Labyrinth enchantment

File:Enchantment crafting table.png

The "crafting table" as it is found in the labyrinth.

Each time the player completes the Labyrinth, he may imbue one piece of his equipment with a random enchantment, a special type of implicit modifier. Completing the Labyrinth in higher difficulty levels allows the player to enchant a wider range of item types. In Normal difficulty, only gloves can be enchanted. In cruel, both gloves and boots can be enchanted and in Merciless helmets, gloves and boots can be enchanted. Each difficulty, higher versions of the enchantments from the previous difficulty beccome available.

Enchantments replace other implicit modifiers, including previous enchantments. Any level of rarity, even unique items, can be enchanted. Mirrored or corrupted items cannot receive an enchantment. They are always fixed values, so Blessed Orbs will have no effect on them.

Glove Enchantments

Main page: List of glove enchantment mods

Gloves can be enchanted with effects that trigger a Word skill during combat. Word skills cannot be modified by support gems, and have a short cooldown between activation. Glove Enchantments come in three tiers, based on difficulty: Words for Normal, Edicts for Cruel, and Decrees for Merciless. Higher difficulties result in stronger Word skills.

Boot Enchantments

Main page: List of boot enchantment mods

Boots can have enchantments with effects that conditionally benefit the player in combat, such as triggering when Hit or not having taken damage recently.

Helmet Enchantments

Main page: List of helmet enchantment mods

Helmets can be enchanted to have effects that benefit a specific skill. There are two or three of these skill-specific stats for every player skill, amounting to over 300 in total.

Gallery

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  The enchantment screen from the preview

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  Example of a boots enchantment

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  Example of a gloves enchantment

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  Example of a helmet enchantment