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Characters need to meet the skill gem's [[level]] and [[attribute]] requirements to be able to use it. Level and attribute requirements increase as a skill gem is leveled up. | Characters need to meet the skill gem's [[level]] and [[attribute]] requirements to be able to use it. Level and attribute requirements increase as a skill gem is leveled up. | ||
When creating a skill gem using an | When creating a skill gem using an {{il|page=Uncut Skill Gem}}, it will be engraved at a gem level matching that of the uncut gem. Skill gems can be levelled up further using an {{il|page=Uncut Skill Gem}} up to its maximum level, typically Level 20. | ||
==Spirit gems== | ==Spirit gems== | ||
{{Main|List of spirit gems}} | {{Main|List of spirit gems}} | ||
Spirit gems can be socketed to gain access to skills that grant | Spirit gems, or persistent buff skill gems, are special skill gems which can only be created using an {{il|Uncut Spirit Gem}}. They can be socketed to gain access to skills that grant persistent [[buff]]s, [[trigger]] other skills, or to summon [[permanent minions]]. These gems have require the [[reservation]] of [[spirit]] in order to gain their effect. | ||
Spirit gems can be supported by support gems but this will | Spirit gems can be supported by support gems, but this will often increase the reservation based on the support gem's cost multiplier. Other support gems may incur a flat spirit reservation instead which does not scale. | ||
Similar to skill gems | Similar to skill gems, characters need to meet the spirit gem's [[level]] and [[attribute]] requirements and sometimes weapon requirements to be able to use them. | ||
Skills granted by spirit gems can be activated in the skill panel by right clicking the desired spirit gem. | Skills granted by spirit gems can be activated in the skill panel by right-clicking the desired spirit gem. They may also have a skill component which can be used directly. | ||
==Support gems== | ==Support gems== |
Revision as of 04:37, 18 December 2024
Gems are a type of item that either grants a skill (skill gem) or modifies a skill (support gem) when placed into a gem socket.
There are currently 52 different skill gems and 198 support gems in the game, for a total of 250.
Skill gems
Skill gems can be socketed in the skill panel to gain an active skill which can be assigned on the player's keybinds. Up to 9 skill gems can be bound simultaneously by default; items or passive skills may also grant additional skills.
Characters need to meet the skill gem's level and attribute requirements to be able to use it. Level and attribute requirements increase as a skill gem is leveled up.
When creating a skill gem using an Uncut Skill GemUncut Skill GemCreates a Skill Gem or Level an existing gem to Level #Right Click to engrave a Skill Gem., it will be engraved at a gem level matching that of the uncut gem. Skill gems can be levelled up further using an Uncut Skill GemUncut Skill GemCreates a Skill Gem or Level an existing gem to Level #Right Click to engrave a Skill Gem. up to its maximum level, typically Level 20.
Spirit gems
Spirit gems, or persistent buff skill gems, are special skill gems which can only be created using an Uncut Spirit GemUncut Spirit GemCreates a Persistent Buff Skill Gem or Level an existing gem to Level #Right Click to engrave a Persistent Buff Skill Gem.. They can be socketed to gain access to skills that grant persistent buffs, trigger other skills, or to summon permanent minions. These gems have require the reservation of spirit in order to gain their effect.
Spirit gems can be supported by support gems, but this will often increase the reservation based on the support gem's cost multiplier. Other support gems may incur a flat spirit reservation instead which does not scale.
Similar to skill gems, characters need to meet the spirit gem's level and attribute requirements and sometimes weapon requirements to be able to use them.
Skills granted by spirit gems can be activated in the skill panel by right-clicking the desired spirit gem. They may also have a skill component which can be used directly.
Support gems
Support gems can be socketed into individual skills; these modify the effects of the supported skill. Each gem is limited to two support slots at start, with up to three additional supports available via the use of Jeweller's Orbs. Skills granted by items and Ascendancy skills can also have sockets; their number of sockets is based on the item's item level or your character level, respectively.
Only one copy of a support gem can be socketed across all your skills. The Gemling Legionnaire's Gem Studded passive or Solus IpseSolus Ipse
Grand VisageArmour: 88
Evasion: 80
Energy Shield: 30Requires Level 5+(60-100) to Maximum Mana
25% increased Light Radius
(100-150)% increased Armour, Evasion and Energy Shield
Equipment and Skill Gems have 25% increased Attribute Requirements
You can use two copies of the same Support Gem in different SkillsOne warrior alone survived to face the Arbiter. allows you to have a second copy of a support gem socketed on different skills.
The total number of support gems of each color are limited by the corresponding stat totals of the character, with 5 points of the stat allowing one support of that color.
- Strength - Red
- Dexterity - Green
- Intelligence - Blue
For example, a character with 20 Strength, 40 Dexterity and 30 Intelligence would be able to use a total of 4 red, 8 green and 6 blue support gems.
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