Ooo e55 is on the list! I'm gonna enjoy beating him up.

I think you can have anything that equals a tgods. That's what comment sense would indicate.

And no more than 1 point in res aura

I think the idea is no lowering the foh dmg below 100ish

This post was edited by Hollis on Jan 23 2019 04:32pm

Are hybrids allowed?

Ladder rules posted on first page say nothing, but then OP commented this:




Still unclear cuz I’ve seen guys running them (including myself)
Either way works, but banning hybrid runewords may even out the playing field for returning players

This post was edited by tellurmomhi on Jan 23 2019 04:47pm

I think if you have 2 or more points it counts as your 1 piece of sorb. if this is what you are referring.

General rules indicate:
“Using a resistance aura counts as a piece of absorb when it has 2 or more points”

This post was edited by tellurmomhi on Jan 23 2019 04:54pm

There is a page halfway through with edited rules, but I guess the link got lost. Hybrids are allowed now, and max resist is not technically absorb, so 10% is allowed no matter how you get it. (Tgods, or 2x Lo, or 20 points light aura, or 1x Lo and 10 points light aura, etc...). You cannot use any item that does absorb along with more than 5% max resist, so wisp and 5% is allowed, but nothing more.

I’ll see if a mod will let me edit first page rules

Alright got my answer thanks

Anyone know how the eds works? On the smite dmg , lets say my shields give 125%ed , how much that would be on the smite dmg? (Unseen dmg)

Its not your gear that matters here, its your keyboard lol

A lot of damage won't show on screen.

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=56553677

This post was edited by Hollis on Jan 23 2019 05:59pm

Think about it this way, 1 point in smite = 15% Ed.

I’ve looked into that link before, tbh I question the legitimacy

If all that’s true a priests moded Phoenix shield would equate to 465ed if I’m not mistaken. Double the damage of all the other shields. I just haven’t found this to be the case in my personal experiences. But hey I could be wrong