Now that you have a better understanding or Runewords and what they are, it’s time to actually talk about the different Runewords you can craft in Diablo 2: Resurrected.
Diablo 2: Resurrected all Runeword recipes If you take note of the supported item types and set the Runes out in the correct order before socketing them, it should help make the process much easier to follow. Make sure the item type matches the kind of Runeword you are trying to create. Just because the item says axe (or something similar) in the name doesn’t make it an axe. Likewise, Runewords that require melee weapons won’t be useable in orbs or ranged weapons of any kind. You won’t be able to use Runewords meant for Body armor in anything but items worn on your torso. You’d then need to play the runes Ber, Tir, Um, Mal, and Lum into the item in that exact order to activate the Runeword. So, while Ancient’s Pledge can be used in shields with three sockets, making the Runeword Beast requires an axe, a scepter, or a hammer with five sockets. Additionally, you must set the Runes into the specific item or items that it supports, and you must choose an item with the number of sockets you need. The most important thing to remember about Runewords is to place the Runes in the correct order to activate them.
Not all Runewords are equally powerful, so look for those with more potent effects. Once done, the Runeword will activate and grant a powerful effect. For example, crafting the Runeword Ancient’s Pledge requires you to place the Runes Ral, Ort, and Tal into a Shield with three sockets. Before applying Runewords to your gear, you’ll need to gather them.
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