Use the runeword calculator to find out which runewords you can make with the runes you own. Use the advanced search to find specific runewords based on its properties. Missile Weapon: only Bows, Amazon Bows, and Crossbows.Wand: includes only the Wands of the Staff Class, note that this doesn't include Orbs or Staves.Staff: includes only the Staves of the Staff Class, note that this doesn't include Orbs or Wands.Spear: includes all weapons of the Spear Class, note that this doesn't count as a Polearm.Polearm: includes all weapons of the Polearm Class, note that this doesn't include Spears.
Sword: includes all one-handed and two-handed weapons of the Sword Class.Claw: includes all weapons of the Claw Class.
Scepter: includes only the Scepters of the Mace Class, Scepter, Grand Scepter, and War Scepter. Mace: includes only the Maces of the Mace Class, Mace, Morning Star, and Flail. Club: includes only the Clubs of the Mace Class, Club, Spiked Club. Hammer: includes only the Hammers of the Mace Class, War Hammer, Maul, and Great Maul. Axe: includes both one-handed and two-handed weapons of the Axe Class, surprisingly this also includes the War Spike, but doesn't include Polearms like the (Great) Poleaxe, Lochaber Axe, or Ogre Axe. Melee Weapon: only melee weapons are allowed. Compared to spears, polearms support more rune words, tend to have a shorter reach, and tend to be slower for Amazons, about the same speed for Barbarians, and faster for other classes. Polearm damage scales with the wielder's Strength, with each point of Strength equivalent to 1% enhanced damage. This does not include spears, though a good many of the runewords are useable in. The polearm can easily strike beyond the range of. They are improved somewhat at higher levels in the expansion, however. They aren’t even that good for Barbarians to use with Whirlwind, as they have much lower damage than the top blunts or spears. Polearms are compatible with Barbarian Polearm Mastery. Polearm runewords specifically refers to the polearm class of weapons. In Diablo 2, polearms are unpopular due to their relatively low damage and slow swing speed. Desert Mercenary hirelings can equip polearms in the expansion. Polearms are two-handed Melee Weapons in Diablo II. just scared to lose the runes - but thanks New runeword added Asylum- Gul+Cham+Hel+Jah+Dol+Um - Staves, Maces, Hammers, Bows, Polearms and Spears (note when made in a staff the fist of heavens proc becomes on casting) First version of the runeword in closed beta was with Tir instead of Hel.
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