In Diablo 2, there are several endgame setups: Resurrected, and some of the constructions have changed as a result of the addition of Sundering Charms in Ladder Season 2. While certain builds remained strong or even became stronger, many unusual builds are now feasible. The Nova Sorceress's last move is shown here. Build Nova Since Static Field is the sole synergy skill for the Nova Sorceress, one of her main benefits is that she has a lot of extra skill points. By the time you reach level 76, you will have all the skill points you need. It's preferable if you utilize Energy Shield to defend yourself since you'll have to plunge into the enemy mobs to strike your talents. You should without a doubt master Telekinesis since it is a necessary synergy for Energy Shield. Naturally, Lightning Mastery is also required. A distinctive talent in Diablo 2 is Energy Shield. When the Energy Shield is active, your mana filters all damage. Only a fraction of the damage will have an impact on your health; some of the damage will be absorbed. The major benefit of the Energy Shield is that you don't have to consider all the resist numbers, which is perfect for the Sorceress because she isn't as tanky as other characters.

Poison Resist, which steadily depletes your HP, is the only resist stat that counts. After mastering the synergies, you have a variety of options. To master Energy Shield is one. If you want to, your mana will be able to withstand up to 95% more damage; however, more mana will be lost when you are struck. Mastering Blizzard plus one Cold Mastery and Mastering Hydra plus one Fire Mastery are two other builds. Both builds provide a respectable increased damage output. Sundering Charms have replaced the requirement that you master at least one additional elemental talent, which no longer applies. Use your remaining skill points on Warmth. Equipment Griffon's Eye/Harlequin Crest on the helm Armor: Chains of Honor (DolUmBerIst) / Skin of the Vipermagi / Ormus' Robe / Enigma Boots: Sandstorm Trek / War Traveler Amulet: Mara's Kaleidoscope / Rare FCR Weapon: Infinity Crafted FCR (+20%) and a +2 skill amulet Amulet with +2 skill Rings: Rare FCR ring; Bul-Kathos' wedding band; Stone of Jordan Swap Call to Arms Staff (AmnRalMalIstOhm) with +3 Energy Shield for Call to Arms (AmnRalMalIstOhm) and Spirit (TalThulOrtAmn). Below 105% FCR, use blue text.

The weapon is the most distinctive feature of the "Death Reaper" Nova Sorceress construct. She employs the Infinity rune word, which is often employed on standard scythes owing to stats, hence earning the moniker "Death Reaper." When Infinity is used as the primary weapon, both the Lv. 12 Conviction aura and the -x% to opponent lightning resist are activated. When you meet foes, this greatly increases the damage they get. As previously established, Sorceresses may disregard resist numbers while employing the Energy Shield. You can move around while suffering little harm as long as your Energy Shield is active. You now have a selection of equipment to chose from as a result. Finding sources of FCR to reach the 105% breakpoint is crucial while setting up your gear for the Death Reaper Nova build. You may upgrade your equipment with additional all-skill items for more damage if you're OK with a casting speed of less than 105%. To reach the 63% breakpoint, all you'll need is Griffon's Eye, Arachnid Mesh, and Magefist. Enigma is advantageous even if you're a sorceress since it gives you +2 to all talents, increased MF chance, and higher strength. The +14 life after each kill, however, is the largest advantage.

And the same is true with Dracul's Grasp. You won't have to be concerned about healing during battle if you have these goods. Work the Call to Arms staff on a 5-socket staff that has a +3 Energy Shield. It is significantly better if it has at least +1 cold armor skills. Having a staff with +3 Energy Shield, +3 Cold Armor, and +3 Thunder Storm is the ideal basis for a swappable Call to Arms. If not, use Lidless Wall in conjunction with a standard Crystal Sword Call to Arms. As long as you can wear all the gear, all metrics should go to Energy. You won't need to equip Monarch for the Death Reaper Nova Sorceress, thus as long as you can wear Enigma (often works on Mage Plates / 55 Strength), you won't need to dedicate any stats at all to Strength. The Hellfire Torch, Annihilus, and Mara's Kaleidoscope will all increase your stats. Act Two of Mercenaries: Prayer and Holy Freeze Armor: Fortitude (ElSolDolLo), Treachery (ShaelThulLem), and Gloom. Helm: Andariel's Visage, Tal Rasha's Horadric Crest, Vampire Gaze, and Crown of Thieves (FalUmPul) Weapon: Insight, Act 5 (RalTirTalSol on Polearm) Armor: Fortitude (ElSolDolLo), Treachery (ShaelThulLem), and Gloom Frenzy/Iron Skin/Taunt Helm: Andariel's Visage, Tal Rasha's Horadric Crest, Vampire Gaze, and Crown of Thieves (FalUmPul) Weapon: Death (MalUmGulFal) + King Slayer (MalUmGulFal) + Plague (ChamShaelUm) + Last Wish (JahMalJahSurJahBer) (HelElVexOrtGul) You should always employ ethereal equipment on your mercenaries since their equipment's durability never wears out.

Since he is the only mercenary who can wield polearms or spears and since his aura is valued, many people have long used act 2 mercenaries. The act 2 mercenary may equip Insight, which produces mana, as Infinity will already be equipped. Unless absolutely necessary, you won't need to utilize potions when combined with the Prayer aura. Thresher, Great Poleaxe, and Giant Thresher are the greatest bases for Insight. The helms and armors come in a variety of styles, but Andariel's Visage and Fortitude should always be your first pick. The increased damage from Fortitude, the increased attack speed and life steal from Andariel's Visage, are all too significant to ignore. To compensate for the -30% fire resistance, be sure to create a socket on Andariel's Visage for a Ral rune or gem with +30% fire resistance and 15% attack speed.