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'''Description:''' A mysterious orb. It corrupts an item granting it new properties and, in some cases, even reforging it into a totally new item.<br/>
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== Description ==
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A mysterious orb. It corrupts an item, granting it new properties and, in some cases, even reforging it into a totally new item. It drops randomly from monsters/chests etc.<br/>
 
::[[File:Orb_of_corruption.png]]<br />
 
::[[File:Orb_of_corruption.png]]<br />
  
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'''Recipe''': Place the Orb of Corruption into the Horadric Cube with another item and press the Transmute button twice.
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== Corrupting Items ==
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Any item type can be corrupted EXCEPT the following:
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:Normal / White Items
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:Items that already have sockets
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:Ethereal items
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:Charms
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:Jewels
  
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*Any item can be corrupted with the recipe above, EXCEPT as follows (cannot be corrupted):
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'''Recipe''': In the Horadric Cube: Orb of Corruption + the item you'd like to corrupt and press the Transmute button twice.
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:* Normal / White Items
 
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:* Items that already have sockets
 
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:* Ethereal items
 
  
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An item can only be corrupted once, which will display the work "Corrupted" in red text under the item's descrption.  Any subsequent attempts at corruption have no effect (and will not consume an Orb of Corruption).
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The word "Corrupted" will then appear in red text under the item's description. 
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An item can only be corrupted once.
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Items that have been upgraded (e.g. normal -> exception -> elite) can still be corrupted, and vice versa.  However, some items may benefit from being upgraded prior to corruption  to increase the maximum number of possible sockets obtained by a successful corruption.
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Items that have been upgraded (e.g. normal -> exception -> elite) can still be corrupted, and vice versa.  However, some items may benefit from being upgraded prior to corruption  to increase the maximum number of possible sockets obtained by a successful corruption. For example, Skin of the Vipermagi has a base maximum of 2 sockets (Serpentskin Armor) but an upgraded maximum of 4 sockets (Wyrmhide). For more information see [[Corrupting for Maximum Sockets]].
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:*''For example, Skin of the Vipermagi has a base maximum of 2 sockets (Serpentskin Armor) but an upgraded maximum of 4 sockets (Wyrmhide)''
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* Corrupted items that did not gain sockets can still be socketed through the Larzuk quest, but not the Horadric Cube recipes.
  
 
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!colspan="3"|Possible Outcomes of Corruption Recipe
 
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!colspan="1"|Unsocketable Gear
 
!colspan="1"|Unsocketable Gear
 
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|No Changes
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|Gains a new Corruption Mod (see below)
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|Transforms into a new Rare Item
 
 
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|0%
 
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|Gains a Corruption mod
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|Transforms into a random new Rare Item
 
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|25%
 
|25%
 
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|No Change
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|25%
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|50%
 
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(*)Gains a random number of sockets from 1 to the maximum number possible per base item
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(*)Random number of sockets from 1 to the maximum number possible per base item. For a detailed reference on possible sockets per item see [https://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Sockets#Sockets_by_Number this page]
  
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==  Corruption Results ==
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==  List of Corruption Mods ==
  
 
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!colspan="8"|List of Corruption mods
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|rowspan="5"|Helm
 
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|Energy
 
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|Life Gained on Melee/Ranged Hit
 
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|Enhanced Defense
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|Piercing Attack
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|20% to 25%
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|15% to 20%
 
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|rowspan="5"|Boots
 
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|Dexterity
 
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|5 to 15
 
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|Lightning Resistance
 
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|Poison Resistance
 
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Revision as of 13:13, 21 February 2022

Description

A mysterious orb. It corrupts an item, granting it new properties and, in some cases, even reforging it into a totally new item. It drops randomly from monsters/chests etc.

Orb of corruption.png

Corrupting Items

Any item type can be corrupted EXCEPT the following:

Normal / White Items
Items that already have sockets
Ethereal items
Charms
Jewels

Recipe: In the Horadric Cube: Orb of Corruption + the item you'd like to corrupt and press the Transmute button twice.

The word "Corrupted" will then appear in red text under the item's description. An item can only be corrupted once.


Items that have been upgraded (e.g. normal -> exception -> elite) can still be corrupted, and vice versa. However, some items may benefit from being upgraded prior to corruption to increase the maximum number of possible sockets obtained by a successful corruption. For example, Skin of the Vipermagi has a base maximum of 2 sockets (Serpentskin Armor) but an upgraded maximum of 4 sockets (Wyrmhide). For more information see Corrupting for Maximum Sockets.

  • Corrupted items that did not gain sockets can still be socketed through the Larzuk quest, but not the Horadric Cube recipes.
Possible Outcomes of Corruption Recipe
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Result Socketable Gear Unsocketable Gear
Gains a new Corruption Mod (see below) 25% 25%
Gains Sockets(*) 25% 0%
Transforms into a random new Rare Item 25% 25%
No Change 25% 50%

(*)Random number of sockets from 1 to the maximum number possible per base item. For a detailed reference on possible sockets per item see this page

List of Corruption Mods

List of Corruption Mods
Inventory Slot Outcomes Value
Helm Strength 5 to 15
Energy 5 to 15
Life Gained on Melee/Ranged Hit 10 to 14 / 5 to 10
Life 10 to 15
Piercing Attack 15% to 20%
Boots Fire Resistance 10% to 20%
All Resistances 5% to 10%
Dexterity 5 to 15
Lightning Resistance 10% to 20%
Reduced Cooldown 10%
Gloves Increased Attack Speed 10%
Cold Resistance 10% to 20%
All Resistance 5% to 10%
Life Gained on Melee/Ranged Hit 5 to 10 / 5 to 10
Poison Resistance 10% to 20%
Amulet All Resistances 5%
All Skills 1
Regenerate Mana 15%
Magic Find 10%
Life 12 to 18
Rings Faster Cast Rate 10%
Faster Run/Walk 10%
Life 15
Physical Damage Taken Reduced By 5% to 6%
Better Chance Of Getting Magic Items 10%
Armour Increased Attack Speed 10%
Enhanced Defense 15% to 20%
Bonus to Attack Rating 10% to 20%
Faster Cast Rate 10%
Increase Maximum Life 2%
Weapons Enhanced Damage 35% to 50%
Deadly Strike 10%
Max Damage Per Level 1
Crushing Blow 10%
Increased Attack Speed 10% to 15%
Shield Increased Chance to Block 10%
Increased Fire Damage 10%
Increased Cold Damage 10%
Increased Lightning Damage 10%
Increased Poison Damage 10%
Belt Pierce 8%
Maximum Lightning Resistance 2%
Maximum Poison Resistance 2%
Maximum Fire Resistance 2%
Maximum Cold Resistance 2%
Bolt/Arrow All Resistances 5%
Life Gained on Ranged Hit 4 to 6
Mana Gained on Ranged Hit 2 to 4
Increased Attack Speed 10%
Vitality 5 to 15
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