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Delirium

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Delirium is a noteworthy runeword for a number of reasons. It is perhaps most famous for its Chance to Cast Delirium (morph) property, which results in the affected character taking on the form of a

Bone Fetish. This form prevents the user from activating most skills, so this runeword may require some workarounds and careful planning if one intends to wear it during normal gameplay.

Delirium is also unique for being the only helm-slot runeword to grant a +2 to All Skills. This can be of particular interest when prebuffing or when used with Druid Pelts and Primal Helms.

Furthermore, this runeword's fairly high Chances to Cast

Mind Blast,

Terror, and

Confuse - as well as its

Attract charges - result in frequent and dramatic disruptions to enemy AI. This feature somewhat compensates for Delirium's dearth of defensive attributes.

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Delirium

Teebling Admin

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Delirium is a noteworthy runeword for a number of reasons. It is perhaps most famous for its Chance to Cast Delirium (morph) property, which results in the affected character taking on the form of a

Mind Blast,

Terror, and

Confuse - as well as its

Attract charges - result in frequent and dramatic disruptions to enemy AI. This feature somewhat compensates for Delirium's dearth of defensive attributes.

BMAY

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

The fact that this runeword grants +2 to all skills makes it particularly useful for using on class specific helms.

For example, making a Delirium in a Barbarian helm with +3

Battle Orders, or a Druid helm with +3

Tornado to get a whopping +5 to either skill, relatively cheaply!

BahamutPrime

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Is the foundation for the Manic Pixie Dreamgirl type Rogue hireling, guide found here

Deleted User 632

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2 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Delirium morph

Duration: 60 seconds (1500 frames)

Walk/Run Speed: +33% (+1.32 yards per second)

Attack Speed: +33%

All Other Animations: +33% (This includes Hit Recovery, Blocking, Casting Speed etc.)

All Skills are restricted, with the exception of:

Attack and Unsummon

All Druid summoning spells

Armageddon

Werewolf and
Werebear (using these during morph will morph you back into your 'normal' form)

'Rogue' skills (see below)

Delirium facts

Auras: All auras can still be active during morph. These include all paladin physical point skills, plus any +aura from equipped items. All aura effects can be stacked as normal, including druid spirits, barbarian warcries,
Enchant, Venom,
Fade,
Burst of Speed and paladin aura effects.

Passive skills: Passive skills still work during morph (NB Lycantrophy does not add a life or duration bonus to Delirium morph)

There is no difference between a level 1 and a level 50 Delirium morph.

The +% bonus to animation speed affect
Dodge/Avoid/
Evade animation rates are set at 8 frames, no matter what.

Act 2 mercenary does not lose his aura if he morph. He won't use
Jab, as it is restricted.

Act 1 mercenary unlike the other mercenaries will retain all of her previous abilities, including her respective cold and fire
Arrows.

Act 3 mercenary can still attack, but his AI will make it awkward.

Act 5 mercenary can still attack, though as with all mercenaries except the rogue, he can't use
Stun or
Bash.

All of the skills in the game are restricted, including all monster skills, they will not work on mercenaries during morph. Exception mentioned above.