Lord of the Wilds

You can equip a non-UniqueItem RarityItems can be Normal (grey), Magic (blue), Rare (yellow) or Unique (brown). Item Classes which do not have these rarities, such as Currency, have individual rarity for each item. Magic items can have 2 Modifiers; a Prefix and a Suffix. Rare items can have up to 6 Modifiers; 3 Prefixes and 3 Suffixes. More powerful and dangerous enemies are more likely to drop rarer Items. SceptreSceptresSceptres are One-Handed weapons that require Strength and Intelligence to equip. Sceptres can be equipped in your main hand or off hand, but you cannot Dual Wield two Sceptres. Sceptres cannot be used to Attack and do not grant bonuses to Spellcasting. Instead, they grant additional Spirit and can provide bonuses to your Allies. while wielding a TalismanTalismansTalismans are Two-Handed Melee weapons that require Strength and Intelligence to equip. Talismans allow you to use Shapeshifting Skills associated with the Talisman's current form, and grants a basic Attack for that form. You can change the Talisman's form at any time. While you have a Talisman in your active weapon set you will Shapeshift into its associated form. As a result, Skills that cannot be used in a Shapeshift form cannot be used with Talismans. Triggered Skills and Persistent Skills will continue to function. 50% less SpiritSpiritSpirit is a reserve of power used to activate and maintain skills with permanent effects. Spirit-powered skills are managed within the Skills Panel. Weapon Sets can have differing amounts of available Spirit, due to weapons with Spirit (such as Sceptres), Weapon Set Passive Skills, or Persistent Skills that are active in specific Weapon Sets. Non-MinionMinionsMinions are summoned Allies which will accompany and fight alongside you. Persistent Minions will reserve a portion of Spirit while active. Skills have 50% less ReservationReservationReservation effects prevent a portion of a given resource — usually Spirit, though it can also be Life or Mana — from being used for other purposes while active. Reserving a resource does not change the maximum value of that resource. EfficiencyEfficiencyEfficiency modifiers act as divisors to the stat they modify. For example, 50% increased Reservation Efficiency causes your Reservations to be 67% of their base value, 100% increased Reservation Efficiency causes your Reservations to be 50% of their base value, and so on. Reduced Reservation Efficiency will cause the modified stat to grow larger instead of smaller.