Season 15 of Diablo 4 arrived with a surprise nobody saw coming. Alongside the 30th anniversary celebration content, Blizzard quietly added a full set of classic Diablo 2 style Runewords to the game. Players who logged in early stumbled onto a hidden crafting recipe involving the Horadric Cube, and the community has been buzzing ever since. This guide covers every new Runeword added in Diablo 4 Season 15 with effects showcased, which builds to use each one, the runes needed to craft each one, and the best ways to farm the runes you need.
Diablo 4 Season 15 New Runewords List & How To Get Runes
Runewords are back from Diablo II. In that game, you had to take specific runes and slot them into a socketed white base in the exact right order to get a brand new piece of gear. The base could not have any modifiers, and the socket count had to match.
Diablo 4 has reimagined this system in a much friendlier way. You still need a plain white (Common) item and the correct runes, but crafting happens inside the Horadric Cube rather than through sockets. Drop the base and runes into the Cube in any order, press Transmute, and you get the finished Runeword.
Diablo 4 Season 15 New Runes
On top of the existing Diablo 4 runes, Blizzard added a batch of old-school D2 style runes across both categories:
New Evocation Runes: Ber, Ist, Ith, Lo, Ral, Sol, Tir
New Ritual Runes: Am, Eth, Mal, Ort, Tal
These runes plug into the Horadric Cube with a white base item to produce brand new runewords. There are a total of 19 confirmed runewords in the data mines so far, and a runeword calculator suggests up to 19 possible options may exist. Now that the framework is clear, let's look at each runeword being crafted so far, ranked roughly by power and utility.
Diablo 4 Season 15 New Runewords Tier List (Effects, Uses, Rune Combinations)
Below you will find every new runeword currently confirmed, ranked from strongest to weakest based on community testing, along with its stats, a short overview, best uses, and the rune recipe.
1. Enigma (Chest Armor)
Effects:
+2 to All Skills
+45% Movement Speed
12% Damage Reduction
40% Maximum Life
+[91 – 1,225] Armor
Your Evade is now Sorcerer's Teleport and costs 33 Primary Resource
Enigma is the runeword everyone will want to slot in, and it easily takes the top spot. Turning your Evade into a Sorcerer Teleport for every class rewrites how mobility works in the game. If you stack reduce evade cooldown temper affixes on boots and masterwork them, every attack you land can reset your evade, giving you a permanent teleport rotation on any class. The +2 to All Skills, 40% Maximum Life, and damage reduction round it out into a chest that fits every archetype.
Best Uses: Universal use across every class and build. Pair it with resource generation stacking or ring-based resource cost reduction so you can chain teleports across the map. Roll away movement speed or armor via enchant if you already cap those stats.
Runes Required: Jah + Ith + Ber
2. Grief (Sword)
Effects:
+[750 – 1,000]% Weapon Damage
+20% Deadly Strike Chance
+[30 – 40]% Attack Speed
+100% Damage to Demons
+2 Primary Resource on Kill
Your direct damage inflicts 40% bonus Poisoning damage over 5 seconds
Grief may be the most overtuned weapon of the whole set. The flat 1,000 weapon damage roll can more than double the swing damage of a standard onehander, and doubling up further with a shield in the off-hand for Paladins or Necromancers effectively triples the effective value of that weapon damage. Attack speed of up to 40% also opens it up as the fastest option for Rampage Barbarian speed farming, and the 40% bonus poisoning DoT acts like a free aspect worth of extra damage.
Best Uses: Paladin builds without a locked weapon aspect, Rampage Barbarian speed farm setups, poison-scaling Rogue builds, and fast-attacking melee classes overall.
Runes Required: Eth + Tir + Lo + Mal + Ral
3. Insight (Two Handed Weapon)
Effects:
+35% Attack Speed
+[16 – 46]% Critical Strike Chance
+[2 – 345] Weapon Damage
+[2 – 360] All Stats
x200% Critical Strike Damage Multiplier
Insight is a top-tier Sorcerer weapon and possibly the strongest crit stick in the game. With GA and masterwork rolls, the crit chance ceiling climbs to roughly 92%, letting Insight solo-solve your crit cap. That opens up interesting combos with the Hellfire Splinter, which lowers crit chance in exchange for a damage multiplier, letting you double dip. If you push the crit multi to 400%+ on this weapon alone, going from 400% total crit damage to 700% is a raw 75%[x] gain compared to spreading crit multi across every gear slot.
Best Uses: Sorcerer builds that stack critical strike damage, plus hybrid setups that pair with negative crit chance splinters for extra multipliers.
Runes Recipes: Ral + Tir + Tal + Sol
4. Spirit (Sword)
Effects:
+5 to All Skills
+[25 – 35]% Attack Speed
x50% All Damage Multiplier
+[20 – 56]% Maximum Resource
50.0% Impairment Reduction
Spirit is a generalist weapon that hits hard for almost any class. The +5 to all skills plus a flat 50x damage multiplier and huge resource capacity puts it near the top of the tier list, and the rune requirements are less demanding than most competitors. With GA and masterwork on the maximum resource roll, you can climb above 112%, opening the door for Sic builds that scale primary resource pools. The 50% impairment reduction also brings you close to CC immunity without needing an Unstoppable source.
Best Uses: Any caster or resource-hungry build, Sic setups for classes that scale primary resource, and general damage weapons for classes that lack a locked aspect.
Runes Recipes: Tal + Thul + Ort + Amn
5. Call to Arms (Sword)
Effects:
+[200 – 250]% Weapon Damage
+1 to All Skills
x40% All Damage Multiplier
+5 to Shout Skills
+40% Attack Speed
While affected by a Shout Skill gain: +5 Ranks to all Skills, +15% Maximum Life, +15%[x] Maximum Primary Resource
A Barbarian-flavored powerhouse. With +5 Shouts baseline and another +5 to all skills while a Shout is active, this weapon effectively hands out +10 to Shout ranks alongside chunky damage numbers. Note that the weapon damage stat likely reads as flat rather than percent, so treat the 250 value like added weapon damage. The 40% attack speed also fills in as an aspect replacement for classes that lack a good weapon slot option.
Best Uses: Barbarian Shout-based builds. Slot it as an off-hand weapon paired with a Magnum Opus setup for peak buff uptime, or use it on other classes that need the flat attack speed.
Runes Recipes: Amn + Ral + Mal + Ist + Ohm
6. Stealth (Chest Armor)
Effects:
+[1 – 2,200] Maximum Life
+25% Attack Speed
25% Impairment Reduction
15% Resource Generation
+25% Movement Speed
15% Damage Reduction
The classic D2 leveling chest returns, and it still hits hard for early progression. Attack speed, movement speed, resource generation, and damage reduction all on one piece at low level is absurd value. The seasonal quest line hands you the base chest along with Tal and Eth runes as one of the first rewards, so you can craft this immediately and ride it from level 1 all the way to level 70.
Best Uses: Leveling builds across every class. Swap out later for Enigma or another endgame chest once you have the runes.
Runes Recipes: Tal + Eth
7. Infinity (Two Handed Weapon)
Effects:
Lucky Hit: Up to 40% Chance to deliver a Crushing Blow
+35% Movement Speed
+[2 – 4,400] Maximum Life
+[100 – 200]% Gold Drop Rate
50% Chance to deal a Rank 20 Sorcerer Chain Lightning when you kill an enemy
Gain the Rank 22 passive of Druid's Cyclone Armor
Close enemies are Vulnerable and take 125%[x] more damage from you
A hybrid speed-farming and burst weapon. The vulnerable aura only fires against close targets, so this rewards aggressive melee-range play despite being a staff. Crushing Blow removes a percentage of the target's remaining HP, which becomes even more valuable against Pit bosses with scaling life pools. The 100-200% gold drop rate also stacks nicely with the new mythic chest gold drop rate to turn Infinity into a solid farming staff.
Best Uses: Speed farming, gold farming, and Druid or Sorcerer staff builds that can stay in the pocket of enemy packs.
Runes Recipes: Ber + Mal + Ber + Ist
8. Ancient's Pledge (Focus / Totem / Shield)
Effects:
+50% Enhanced Defense
+[35 – 48]% Fire Resistance
+[35 – 48]% Lightning Resistance
+[35 – 48]% Cold Resistance
+[35 – 48]% Poison Resistance
10% Damage Taken Recovered as Primary Resource
+2 to All Skills (on Focus/Totem variants)
Ancient's Pledge is one of the strongest utility offhands added this season. The blanket resistance bonus effectively solves your entire resistance sheet in a single slot, which frees up jewelry affixes for damage multipliers or crit stats instead of resistances. The 10% "damage to resource" line also acts like a passive resource sustain buff for caster builds. It slots into Focus, Totem, or Shield bases, so most support-oriented classes have access to it, and the cheap rune cost (Ral + Ort + Tal) means you can craft it very early in the season.
Best Uses: Sorcerer, Necromancer, and Warlock caster builds using a Focus. Paladin and Necromancer shield builds pushing Pits where resistance shred matters. Druid Totem setups for hybrid utility.
Runes Recipes: Ral + Ort + Tal
9. Rain (Chest Armor)
Effects:
+[25 – 40]% Maximum Resource
+5 to Nature Magic Skills
10% Damage Reduction
+35% Lightning Resistance
10% Dodge Chance
Lucky Hit: Up to [15 – 30]% chance to deal a Rank 15 Druid Tornado
50% Chance to deal a Rank 15 Druid Cyclone Armor whenever you Dodge
A Druid-focused chest that adds both offensive and defensive procs. The tornado proc scales with existing Tornado builds and provides a bit of extra AoE, while the 40% maximum resource stat can fuel resource-hungry builds. Cyclone Armor procs pull enemies toward you, which pairs well with builds that want tight packs.
Best Uses: Druid Nature Magic builds, especially Tornado or Storm-flavored setups.
Runes Recipes: Ort + Mal + Ith
10. Phoenix (Sword)
Effects:
+[1 – 632] Life on Kill
Lucky Hit: Up to 40% Chance to deal +[1,500 – 2,400] Fire Damage
+20% Deadly Strike Chance
x50% All Damage Multiplier
When you level up, deal a Rank 40 Ring of Fire
Lucky Hit: Attacks have up to a [15 – 30]% chance to deal a Rank 22 Fire Spear
A fire-themed sword built for leveling and dual-wield play. Dual-wielding Barbarians can stack deadly strike chance across both weapons and combine it with the Hellfire Splinter to skip crit entirely, running deadly strike as their damage multiplier. Fire Spear may also preview the upcoming Amazon skill, which could hint at future synergies.
Best Uses: Fire builds, dual-wield Barbarian setups, and Sorcerer Fire Spear synergy builds.
Runes Recipes: Vex + Vex + Lo + Jah
11. King's Grace (Mace)
Effects:
+100% Damage to Demons
+100% Damage to Undead
+[1 – 948] Life on Hit
+50% Lucky Hit Chance
x75% All Damage Multiplier
A generic damage stick with strong monster-type bonuses. The 50% lucky hit chance stat is the standout feature and could bring back some lucky-hit-based builds that fell off after the Fist of Fate nerf. With masterwork stacking, the 75x multiplier can push toward 150x, roughly matching a solid aspect roll on its own.
Best Uses: Paladin-style builds hunting demons and undead, or any melee build that scales lucky hit procs.
Runes Rcipes: Amn + Ral + Thul
12. Pattern (Dagger)
Effects:
30% Block Chance
x50% All Damage Multiplier
+10% All Stats
Lucky Hit: Up to 40% Chance to deal +[400 – 2,700] Poisoning Damage over 10 seconds
+[10 – 20]% Critical Strike Chance
+[203 – 400] Resistance to All Elements
A defensive dagger with the rare stat of block chance. The 20% crit chance ceiling (up to 40% with GA and masterwork) can help Rogues solve their crit chance in a single slot, which frees up other pieces for damage multipliers. Resistance and block combined make it solid for tanky setups.
Best Uses: Defensive Rogue builds or poison-focused off-hand slots.
Runes Recipes: Tal + Ort + Thul
13. Holy Thunder (Mace)
Effects:
+35% Lightning Resistance
x50% All Damage Multiplier
+20% Lucky Hit Chance
You emit Crackling Energy
Enemies damaged by Crackling Energy take [20 – 35]%[x] increased Holy, Fire, Lightning, and Physical damage from you for 3 seconds
A hybrid elemental amplifier with passive Crackling Energy. The 50x multi plus the 35%[x] increased damage debuff sits around 100%[x] when doubled, which competes with a mid-range aspect. Some stats may still be missing from the data mine, so the final version could shift.
Best Uses: Multi-element builds and Paladin-flavored setups, or filler for classes with weak weapon slot options.
Runes Rcipes: Eth + Ral + Ort + Tal
14. Strength (Sword)
Effects:
Lucky Hit: Up to 25% Chance to deliver a Crushing Blow
x50% All Damage Multiplier
+10% Strength
+[1 – 2,200] Maximum Life
+[1 – 948] Life on Hit
+2 Primary Resource on Kill
A solid generic melee weapon with Crushing Blow, which reduces enemy life by a percentage of remaining HP. Good filler until you find a class-specific weapon, and the Crushing Blow effect scales especially well against Pit boss HP pools.
Best Uses: Strength-scaling classes and support builds where Crushing Blow shines against tanky targets.
Runes Recipes: Amn + Tir
15. Zephyr (Bow / Crossbow)
Effects:
+25% Movement Speed
+[30 – 40]% Attack Speed
+[150 – 180]% Enhanced Damage
Adds 1 – 100 Lightning Damage
+66 Attack Rating
10% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items
100% Chance to cast Rank 3 Twister when striking
A very cheap two-rune missile weapon that shines during leveling and early mapping. The 40% attack speed combined with the movement speed roll makes it the fastest-feeling bow in the season, and the on-hit Twister proc adds a bit of built-in crowd control against packs. Rogues can craft it immediately after obtaining an Ort and an Eth rune, making it the natural leveling pair to Stealth. The magic find line also gives it a small farming bonus.
Best Uses: Rogue leveling from early to mid game. Also usable in Zephyr swap slots for movement speed micro-boosts before switching to a damage bow for bossing.
Runes Recipes: Ort + Eth
16. Edge (Staff)
Effects:
+35% Attack Speed
+200% Damage to Demons
Lucky Hit: Up to 40% Chance to deal +[800 – 5,400] Poisoning Damage over 10 seconds
+[2 – 360] All Stats
+[50 – 5,917] Thorns
+200% Damage to Undead
15% Chance for an extra item from the Purveyor of Curiosities
Edge sits low in raw combat power but earns its slot as a gambling utility item. The 15% extra item chance from the Purveyor stacks with big Obol dumps to noticeably improve gear churn. In Diablo 2 this was almost purely a town item, and that role carries over here as well.
Best Uses: Thorns Druid or Barbarian builds, plus keeping equipped while gambling Obols for Opals.
Runes Recipes: Tir + Tal + Amn
17. Prudence (Chest Armor)
Effects:
Indestructible
+500 Resistance to All Elements
10% Damage Reduction
25% Impairment Reduction
+[20 – 35]% Total Armor
+2 Primary Resource on Kill
10% Dodge Chance
A pure defensive chest with monster resistance and total armor gains. Nice for hardcore or tanky setups but lacks any offensive push, which keeps it out of the endgame meta.
Best Uses: Hardcore mode, tank builds, or leveling runs where survival matters most.
Runes Recipes: Mal + Tir
18. Lore (Helm)
Effects:
+2 to All Skills
+25 Maximum Resource
10% Damage Reduction
+[1 – 2,800] Lightning Resistance
+2 Primary Resource on Kill
+[183 – 2,500] Armor
A basic +2 all skills helm. The stat spread is fine, but Leoric's Crown drops so early in the season that Lore rarely gets used past the first few hours.
Best Uses: A stopgap helm before Leoric's Crown drops.
Runes Recipes: Ort + Sol
19. Leaf (Staff)
Effects:
+4 Primary Resource on Kill
+35% Cold Resistance
+20% Resource Generation
The weakest of the current bunch. Likely missing stats in the data mine, since the classic D2 Leaf offered ranks to fire skills. Right now it works as a resource-focused leveling staff and nothing more, and the damage may or may not scale with the level at which you craft it.
Best Uses: Early leveling for resource-hungry Sorcerer builds.
Runes Recipes: Tir + Ral
Note: Some data mines list a separate "Pledge" runeword with the same recipe as Ancient's Pledge (Ral + Ort + Tal), but community consensus is that these are the same runeword under two naming entries rather than a distinct 20th recipe, which is why the total lands at 19.
How To Craft the New Runewords
Crafting these Runewords works differently from standard Diablo 4 sockets. Instead of slotting runes into gear, you place items directly into the Horadric Cube.
Step 1: Pick up a white (Common) base item that matches the Runeword's item type (chest, sword, staff, etc.).
Step 2: Open the Horadric Cube interface.
Step 3: Place the white base and the exact rune combination into the cube.
Step 4: Press Transmute. The greyed out button becomes active once every required rune is added.
Step 5: The cube outputs the finished Runeword item.
Notes on Base Requirements
The base item must be white quality with zero affixes. Rare or blue items will not work as is. If you only have blue or rare items, use the Remove Affixes function in the Horadric Cube to strip them down to white first. That single trick turns the Cube into a cheat sheet for base gear.
Gambling at the Purveyor of Curiosities on lower difficulties is another easy path to white bases, since lower difficulties raise the odds of common rarity drops.
Item Power Matters
Whatever item power your base has is locked in as the final Runeword item power. If you slot in an 850 item power base, your Enigma will be stuck at 850 forever. Save your best crafts for 900 item power white bases so you have the strongest possible foundation.
Rune Order Does Not Matter
In Diablo II, the socket order was strict. In Diablo 4, you can drop the runes in any sequence and the Transmute button lights up as soon as the correct combination is present. If you place a wrong rune, Transmute stays greyed out.
Rerolling for Greater Affixes
You may want to craft the same Runeword multiple times because each attempt has a chance to roll Greater Affixes. This is especially important for Enigma if you plan to upgrade it to Mythic Unique quality later on when your gear is fully assembled.
Diablo 4 Season 15 Runewords Recipes
Here is the full recipe list for every confirmed Season 15 runeword, organized by item type so you can plan your rune farming around what you want to craft.
Chest Armor Recipes
Enigma: Jah + Ith + Ber (white chest base)
Stealth: Tal + Eth (white chest base)
Rain: Ort + Mal + Ith (white chest base)
Prudence: Mal + Tir (white chest base)
Sword Recipes
Call to Arms: Amn + Ral + Mal + Ist + Ohm (white sword base)
Spirit: Tal + Thul + Ort + Amn (white sword base)
Grief: Eth + Tir + Lo + Mal + Ral (white phase blade or sword base)
Phoenix: Vex + Vex + Lo + Jah (white sword base)
Strength: Amn + Tir (white sword base)
Mace Recipes
King's Grace: Amn + Ral + Thul (white mace base)
Holy Thunder: Eth + Ral + Ort + Tal (white mace base)
Staff Recipes
Insight: Ral + Tir + Tal + Sol (white staff base)
Infinity: Ber + Mal + Ber + Ist (white staff base)
Edge: Tir + Tal + Amn (white staff base)
Leaf: Tir + Ral (white staff base)
Dagger Recipes
Pattern: Tal + Ort + Thul (white dagger base)
Helm Recipes
Lore: Ort + Sol (white helm base)
Combining Older Runes Into Higher Ones
Because the Jah Rune does not drop from the current pool, you have to combine your existing runes into it. Mobalytics has a second guide dedicated to these legacy Rune upgrade recipes.
Ber Rune Recipe: 2x Lo + Grand Topaz
You need two Lo runes and one Grand Topaz. Drop them into the Horadric Cube and hit Craft to produce a single Ber Rune. This is by far the easiest way to source Ber for Enigma or Infinity if you cannot get one to drop.
Grand Topazes are extremely easy to obtain in bulk from World Stone Keep runs, which we cover next.
How To Farm Runes
Once you know the recipe, farming enough runes is the next step. Here are the best sources for stacking your rune supply.
Kill Elite Monsters and Bosses
Regular elite packs across Sanctuary drop runes, and boss encounters have a higher chance to produce higher tier evocation and ritual runes. Focus on Helltides and Nightmare Dungeons for a steady flow of drops.
Complete Seasonal Quest Content
The main seasonal quest line rewards you with runes directly, including the Tal and Eth needed for Stealth. Seasonal portal events that spawn during Helltide activity also drop runes when completed.
World Stone Keep Runs (Best Gem And Rune Farm)
The fastest way to stack Grand Topazes for Ber crafting is running the World Stone Keep capstone dungeon.
Quality of life tip: zoom the map all the way out so the World Stone Keep icon pops out clearly, rather than getting confused with the Statue of Lilith icon nearby.
The World Stone Keep stays fixed at Torment 4 difficulty and Torment 4 loot quality no matter what Torment tier you started on, all the way up to Torment 10. This means a Torment 7 or higher character can absolutely blaze through it.
Head straight to the top of the map, follow the pathway up to the door, and kill the Ancients of Harrogath waiting inside. In a single quick run you can drop Royal Sapphires, Royal Skulls, Royal Amethysts, Royal Topazes, Royal Rubies, and Royal Emeralds. Exit the dungeon, reset, and repeat. This farm is way better than Sear's Reach.
Pinnacle Capstone World Stone Keep (Torment 10)
Once you push the game difficulty to Torment 10, the World Stone Keep icon turns bright red. This is now a Pinnacle Capstone Dungeon, and the monster difficulty inside is roughly equivalent to Torment 12.
You can open it up on Torment 10 to test whether your character can handle the fight, but for efficient farming you should be Torment 12 capable. This is where sparks, mythics, Ber Runes, and Uber Duriel splinters drop most reliably. From there you can also fight Baal at the far side of the map, who drops the new Season 15 uniques such as Leoric's Crown and the Stone of Jordan.
Escalation Nightmare Dungeon Butcher Farm
Another huge source of runes, mythics, gems, crafting mats, and charms is the escalation Nightmare Dungeon farm using the altar trick.
Setup: In the second column of your options, bind mouse scroll wheel back as an alternative to your Move Interact command. This means scrolling the mouse wheel backwards fires Move Interact repeatedly. Console players will need to plug in a mouse for this to work.
War Plan: Equip the Splinter of Hatred (Mephisto's Splinter) for maximum loot output. In the Nightmare Dungeon section of your war plan, the Horadric Hunter node is mandatory. It spawns an altar every 25 elites you kill in a Nightmare Dungeon, and Mephisto's Splinter adds an extra random altar chance after every elite kill.
If you have spare points, take Dread Revival, Recurring Nightmares, Waking Spoils, Gauntlet, and especially Nemesis. Recurring Nightmares lets you infinitely farm escalation Nightmare Dungeons. Do not take the Cipher Maps node because the altar trick will not work with it.
In the Lair Boss section, take Out of the Cold (bosses drop loot from the Beast in Ice, and summoned Butchers count as bosses) and Dog of Astaroth (a puppy spawns next to the Nightmare Dungeon boss for extra loot).
Execution: Run escalation Nightmare Dungeons over and over. If you run out of sigils, synthesize an escalation Nightmare Dungeon sigil by putting five normal Nightmare Dungeon sigils into the Horadric Cube.
Kill elites until an altar spawns. Stand directly on the altar without triggering it, then scroll your mouse wheel backwards as fast as possible. This queues up the Move Interact command multiple times, triggering the altar effect repeatedly. You can spawn multiple Butchers, multiple goblins, and multiple waves of loot in one altar activation. A mouse with an infinite scroll wheel works best because it queues commands much faster than a standard wheel.
Butchers respawn since they are considered bosses, and the elites that spawn from the first altar can create additional altars. At the end of each escalation Nightmare Dungeon, the boss can respawn, the Dog of Astaroth can spawn alongside it, and a War Chest at the end adds even more loot.
Warning: This altar trick is very likely to be hotfixed soon, since the same glitch was patched for goblin altars in a previous season. Use it while it works.
Run the Countess
The Countess returns as a dedicated rune dropping boss straight out of Diablo 2. She drops around five runes per kill, making her one of the fastest per run rune farming targets in the season.
Run the Pit of Artificers
The Pit remains one of the top rune farming activities. Higher Pit tiers roll better rune quality, so push as deep as your build allows.
Use the Purveyor of Curiosities
Gambling Obols at the Purveyor can produce runes, especially with the new Edge staff equipped for the extra item chance. Save Obols for rune rolls once your gear is set.
Trade With Other Players
Because many Runewords need four or five specific runes, trading is often faster than farming. Join active community servers and use trade chat to swap duplicates for the runes you actually need. The Discord trade chat channels blow up from the start of the season all the way through the final day.
Rebirth Character Transfer
The new Rebirth system lets you carry crafting materials from eternal characters into Season 15. If you saved runes on an old character, transfer them over for an instant head start.
Season 15 turned out to be far more than a quiet anniversary patch. With 17 confirmed new runewords, a hidden Horadric Cube crafting layer, and a full batch of new evocation and ritual runes, there is enough content here to keep theorycrafters busy for weeks. Start with a Stealth for leveling, work toward Enigma for teleport mobility, and chase Spirit, Call to Arms, or Grief depending on your class. The runeword hunt is officially on.