Guide To Diablo 2: What Do Grand Charm Prefixes in Diablo 2 Mean?

2008-08-07

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Basics

Grand charms in Diablo 2 take up four spaces in your inventory. They give you light bonuses and buffs passively so that you do not have to equip them for them to be of use. These are good to load up on when you go to fight super Bosses in the game. There is one elite unique grand charm in the game called Gheed’s Fortune. Being that it is a unique you can only carry one of these on you, however you will get the buffs of 80-160% extra gold from monsters, 10-15% reduction in vendor prices, 20-40% better chance of magic items, and the required level is 62.

Grand Charm Prefixes

Acrobat’s - +1 to Amazon Passive Skills

Amber - +26-30% resist lightning

Arcing - +1 minimum and +18-44 maximum to lightning damage

Azure - +7-15% resist cold

Beryl - +7-15% poison resist

Bloody - +3 to minimum damage

Boreal - +5-7 minimum and +9-15 maximum to cold damage for one second

Bronze - +6-42 to attack rating

Burly - +13-30 defense

Burning - +1 to Sorceress Fire Skills

Captain’s - +1 to Paladin Offensive skills

Chilling - +1 to Sorceress Cold Skills

Cobalt - +21-25% resist cold

Coral - +21-25% resist lightning

Crimson - +7-15% resist fire

Ember - +1 minimum and +2-3 maximum to fire damage

Emerald - +26-30% resist poison

Entrapping - +1 to Assassin Traps

Expert’s - +1 to Barbarian Combat Skills

Fanatic - +1 to Barbarian Combat Masteries

Fine - +10-48 to attack rating, +1-6 to maximum damage

Flaming - +8-18 minimum and +20-36 maximum to fire damage

Fletcher’s - +1 To Amazon bow and crossbow skills

Forked - +2 to maximum damage

Foul - +15 poison damage for 4 seconds

Fungal - +1 to Necromancer poison and bone skills

Garnet - +21-25% fire resist

Glowing - +1 minimum and +6-17 maximum to lightning damage

Graverobber’s - +1 to Necromancer summoning skills

Harpoonist’s - +1 to Amazon javelin and spear skills

Hexing - +1 to Necromancer Curses

Hibernal - +8-13 minimum and +16-25 maximum to cold damage for one second

Iron - +43-87 to attack rating

Jade - +21-25% resist poison

Jagged - +1 to maximum damage

Lapis - +16-20% resist cold

Lion-Branded - +1 to Paladin Combat skills

Lizard’s - +3-20 to mana

Lucky - +1-12% better chance of getting magic items

Mentalist’s - +1 to assassin shadow disciplines

Nature’s - +1 to Druid Elemental skills

Ocher - +16-20% resist lightning

Pestilent - +100 poison damage for six seconds

Preserver’s - +1 to Paladin defensive skills

Red - +1 to minimum damage

Ruby - +26-30% fire resist

Rugged - +12-50 to maximum stamina

Russet - +16-20% resist fire

Sanguinary - +2 to minimum damage

Sapphire - +26-30% resist cold

Septic - +5 poison damage for three seconds

Serpent’s - +40-59 to mana

Serrated - +3 to maximum damage

Sharp - +49-76 to attack rating, +7-10 to maximum damage

Shimmering - +3-15% to all resistances

Shivering - +2-4 minimum and +4-8 maximum to cold damage for one second

Shocking - +1 minimum and +45-79 maximum to lightning damage

Shogukusha’s - +1 to assassin martial arts

Smoking - +4-7 minimum and +8-19 maximum to fire damage

Smoldering - +2-3 minimum and +4-7 maximum to fire damage

Snake’s - +21-39 to mana

Snowflake - +1 minimum and +2-3 maximum to cold damage for one second

Sounding - +1 to Barbarian Warcries

Sparking - +1 to Sorceress lightning skills

Spiritual - +1 to Druid shapeshifting skills

Stalwart - +33-100 defense

Static - +1 minimum and +4-5 maximum to lightning damage

Steel - +88-132 attack rating

Stout - +3-12 defense

Tangerine - +7-15% resist lightning

Toxic - +50 poison damage for five seconds

Trainer’s - +1 to Druid summoning skills

Viridian - +16-20% resist poison

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