To be fair, though, the OP didn't specify higher runes. The Countess is not the best source of higher runes. The one with the lowest rating is correct. I prefer Sacred Targe because of the higher block chance.Īs ravenous mentioned, 5 sox crystal swords or flails are used for Call to Arms runewords.ĥ sox Berserker Axes are used for Grief and Beast.ĥ sox eth Berserker Axes, eth Ettin Axes, eth Colossus Swords, eth Colossus Blades and eth Decapitators are used for Death.Ħ sox eth Berserker Axes, eth Colossus Blades, eth War Pikes, and eth Great Poleaxes are used for Breath of the Dying.Įdit: As far as a chart, you can find any ladder/nonladder price guide and it will at least list the best bases.Some of the answers here aren't very good. Since Enigma has a straight +defense modifier (instead of % defense), dropping to an Exceptional base isn't a huge defense loss.įor Spirit Shields, I would add 4 sox elite paladin shields with 40+ resist all to the list. I prefer to make my Enigmas in Superior Mage Plates so characters can benefit more from the massive boost to strength. edit: Listed non-eth strength requirements So yes, if you can get and wear the Sacred Armor, go for it - but being limited by what's available, it's fine to use something less than perfect.
It may be worth holding out for the higher rolls. You can use this to make it easier to tell whether you have a high or low roll on your ethereal armor's defense. When an ethereal armor drops, grab the calculator:īase armor defense = (Eth armor defense) / 1.5 If you have several to choose from, things are going to get a little mathy. The question is: What do you have available? Any ebug is going to be better than regular eth or non-eth. Sacred Armor (the heaviest) tops out at 600.
Dusk Shroud (the lightest) tops out at 467. Elite armors are pretty similar in defense.
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