200% increased Experience Gain
250% more Monster Life
60% increased Rarity of Items found in this Area
60% increased Pack Size
Monster Level: 84
Uul-Netol's Flawless Breachstone
Area Level: 84
Rare Monsters drop 2 additional Reward Types
Area has 4 additional random Modifiers
200% increased Experience Gain
250% more Monster Life
60% increased Rarity of Items found in this Area
60% increased Pack Size
Monster Level: 84
Chayula's Flawless Breachstone
Area Level: 84
Rare Monsters drop 2 additional Reward Types
Area has 4 additional random Modifiers
200% increased Experience Gain
250% more Monster Life
60% increased Rarity of Items found in this Area
60% increased Pack Size
Monster Level: 84
Scorched Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Fire modifiers
No Cold modifiers
Frigid Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Cold modifiers
No Fire modifiers
Metallic Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Lightning modifiers
No Physical modifiers
Jagged Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Physical modifiers
No Chaos modifiers
Aberrant Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Chaos modifiers
No Lightning modifiers
Pristine Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Life modifiers
No Defence modifiers
Dense Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Defence modifiers
No Life Modifiers
Corroded Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Physical Ailment or Chaos Ailment modifiers
No Elemental modifiers
Prismatic Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Elemental modifiers
No Physical Ailment or Chaos Ailment modifiers
Aetheric Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Caster modifiers
Fewer Attack modifiers
Serrated Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Attack modifiers
Fewer Caster modifiers
Lucent Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Mana modifiers
No Speed modifiers
Shuddering Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Speed modifiers
No Mana modifiers
Bound Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Minion, Aura or Curse modifiers
Deft Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Critical modifiers
No Attribute modifiers
Fundamental Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 20
More Attribute modifiers
No Critical modifiers
Faceted Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 10
More Gem modifiers
Sanctified Fossil
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Numeric modifier values are lucky
High Level modifiers are more common
Primitive Chaotic Resonator
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Reforges a rare item with new random modifiers
Potent Chaotic Resonator
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Reforges a rare item with new random modifiers
Powerful Chaotic Resonator
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Reforges a rare item with new random modifiers
Prime Chaotic Resonator
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Reforges a rare item with new random modifiers
The Price of Protection
Stack Size: 1 / 5
Elder Guardian Occupied Map
Map Tier: 14 to 16
Modifiers: 8
Corrupted
The Easy Stroll
Stack Size: 1 / 2
Map
Map Tier: 15
Modifiers: 8
Corrupted
Triskaidekaphobia
Stack Size: 1 / 13
Map
Map Tier: 13
Quality: +13%
Delirium: 100%
Modifiers: 8
Corrupted
Turbulent Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Elemental Damage modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Imbued Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Caster modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Abrasive Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Attack modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Tempering Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Defence modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Fertile Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Life and Mana modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Prismatic Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Resistance modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Intrinsic Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Attribute modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Noxious Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Physical and Chaos Damage modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Accelerating Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Speed modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Unstable Catalyst
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds quality that enhances Critical modifiers on a ring, amulet or belt
Replaces other quality types
Awakener's Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Destroys an item, applying its influence to another of the same item class
The second item is reforged as a rare item with both influence types and new modifiers
Orb of Dominance
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Removes one Influenced Modifier from an item with at least two Influenced
Modifiers and upgrades another Influenced Modifier
Upgrading a modifier of the highest tier transforms the
modifier into an Elevated Modifier
Attempting to upgrade an Elevated Modifier rerolls its values
Can be used on Body Armours, Boots, Gloves and Helmets
Tainted Chaos Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Unpredictably either reforges a corrupted rare item with new random modifiers or removes all of its modifiers
Lesser Eldritch Ember
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds a Lesser Searing Exarch implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Eater of Worlds implicit modifiers
Greater Eldritch Ember
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds a Greater Searing Exarch implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Eater of Worlds implicit modifiers
Grand Eldritch Ember
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds a Grand Searing Exarch implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Eater of Worlds implicit modifiers
Exceptional Eldritch Ember
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds an Exceptional Searing Exarch implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Eater of Worlds implicit modifiers
Lesser Eldritch Ichor
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds a Lesser Eater of Worlds implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Searing Exarch implicit modifiers
Greater Eldritch Ichor
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds a Greater Eater of Worlds implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Searing Exarch implicit modifiers
Grand Eldritch Ichor
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds a Grand Eater of Worlds implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Searing Exarch implicit modifiers
Exceptional Eldritch Ichor
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Adds an Exceptional Eater of Worlds implicit modifier to
a Body Armour, Boots, Gloves or Helmet
This replaces any existing implicit modifiers other than Searing Exarch implicit modifiers
Orb of Conflict
Stack Size: 1 / 10
Unpredictably raise the strength of one Searing Exarch or Eater of Worlds modifier on an item and lower the strength of another
Lesser modifiers that have their strength lowered will be removed
Eldritch Chaos Orb
Stack Size: 1 / 20
If The Searing Exarch is dominant, reroll prefix modifiers
If The Eater of Worlds is dominant, reroll suffix modifiers
Operative's Scouting Report
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Reroll all of Kirac's Atlas Missions, granting missions with rewarding implicit modifiers
Amplifying Power Core
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Destroys two Sentinels to create a fully-charged Sentinel with a combination of their properties. Sometimes, the resultant item is modified unpredictably, with a higher chance of a upgrading the tier of modifiers
Augmenting Power Core
Stack Size: 1 / 20
Destroys two Sentinels to create a fully-charged Sentinel with a combination of their properties. Sometimes, the resultant item is modified unpredictably, with a higher chance of new random modifiers
Cogwork Ring
Requires Level 24
-1 Prefix Modifier allowed
+1 Suffix Modifier allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
25% increased Suffix Modifier magnitudes
Geodesic Ring
Requires Level 24
+1 Prefix Modifier allowed
-1 Suffix Modifier allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
25% increased Prefix Modifier magnitudes
Composite Ring
Requires Level 24
+3 Prefix Modifiers allowed
-3 Suffix Modifiers allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
Manifold Ring
Requires Level 24
+1 Prefix Modifier allowed
-2 Suffix Modifiers allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
50% increased Prefix Modifier magnitudes
Ratcheting Ring
Requires Level 24
-3 Prefix Modifiers allowed
+3 Suffix Modifiers allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
Helical Ring
Requires Level 24
-2 Prefix Modifiers allowed
+1 Suffix Modifier allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
50% increased Suffix Modifier magnitudes
Astrolabe Amulet
Requires Level 69
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
Has Elder, Shaper and all Conqueror Influences
Simplex Amulet
Requires Level 24
-2 Prefix Modifiers allowed
-1 Suffix Modifier allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
100% increased Explicit Modifier magnitudes
Focused Amulet
Requires Level 24
-1 Prefix Modifier allowed
-2 Suffix Modifiers allowed
Implicit Modifiers Cannot Be Changed
100% increased Explicit Modifier magnitudes
Maven's Invitation: The Formed
Area Level: 68
Boss Fights: 4
Modifiers to Item Quantity will affect the number of encounter rewards dropped
Maven's Invitation: The Twisted
Area Level: 68
Boss Fights: 4
Modifiers to Item Quantity will affect the number of encounter rewards dropped
Maven's Invitation: The Forgotten
Area Level: 68
Boss Fights: 4
Modifiers to Item Quantity will affect the number of encounter rewards dropped
Maven's Invitation: The Hidden
Area Level: 68
Boss Fights: 4
Modifiers to Item Quantity will affect the number of encounter rewards dropped
Maven's Invitation: The Feared
Area Level: 68
Boss Fights: 5
Modifiers to Item Quantity will affect the number of encounter rewards dropped
Maven's Invitation: The Elderslayers
Area Level: 68
Boss Fights: 4
Modifiers to Item Quantity will affect the number of encounter rewards dropped
Writhing Invitation
Area Level: 83
Modifiers to Item Quantity affect the amount of rewards dropped by the boss
Screaming Invitation
Area Level: 84
Modifiers to Item Quantity affect the amount of rewards dropped by the boss
Polaric Invitation
Portal: Polaric Void
Area Level: 83
Modifiers to Item Quantity affect the amount of rewards dropped by the boss
Incandescent Invitation
Area Level: 84
Modifiers to Item Quantity affect the amount of rewards dropped by the boss
Unique /33
+(25–40) to maximum Life
+(40–55) to Strength
+(40–55) to Dexterity
+(50–60) to maximum Life
(20–30)% increased Damage with Hits against Rare monsters
When you Kill a Rare monster, you gain its Modifiers for 60 seconds
Melee and Melee Weapon Type modifiers in Radius are Transformed to Bow Modifiers
With 4 Notables Allocated in Radius, When you Kill a Rare monster, you gain 1 of its Modifiers for 20 seconds
+(24–36)% to Global Critical Strike Multiplier
local stat monsters pick up item [1]
+7% to Unarmed Melee Attack Critical Strike Chance
Modifiers to Claw Damage also apply to Unarmed Attack Damage with Melee Skills
Modifiers to Claw Attack Speed also apply to Unarmed Attack Speed with Melee Skills
Modifiers to Claw Critical Strike Chance also apply to Unarmed Critical Strike Chance with Melee Skills
(Unarmed Attacks are any Attacks performed with a hand that is not holding any Item)
Corrupted
Implicit Modifier magnitudes are doubled
(Implicit Modifiers are those that come from an item's type, rather than its random properties)
Corrupted
+50% chance to Suppress Spell Damage
(150–200)% increased Evasion Rating
-30% to Cold Resistance
Evasion Rating is increased by Overcapped Cold Resistance
Acrobatics
(Overcapped Resistance is the amount by whch Uncapped Resistance is higher than Maximum Resistance)
(Uncapped Resistance is the value Resistance would have if ignoring Maximum Resistance)
(Modifiers to Chance to Suppress Spell Damage instead apply to Chance to Dodge Spell Hits at 50% of their value. Maximum Chance to Dodge Spell Hits is 75%)
(50% of Damage from Suppressed Hits and Ailments they inflict is prevented)
(4–6)% increased maximum Energy Shield
(4–6)% increased maximum Life
(4–6)% increased maximum Mana
[Two random aura modifiers]
Has 1 Abyssal Socket
(5–10)% increased Attack Speed
[2 random Abyss Jewel-dependent modifiers]
(Only Abyss Jewels can be Socketed in Abyssal Sockets)
Has 2 Abyssal Sockets
(5–10)% increased Attack Speed
[2 random Abyss Jewel-dependent modifiers]
(Only Abyss Jewels can be Socketed in Abyssal Sockets)
(4–6)% increased maximum Energy Shield
(4–6)% increased maximum Life
(4–6)% increased maximum Mana
[Three random aura modifiers]
+(25–35) to Strength
Implicit Modifier magnitudes are tripled
(Implicit Modifiers are those that come from an item's type, rather than its random properties)
Corrupted
Can be modified while Corrupted
Can have up to 5 Implicit Modifiers while Item has this Modifier
(150–200)% increased Armour and Energy Shield
(7–12)% increased maximum Life
+(20–30)% to Fire and Lightning Resistances
(Loses all but 1 Implicit Modifier if this Modifier is lost)
+(16–24) to Dexterity and Intelligence
(15–25)% increased Evasion Rating
+(15–20)% to all Elemental Resistances
Skills fire 2 additional Projectiles
(20–30)% increased Projectile Speed
Modifiers to number of Projectiles instead apply
to the number of targets Projectiles Split towards
(25–40)% increased Melee Damage
+(60–90) to maximum Life
You can have two different Banners at the same time
Banners you are carrying gain 1 Stage on Melee Hit, up to 5 per second
[2 of 3 Banner Modifiers]
This Jewel's Socket has 25% increased effect per Allocated Passive Skill between
it and your Class' starting location
[Two random modifiers]
(Always counts the shortest possible path)
Corrupted
Adds 4 Passive Skills
Added Small Passive Skills grant Nothing
[Three random notable modifiers]
(Added Passive Skills are never considered to be in Radius by other Jewels)
(All Added Passive Skills are Small unless otherwise specified)
Corrupted
+(60–80) to Intelligence
(40–60)% increased Global Critical Strike Chance
(200–220)% increased Armour
+(60–75) to maximum Life
You have Perfect Agony if you've dealt a Critical Strike recently
(Recently refers to the past 4 seconds)
(Modifiers to Critical Strike Multiplier also apply to Damage Multiplier for Ailments from Critical Strikes at 50% of their value. 30% less Damage with Hits)
+(25–40) to maximum Life
+(40–55) to Strength
+(40–55) to Dexterity
+(50–60) to maximum Life
(20–30)% increased Damage with Hits against Magic monsters
20% chance when you Kill a Magic Monster to gain its Modifiers for 60 seconds
(15–25)% increased Stun and Block Recovery
+(600–700) to Armour
(12–15)% increased maximum Life
+(40–60)% to Fire Resistance
+1 to Maximum Endurance Charges
Modifiers to Minimum Endurance Charges instead apply to Minimum Brutal Charges
Maximum Brutal Charges is equal to Maximum Endurance Charges
Gain Brutal Charges instead of Endurance Charges
(Players have 3% chance to deal Triple Damage and 10% increased Stun Threshold per Brutal Charge)
(15–25)% increased Stun and Block Recovery
+(600–700) to Evasion Rating
+(40–60)% to Cold Resistance
(8–12)% increased Movement Speed
+1 to Maximum Frenzy Charges
Modifiers to Minimum Frenzy Charges instead apply to Minimum Affliction Charges
Maximum Affliction Charges is equal to Maximum Frenzy Charges
Gain Affliction Charges instead of Frenzy Charges
(Players have 8% more Damage with Ailments and 8% more Effect of Non-Damaging Ailments per Affliction Charge)
(15–25)% increased Stun and Block Recovery
+(60–70) to maximum Energy Shield
(16–20)% increased maximum Mana
+(40–60)% to Lightning Resistance
+1 to Maximum Power Charges
Modifiers to Minimum Power Charges instead apply to Minimum Absorption Charges
Maximum Absorption Charges is equal to Maximum Power Charges
Gain Absorption Charges instead of Power Charges
(Players Recoup 12% of Elemental Damage taken as Energy Shield per Absorption Charge)
(Only Damage from Hits can be Recouped, over 4 seconds following the Hit)
Has 1 Socket
+2 to Level of Socketed Vaal Gems
[Four random modifiers]
Has 1 Socket
+2 to Level of Socketed Vaal Gems
[Three random modifiers]
Has no Sockets
Triggers Level 20 Summon Arbalists when Equipped
25% increased Movement Speed
[3 to 5 of Arbalists Modifiers]
+(10–16) to all Attributes
Can have 3 additional Enchantment Modifiers
+(10–16) to all Attributes
Modifiers to Attributes instead apply to Omniscience
+1% to all Elemental Resistances per 15 Omniscience
Penetrate 1% Elemental Resistances per 15 Omniscience
Attribute Requirements can be satisfied by (15–25)% of Omniscience
Empowers +(40–70) Enemies
When a Character Kills an Empowered Rare Monster,
they gain its Modifiers for 20 seconds
Can be modified while Corrupted
Can have up to 5 Implicit Modifiers while Item has this Modifier
(150–200)% increased Armour and Energy Shield
(7–12)% increased maximum Life
+(20–30)% to Fire and Lightning Resistances
(Loses all but 1 Implicit Modifier if this Modifier is lost)
+(10–15)% to Fire Resistance
Modifiers to Ignite Duration on you apply to all Elemental Ailments
(Elemental Ailments are Ignited, Scorched, Chilled, Frozen, Brittle, Shocked, and Sapped)
+(10–15)% to Lightning Resistance
Modifiers to Chance to Avoid being Shocked apply to all Elemental Ailments
(Elemental Ailments are Ignited, Scorched, Chilled, Frozen, Brittle, Shocked, and Sapped)
+(10–15)% to all Elemental Resistances
[Two random modifiers]
+(5–10) to Dexterity
Modifiers to Chance to Suppress Spell Damage also apply to Chance to Avoid Elemental Ailments at 50% of their Value
(Elemental Ailments are Ignited, Scorched, Chilled, Frozen, Brittle, Shocked, and Sapped)
(60–100)% increased Armour
Recover (1–3)% of Life on Kill
(30–40)% increased Stun and Block Recovery
+(700–1000) to maximum Life if there are no Life Modifiers on other Equipped Items
(Flasks and Jewels are not Equipped)
Passive /10
Modifiers to Chance to Suppress Spell Damage instead apply to Chance to Dodge Spell Hits at 50% of their value
Maximum Chance to Dodge Spell Hits is 75%
Modifiers to Critical Strike Multiplier also apply to Damage over Time Multiplier for Ailments from Critical Strikes at 50% of their value
30% less Damage with Hits
(Ailments that deal Damage are Bleeding, Ignited, and Poisoned)
Mastery: Abyss
Abyss Jewels found in Abyssal Troves or dropped by Stygian Spires in your Maps have 20% chance to be Corrupted and have 5 or 6 random Modifiers
Mastery: Ultimatum
Ultimatum Modifiers in your Maps start a Tier higher if possible
Ultimatum Rewards in your Maps have 25% chance to be duplicated
Mastery: Kirac
20% increased Atlas Scouting Reports found in your Maps
10% chance for Scouting Reports to drop as Operative's Scouting Reports instead in your Maps
(Operative's Scouting Reports reroll all of Kirac's Atlas Missions, granting missions with rewarding implicit modifiers.)
The Cortex is level 85
Venarius' full power is unleashed in the Cortex
Venarius drops 3 additional Rare Items with 3 less common Synthesised Implicit Modifiers
100% increased effect of Additional Modifiers in the Cortex
cortex map monster damage taken +% final [-70]
Your Maps have +40% chance to contain a random Master encounter
Modifiers to chance to grant an additional Master Mission on Map Completion instead apply to chance for that Master to be randomly encountered in your Maps at 150% of their value
Your Maps do not grant Master Missions when Completed
(Randomly encountered Masters are Alva, Einhar, Jun and Niko)
Modifiers to Quantity of Items found in your Maps instead apply to Rarity of Items found in your Maps at 300% of their value
The Maven casts Up the Stakes, summoning 1 to 3 additional Bosses
when Witnessing Map Bosses
Modifiers to the Final Map Boss in each Map also apply to these summoned Bosses
Mastery: Ultimatum
Ultimatum Monsters in your Maps apply Ruin with their special abilities
Fail on reaching 7 Ruin
Ultimatum Monsters and Modifiers in your Maps deal 50% less Damage
Ascendancy Passive /2
Ascendancy: Chieftain
Character: Marauder
Modifiers to Fire Resistance also apply to Cold and Lightning Resistances at 50% of their Value
Unaffected by Ignite
(Debuffs you are Unaffected by can still be placed on you, but will not actually apply their effect)
Ascendancy: Chieftain
Character: Marauder
Modifiers to Maximum Fire Resistance also apply to Maximum Cold and Lightning Resistances
Stats and Mods I The Help Panel

Stats and Mods I The Help Panel

Stats and Mods I: How Are They Calculated?

Your Path of Exile character is primarily built from a combination of passive skills, skill gems, and items. Both the passive tree and the items can seem overwhelming at first, so in this tutorial we will cover some of the basics.

The Passive Tree:

The most important thing to know is how the passive tree interacts with your character. In general, passive skills affect all the relevant stats on your character, regardless of where they come from. We call these global modifiers.

This character has been granted life from their Iron Ring, as well as from their first passive skill. They also gained life simply by levelling up.
By taking these two passive skills, this character also gains 4% and 5% increased maximum life. These add to a total of 9% increased maximum life.
The global modifier (increased maximum life) increases all sources of maximum life, and after rounding, we land on this character's final life value.

In the example above, we see that the 'increased maximum life' passives add together before they affect the character's life. Most passive skills, especially any that use the word 'increased', act this way.

'More' and 'Less':

Passives that specifically say they grant 'more' or 'less' of something are the exceptions to the above rule. These are applied after all of the increases, acting like multipliers. Unlike passives which increase something, passives which provide 'more' or 'less' of something never add together and instead each apply their multiplicative effect separately. These terms appear on Keystones in the passive skill tree, but are most commonly seen on support gems.

Global VS Local:

Item mods tend to come in two varieties: 'global mods', which act like the passive skills, and 'local mods', which affect the item itself. Compare the weapons below, and note that the magic weapon (on the right) has 'Increased Physical Damage'. You'll see that the weapon's Physical Damage is higher, and is a different colour. It is this number that is used when other modifiers, such as your passive skills, are used to calculate how much damage your attacks deal.

The same is true for increases to armour on items that naturally provide armour, or increases to evasion on items that naturally provide evasion, and so on. Some mods, such as 'Increased Attack Speed', can appear on both weapons and armour. Like the Increased Physical Damage modifier, the Increased Attack Speed on the weapon shown below is local to the weapon, and changes that specific weapon's rate of attack. The gloves shown below also have Increased Attack Speed, but they affect any weapon you are holding and use the Attacks Per Second value displayed on the weapon to calculate how quickly you attack.

The attack speed mod on these gloves is a global modifier, so it adds together with other global increases to attack speed, including those on your passive tree. As a general rule (though there are occasional exceptions), if the values in the top section of an item are different to the normal basetype, they are benefitting from local modifiers. If a modifier on an item doesn't seem to be affecting anything in the top section, then it is global. See if you can work out which mods are local and which mods are global in the image below.

The Full Scale Armour has one local mod (increased Armour and Evasion) and one global mod (Lightning Resistance). The Steel Gauntlets also have one local mod (increased Armour) and one global mod (increased Attack Speed). The Sharktooth Claw's increased Attack Speed mod is local, and so is the implicit (life gained on hit).
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Stats and Mods II: What to Look Out For

Character builds in Path of Exile are extremely varied, and which items and passives are important to a character is highly dependent on what that character is trying to achieve, but there are some things almost everyone should look out for.

Because of the properties of Fireball, this staff increases Fireball's damage by 66%.

Dealing Damage:

Unless you're in a coordinated group, every character needs a way to kill monsters. Figure out how you plan to deliver damage and look for items that amplify that. If you plan to shoot arrows at monsters from afar, a high-damage bow, as well as passive skills that benefit your chosen weapon, are a must. If you plan to cast spells, look for weapons with 'increased Spell Damage'. If you're strictly dealing fire damage, look for things that boost your fire damage. A fire spell like Fireball benefits from increases to fire, spell, and projectile damage. A character who wants to smash things with a one-handed mace should look for modifiers to one-handed weapons, maces, attacks and melee attacks specifically.

Weapon-specific passives are often stronger than more generalised passives, but you lose some flexibility in which items you can use.

Staying Alive:

You can't kill monsters if you're dead, so you should also carefully consider your defences. Most characters will want some armour, energy shield or evasion, or some combination of the three. Sources of life and increases to it are a great way to extend your lifespan, but you'll also want to seek out ways to mitigate the damage before it ever touches your life pool. Fire damage, such as the fire from a cannibal's thrown torch, can be mitigated by sources of 'Fire Resistance'. Merveil's spells deal cold damage, so 'Cold Resistance' is very useful against her. If a certain spell or attack deals significantly more damage to you than anything else, it might be of an element that you don't have much resistance to. If you're ever unsure where you spend your next passive point, it's almost always worth investing in a relevant defence.

Not too shabby! As you progress, you'll be able to fill some gaps using the crafting benches given to you by characters called Masters.

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Modifiers

Modifiers generally change various aspects of the entity they are affecting. Most commonly modifiers apply stats, however they can also apply buffs or grant skills and can often be found on items, monsters, strongboxes or areas.

A modifier should be seen as an instance of change applied to an entity. A basic modifier does nothing on its own, it is given the effect by the associated stats (and their values), buffs and skills.

Mechanics overview

A modifier applies statistics, a buff or grants a skill to an entity. Modifiers are specific to items, monsters, strongboxes or areas.

Since not all statistics have a visible text, it is possible that some effects are granted by the modifier but are not visible to the player. On the wiki, some of these effects have a custom text specific to the wiki and are noted with (HIDDEN) in the description. In particular area and monster effects may be hidden from the player.

Modifiers can either be innately applied (as "implicit" modifier) to entities, be granted under specific conditions or randomly generated.

Some specific circumstances like the rarity of a monster, being touched or possessed by a Tormented Spirit, etc can also apply modifiers innately without them being randomly generated.

Modifier generation is gated by specific conditions that govern if and how likely a modifier is going to appear:

  • Mod domain governs the type of entity the modifier is going to appear and may confer some specific rules (such as the number of affixes).
  • mod generation type determines how the modifier is generated, for example whether it's a prefix, suffix, corrupted or always applied (like on unique items)
  • Mod level governs the minimum required level of the entity for a modifier to appear (i.e. the item level, monster level, area level), and for items only raises the item's level requirement to 80% of it's value
  • Mod group (mod family) prevents other modifiers from the same family to be randomly generated on the same entity
  • Tags in conjunction with weights are used to further restrict the types of modifiers that can appear and set the relative chance to be randomly applied. (for example, shaper and elder get a corresponding tag)

The values of stats include a minimum and maximum value, which is most commonly used on items - the actual value of the stat in the cases where minimum and maximum are not the same will be randomized within with equal chances, so for example a Stat with a minimum value of 1 and a maximum value of 3, can either be 1, 2 or 3 at 1/3 chance for each value.

If a buff is specified, Modifiers also include a value for the buff, but unlike for Stats it is not randomized and fixed.

If a skill is specified, the specified skill (at the specified level) will be granted to the relevant entity. The modifier does not include values for the skill other then the level as they're defined by the skill itself. Often this is found on items, where they grant skills, such as The Whispering Ice unique item.

Terminology

In general modifiers are referred to as such, however there are many special cases of modifiers that correspond to specific sets and Modifiers#Conditions :

Term Explanation
Implicit
  • Any innate modifier of an entity. Most commonly used in reference to items.
  • On items, this is the effect above the line separating modifiers. They can also be replaced via certain effects such as corruption.
Explicit
  • Any generated modifier of an entity that has a non-normal rarity (i.e. Magic, Rareor Unique).
  • May be randomized (such as prefixes, suffixes) or fixed (e.x. on unique items).
Prefix
  • Refers to the "Prefix" generation type.
  • On magic entities, these will have a name visible before the name of the entity itself. For example, Vicious on a Broad Sword will show as Vicious Broad Sword.
Suffix
  • Refers to the "Suffix" generation type.
  • On magic entities, these will have a name visible after the name of the entity itself. For example, of the Lynx on a Broad Sword will show as Broad Sword of the Lynx.
Corruption
  • Refers to the "corrupted" generation type.
  • Corruptions replace implicit modifiers. Vaal Orb is most commonly used to generate corrupted. See Corrupted for a list of modifiers for additional methods of obtaining.
Enchantment
  • Refers to the "enchantment" generation type
  • Enchantments use their own modifier slot to the item and will not replace implicit modifiers. Gloves, boots, helmets and belts can have Labyrinth Enchantments, which can be acquired from the Labyrinth. Rings, amulets, and Blight uniques can be Anointed to add an enchantment. Weapons and body armour can have enchantments from Harvest craft.
Crusader
  • Refers to Crusader influenced items, which have the "crusader" tag corresponding to the item class.
  • Crusader items have an electric outline and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Crusader prefixes are named "Crusader's" and suffixes "of the Crusade".
Hunter
  • Refers to Hunter influenced items, which have the "basilisk" tag corresponding to the item class.
  • Hunter items have a poisonous outline and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Hunter prefixes are named "Hunter's" and suffixes "of the Hunt".
Redeemer
  • Refers to Redeemer influenced items, which have the "eyrie" tag corresponding to the item class.
  • Redeemer items have a sparkly outline and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Redeemer prefixes are named "Redeemer's" and suffixes "of Redemption".
Warlord
  • Refers to Warlord influenced items, which have the "adjudicator" tag corresponding to the item class.
  • Warlord items have a blazing outline and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Warlord prefixes are named "Warlord's" and suffixes "of the Conquest".
Elder
  • Refers to Elder influenced items, which have the "elder" tag corresponding to the item class.
  • Elder items have a tentacle background and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Elder prefixes are named "Eldritch" and suffixes "of the Elder".
Shaper
  • Refers to Shaper influenced items, which have the "shaper" tag corresponding to the item class.
  • Shaper items have a cosmic background and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Elder prefixes are named "The Shaper's" and suffixes "of Shaping".
Delve
  • Refers to the "delve" generation type from crafting with resonators
  • Delve prefixes are named "Subterranean" and suffixes "of the Underground".
Veiled
  • Refers to Veiled mods, which are most commonly found in items that drop from the Immortal Syndicate.
  • Veiled items have a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Veiled prefixes are named "Chosen" and suffixes "of the Order". Veiled affixes exclusive to certain Syndicate members are named after the agent (Ex. Jorgin's, of Hillock)
Fractured
  • Refers to Fractured versions of base items. Fractured items have up to three permanently fixed mods that cannot be modified.
  • Fractured items have a foggy bluish glow and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Fractured items were exclusive to the Synthesis league. They can be found in other challenge leagues content like Heist and Harvest.
Synthesised
  • Refers to Synthesised versions of base items.
  • Synthesised have different implicit modifiers from the original base item, up to three.Synthesised items have a shimmering glow and a symbol next to the item's name.
  • Non-unique Synthesised items were exclusive to the Synthesis league. They can be found in other challenge leagues content like Heist and Harvest. items were exclusive to the Synthesis league. They can be found in other challenge leagues content like Heist and Harvest.
Hybrid
  • Refers to modifiers that grant two or more different statistics of lesser magnitude than "pure" modifiers.
  • For example, generally these refer to modifiers such as #% increased Physical Damage, +# to Accuracy Rating".
  • Please note that while technically correct, modifiers Adds # to # Damage modifiers are not considered hybrid.
Local
  • Refers to modifiers that grant local statistics.
  • In general, statistics that appear on an item naturally are local while all others are global. Conditional statistics are also global.
  • Please note that modifiers themselves are never local. Only statistics can be local.
Global
  • Refers to modifiers that grant global statistics.
  • In general, statistics that appear on an item naturally are local while all others are global. Conditional statistics are also global.
  • Please note that modifiers themselves are **never global**. Only statistics can be global.

Types of modifiers

Implicit modifiers

Implicit modifiersalways spawn on entities before the addition or change of additional modifiers (for example by changing the rarity).

On monsters, implicit modifiers can be very commonly found. For example, some monsters are granted damage conversion which converts their inherent damage to that of another element. However, on unique monsters and bosses implicits are most notable - for example most bosses are granted a boost to their item rarity and item quantity as well as other bonuses such as on Atziri.

On items, visible implicit modifiers are most commonly found on:

Shields and body armour also commonly have a hidden movement speed penalty modifier.

Unlike the implicit modifiers on monsters, the implicit modifiers on equipment can be by altered in various ways:

  • Blessed Orb - rerolls the range of the stats found on the implicit modifiers.
  • Vaal Orb- Corruption can add or replace an implicit modifier depending on the item type.
  • Using a Resonator with a Gilded Fossilwill add an Item sells for much more to vendors implicit to the item. This does not overwrite or affect the item's current implicit modifier.
  • Certain Harvest crafting options allows you to set a new implicit modifier on jewels.

Certain unique items also have special interactions with implicits:

Enchantments

Enchantments are similar to implicit modifiers, but are granted to the item by specific means. Enchantments have their own mod slot on items and do not use the implicit mod slot. Most items can have up to one enchantment at a time. Any level of rarity, even unique items, can be enchanted. Mirrored or corrupted items cannot receive an enchantment. They are always fixed values, so

Blessed Orbs have no effect on them. Applying an enchantment on an already enchanted item replaces the old enchantment with the new one. This does not include maps, they can only be enchanted once.

  • Using an Instilling Orb on a flask adds an enchantment which causes the flask to be automatically used when a certain condition is met.
  • Labyrinth Enchantments are obtained from the Divine Font at the end of the Labyrinth. Gloves, Boots, and Helmets can receive Labyrinth enchantments. Belts could also be given enchantments in the Eternal Labyrinth of Potential.
  • Rings, Amulets, and certain Blight league uniques can be Anointed with Oils to give it an enchantment.
  • Cluster Jewels have two (for legacy bases) or three enchantments: One that determines what stat the small passives gives (which determine what mods the jewel can roll), one that determines how many passive skills are in the cluster, and one that determines how many jewel sockets it has (for Large and Medium Cluster Jewels).
  • Certain Harvest crafting options allows you to add enchantments to weapons, body armours, maps and flasks. Read Wild Brambleback Bulb, Primal Cystcaller Bulb, Vivid Nestback Grain and Vivid Striketail Grain for details.
  • Weapons and body armour with enchantments are possible rewards in Grand Heists. The enchantments can be added by using Tailoring Orb or Tempering Orb which drops from Heist league.
  • Jewels with enchantments can be found in Heists. The enchantment modifiers pool apparently the same as Harvest jewel implicit.

Explicit modifiers

Explicit modifiers are generally dynamically generated by changing the rarity of the entity or by other modification.

The number of affixes given by rarity depends on the rarity class:

  • Magic- random modifiers based on conditions: (0 to 1) prefix and (0 to 1) suffix
  • Rare - random modifiers based on conditions: (1 to 3) prefixes and (1 to 3) suffixes (but always at least 3) with the exception of jewels which can only have (1 to 2) prefixes and (1 to 2) suffixes
  • Unique- non-random, fixed modifiers based on the unique entity

Monsters have additional means of receiving modifiers:

  • Magicpacks of monsters may receive a Bloodlines modifier
  • Raremonsters may receive a Nemesis modifier
  • Normaland Magicmonsters may be touched by a Tormented Spirit, giving a Torment 'Touch' modifier
  • Rareand Uniquemonsters may be possessed by a Tormented Spirit, giving a Torment 'Possession' modifier
  • Picking up a Talisman gives monsters a Talisman modifier
  • RareBeasts, which are found in Einhar missions, can have one or two Bestiary mods.

On items, modifiers can be changed by spending currency:

Areas may receive modifiers depending on how they were created unlike items, monsters or strongboxes:

  • Corrupted areas as they have the 'secret_area' tag will receive (0 to 1) prefixes and (0 to 1) suffixes that satisfy that tag
  • Areas created with Map items receive the modifiers on the map they were created with
  • Areas created through a Map device may receive mods from placing map fragments in the device
  • The current league(s) or other server-wide effects (from races for example)
  • With Tempest active in the area, the area may receive a tempest modifier

Conditions

Modifiers usually include conditions which are used to determine how they appear. These are generally used to govern the creation of explicit modifiers on entities.

Mod Domain

The mod generation determines what entity the mod applies to. The domains are primarily reverse engineered, as detailed information has been removed from the game files.

Id Type Description
1 Item The mod is generated on items (but not jewels or flasks)
2 Flask The mod is generated on flasks
3 Monster The mod is generated on monsters
4 Chest The mod is generated on Chests (i.e. Strongboxes)
5 Area The mod is generated on maps and vaal side areas
6 Unknown
7 Unknown
8 Unknown
9 Crafted The mod is generated by crafting bench through bench crafting, including unlocked veiled modifier
10 Jewel The mod is generated on jewels
11 Atlas The mod is generated by Cartographer's Sextants.
12 Leaguestone The mod is generated by leaguestones.
13 Abyss Jewel The mod is generated by abyss jewels.
14 Map Device
16 Delve Fossil The mod is generated by Fossils (with some are disabled; read version 3.10.0 patch note).
17 Delve Area The mod is generated on Azurite Mine areas
18 Synthesis Area
19 Synthesis Area (Global) The mod is generated on Synthesis unique map, due to the map item mod Map has # additional Synthesis Global Modifiers
20 Synthesis
21 Cluster Jewel The mod is generated on Cluster Jewels
22 Heist Area The mod is generated on Contract and Blueprint
23 Heist Gear The mod is generated on Heist NPC gear
24 Trinket The mod is generated on Thief's Trinket
25
26 unveiled modifier The mod is generated on item that drops from Immortal Syndicate and unveiled by Jun

Mod Generation Type

The mod generation determines "how" the mod will be created on an item. The generation types are primarily reverse engineered, as detailed information has been removed from the game files.

Id Type Description
1 Prefix The mod is generated as prefix, for example Item Prefix.
2 Suffix The mod is generated as suffix, for example Item Suffix.
3 Unique The mod is "unique" - it is given directly to the relevant entity and not generated normally. For example, the mods on unique items and implicit modifiers have this property.
4 Nemesis The mod is a Nemesis mod.
5 Corrupted The mod is a Corrupted mod and is given to the item upon corruption.
6 Bloodlines The mod is a Bloodlines mod.
7 Torment The mod is a Torment mod.
8 Tempest The mod is a Tempest mod.
9 Talisman The mod is a Talisman monster mod.
10 Enchantment The mod is a mod granted by Enchantment.
11 Essence The mod is a mod granted by Essences.
13 Bestiary
14 Delve Used for delve areas
15 Synthesis
16 Synthesis
17 Synthesis

Mod Level

The required level of the relevant entity. For example, this can be the required item level or a monster level.

However, there are cases where this is not respected: in particular this is the case for any mods that are directly given to other entities, such as implicit mods including enchantments or monsters with innate mods.

The mod level is also a factor in calculating the level requirement of items; raising the level requirement up to 80% requirement of the mod (with the requirement rounded down to the nearest whole integer). In particular this is the case for mods on unique items and for enchantments

For example, Seven-League Step normally has a level requirement of 1, however putting the 0.5% of Damage Leeched as Life if you've Killed Recently enchantment from the 3rd labyrinth on it, will increase the level requirement to .

Mod Group

Mods have a single group associated with them. Only one mod from a group can appear at a time, as such all mods in specific group are mutually exclusive.

This system is used to group various types of modifiers together and to prevent the same modifiers to appear on items.

For example, on items this is used a lot for the prefix and suffix generation to create those group of modifiers that modify only a single or two stats. Together with the item level requirements, this creates the "tiered" system of modifiers.

This system was called "mod family" by the GGG, but has been referred to as mod group by the community.

Tags

Mods use the internal Tag system to determine on which entities they can appear and how likely they are to appear on entities. Tags are classified as spawn weight tag and mod tag:

Spawn weight tag

Spawn weight tag primarily functions like this:

  • Find the Tags on the basetype.
  • Match the Tags against the mod's list of tags.
  • For the found mods get the associated spawn weighting of the tag.
  • If the spawn weighting is zero, discard the mod, otherwise use it.
  • If multiple tags apply, the left-most tags are most important, where the right most tags are the least.

So, for example:

  • Glorious Plate has the tags str_armour • body_armour • armour • default.
  • Assassin's Garb has the tags dex_armour • body_armour • armour • default.
  • The mod Impregnable has the spawn weights str_armour 1000、 default 0.
  • Result for Glorious Plate: The mod can spawn because it has the tag str_armour and a positive spawn weight.
  • Result for Assassin's Garb: The mod can not spawn because only default matches and its spawn weight is 0.

Mod tag

Mods are tagged with mod tag such as "attack", "caster", "elemental", "damage", "curse", "gem", "cold", "fire" and "lightning" etc. Some mod did not have any tag. Those tag can interact with Catalyst and Fossil, , Harvest crafting and several enchantments.

Currency such as Exalted Orb, as well as beastcrafting recipes "add affix, remove affix", interact with item which has metamod of Spellcraft - Cannot roll Attack Modifiers (Suffix) or of Weaponcraft - Cannot roll Caster Modifiers (Suffix). Which Exalted Orb would not add mod to the item with attack mod tag (of Spellcraft) or caster mod tag (of Weaponcraft). However, essence, Awakener's Orb ignore aforementioned metamod.

The Catalyst will increase the value of mod that matching the catalyst used. For example, Imbued Catalyst will add quality to the item which the quality will increase the numeric value of caster mod. It also increase the likelihood to add caster mod to the item if using the currency, and consume the quality depends on which currency is used.

Fossil multiply the spawn weight of mod that matching the fossil, For example, Corroded Fossil multiply the spawn weight of mod that have "physical and Ailment" or "Chaos and Ailment" tags by 10, and multiply the spawn weight of the mod with "elemental" tag by 0.

Some enchantments, such as (5–8)% increased maximum Life on body armor, will affect the mod with "life" mod tag.


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