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Unlike [[Path of Exile 1]], '''item sockets''' in [[Path of Exile 2]] hold [[rune]]s instead of [[gem]]s. Socketed runes will add [[enchantment modifier]]s to their [[item]]s, granting offensive modifiers to [[martial weapons]] and defences modifiers to [[Armour (equipment)|armour]]. | Unlike [[Path of Exile 1]], '''item sockets''' in [[Path of Exile 2]] hold [[rune]]s instead of [[gem]]s. Socketed runes will add [[enchantment modifier]]s to their [[item]]s, granting offensive modifiers to [[martial weapons]] and defences modifiers to [[Armour (equipment)|armour]]. Once socketed, runes cannot be removed. | ||
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Revision as of 03:56, 22 November 2024
Unlike Path of Exile 1, item sockets in Path of Exile 2 hold runes instead of gems. Socketed runes will add enchantment modifiers to their items, granting offensive modifiers to martial weapons and defences modifiers to armour. Once socketed, runes cannot be removed.