Using an ethereal item to craft will cause the resulting item to be ethereal.Safety Weapon crafts are restricted to Bows and Crossbows.Circlets (and quivers) are the exception, and cannot be crafted with.Crafting recipes are no longer limited to specific item bases (such as Helm/Casque/Armet for Blood Helms).As an example of when this is useful, consider that a level 88 character can gamble an ilvl 92 amulet and use it to craft an ilvl 90 amulet, which is the minimum ilvl needed for a chance to get +2 class skills as an additional affix. Note that merchants sell magic items that have an ilvl of clvl+5 and gambled items have an ilvl between clvl-5 and clvl+4. The amount of additional affixes depends on the ilvl of the crafted item. Bracketed values within the formula are rounded down. The ilvl of a crafted item is determined by the crafter's character level (clvl) and the ilvl of the ingredient equipment item used in the recipe. The affixes they can get depends on their affix level, which depends on their item level (ilvl). Except for ethereal, affixes from the ingredient equipment item are not transferred to the crafted item.Ĭrafted items get predetermined affixes and up to 4 additional affixes. Runes can be found doing the Countess Farming in Act 1, Black Marsh, Forgotten Tower.Crafting an item creates a new rare-like item of the same type as the equipment item used in the recipe.Malice can be used in the following equipment: In order to create Malice you need to socket these Runes in the following order: Runewords convert Armor or Weapons into Unique Equipment once the required amount of Runes is placed in the correct order, granting said item a fixed set of properties. Malice can be applied to Melee Weapons and is composed of 3 Runes.
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