Weapon Speed (WSM): A relative comparison to other weapons of the same type.Most weapons have 100 str, which gives 100/100 or an additional 1% weapon damage per point in str. For example a damage bonus of 70 is 70/100 or and additional. Each point in this statistic multiplies your damage by bonus/100 %.
Dmg Bonus: This determines how you multiply the item damage by your stats to reach the actual damage.Range: Goes from 1 (least) to 5 (most), and is identical for all melee weapon types.No uniques in Diablo II had character level requirements before v1.07. Clvl Req: A character must be this level to equip the item.Ilvl is used in gambling, sales and other calculations as well. Item Level: Chests and monsters must be at least this level to drop the item.Amazon weapons can not be gambled in the Expansion, they must be found.When the durability goes to zero, one item from the stack vanishes. In the Expansion all throwing items had a hidden durability, and when used in melee they lose durability, but at 1/3 the rate of normal weapons. Throwing items are indestructible when used for melee combat in Diablo II. During development, it was said for a time that Amazons would get gloves, but this didn’t work out, and weapons they have. They have three types of weapons: Spears, Javelins, and Bows. This is in contrast with magic items possessing class-specific Skill Level and Amazon Skill Tree prefixes, which may be used by classes other than the Amazon without benefiting from the skill modifiers.Īmazons get the widest variety of class-specific equipment. The real difference is that these items can only be used by one character class, and they can have random bonuses to individual skills, much like the ones you see on wands/ staves/ scepters in Diablo II.
They have a variety of stats and types, can be found magical, Rare, Unique, and sometimes in Sets as well. Class-specific items are much like other items.
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