Delirium

Diablo II Notation Basic Class Skill Item Ally Quest Area Monster Tale Modifiers Cube Socket Ethereal Prices Required Durability Repairs Stack Size Replenish Indestructible Treasure Item code Item type Affix Crafted Set Unique Gem Rune Word Consumable Ancients' Pledge Beast Black Bone Bramble Brand Breath of the Dying Call to Arms Chains of Honor Chaos Crescent Moon Death Delirium Destruction Doom Dragon Dream Duress Edge Enigma Enlightenment Eternity Exile Faith Famine Fortitude Fury Gloom Grief Hand of Justice Harmony Heart of the Oak Holy Thunder Honor Ice Infinity Insight King's Grace Kingslayer Last Wish Lawbringer Leaf Lionheart Lore Malice Melody Memory Myth Nadir Oath Obedience Passion Peace Phoenix Pride Principle Prudence Radiance Rain Rhyme Rift Sanctuary Silence Smoke Spirit Splendor Stealth Steel Stone Strength Treachery Venom Voice of Reason Wealth White Wind Wrath Zephyr Item type Helm Rune order and modifiers Rune Word modifiers Lem 50% Extra Gold From Monsters 1% Chance to Cast Level 50 Delirium When Struck Ist 25% Better Chance of Getting Magic Items 6% Chance to Cast Level 14 Mind Blast When Struck Sockets 3 Io +10 Vitality 14% Chance to Cast Level 13 Terror When Struck Patch 1.10 ' 11% Chance to Cast Level 18 Confuse on Striking Ladder No ' +2 All Skills Min Rlvl 51 ' +261 Defense Level 17 Attract (60/60 Charges) Delirium made in a Blood Spirit (Druid Only) with +3 to Rabies (Druid Only). Casting Delirium trasforms the user into an Undead Rat Man (bonefetish1 in MonStats.txt). Attack speed The table below lists the minimum Increased Attack Speed required to reduce the number of frames in the attack animation and thus increase its speed. These breakpoints should apply regardless of weapon or unit type (so they are the same for a player, mercenary or Iron Golem). +33% attack speed (EIAS) from Delirium has already been taken into account. Frames EIAS Weapon speed 20 10 5 0 -5 -10 -15 -20 -30 10 10 9 21 9 8 34 26 13 7 2 7 50 54 35 27 20 14 8 3 6 72 117 83 70 58 48 39 30 23 10 [1] Block rate Undead Rat Man has no blocking animation, so when blocking its hit recovery animation is used instead and thus Faster Hit Recovery reduces animation length. [2] [3] Hit recovery The table below lists the minimum Faster Hit Recovery required to reduce the number of frames in the hit recovery animation and thus increase its speed. >594 FHR is beyond reach in unmodified game. Frames 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 Faster Hit Recovery 0 4 7 10 15 20 27 35 48 65 86 129 200 414 4,680 [4] Undead Rat Man has no blocking animation, so when blocking its hit recovery animation is used instead. [5] [6] Reference Paladin Blocking as Werebear (Technical Discussion) Maxx Power, Delirium FAQ (Technical Discussion Archives) TitanSeal, [FAQ] Bewegungs- und Animationsgeschwindigkeiten Teil 1 (inDiablo.de)