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Enchant

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Description

Enchants equipped weapon of targeted character or minion. Adds fire damage to melee weapons. Adds one-third fire damage to ranged weapons.

Enchant can be cast on other party members, Minions and Hirelings. Once active, you can switch between weapons and they will all have additional fire damage.

Enchant will even work to improve

Arrows, so cast it on Amazons.

Enchant works very well with Hirelings, especially Act II and Act V Hirelings. Find an Orb or Staff with +1-3 to

Enchant and place it in your alternate Weapon Tab. Switch to that weapon, cast

Enchant on your Hireling, then switch back to your main Weapon Tab. You can tell when

Enchant has worn off by opening your Hireling Screen and noting the damage for the Hireling. If it's not red,

Enchant has worn off. Using

Enchant you can significantly increase the damage of your Hireling. You can place "real" points into

Enchant or use + Skills/Skill Tab Items to further enhance

Enchant on your Hireling.

Using

Enchant on ranged weapons boosts the damage by a variable amount.

Description by

Stormlash

Lore

Upon learning this skill, an experienced Sorceress has the ability to imbue a weapon with the power of fire.

The renowned Sorceress, Habacalva, once assaulted the elemental planes themselves wielding such an enchanted mace.

Her enemies soon came to fear the mention of the weapon as much as her name.

Can be used to make Runewords:

Teebling Admin

4 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Enchants equipped weapon of targeted character or minion. Adds fire damage to melee weapons. Adds one-third fire damage to ranged weapons.

Enchant can be cast on other party members, Minions and Hirelings. Once active, you can switch between weapons and they will all have additional fire damage.

Enchant will even work to improve

Arrows, so cast it on Amazons.

Enchant works very well with Hirelings, especially Act II and Act V Hirelings. Find an Orb or Staff with +1-3 to

Enchant and place it in your alternate Weapon Tab. Switch to that weapon, cast

Enchant on your Hireling, then switch back to your main Weapon Tab. You can tell when

Enchant has worn off by opening your Hireling Screen and noting the damage for the Hireling. If it's not red,

Enchant has worn off. Using

Enchant you can significantly increase the damage of your Hireling. You can place "real" points into

Enchant or use + Skills/Skill Tab Items to further enhance

Enchant on your Hireling.

Using

Enchant on ranged weapons boosts the damage by a variable amount.

Deleted User 632

Guest

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Enchant + Infinity Support Sorceress

Ravoc

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Enchant can also be found as charges on

Demon Limb (L23) and

Todesfaelle Flamme (L10); and as proc on Obedience (L21),

Lava Gout (L10) and

Immortal King's Soul Cage (L5). Any of these can be a useful complement to a character's arsenal to prepare for situations where additional Attack Rating is needed -- in particular for builds that rely on ITD, and have trouble hitting bosses.

Aelanwyr

1 year ago (pre-Resurrected)

Enchant is a more viable core skill than it might initially appear due to its somewhat unintuitive interaction with

Fire Mastery.

First,

Fire Mastery will increase the fire damage added to an Enchanted target's Attacks by its listed percentage. This is reflected on the

Enchant tooltip, which will factor in the synergy from

Warmth, as well.

However,

Fire Mastery also increases the fire damage added to a Sorceress's Attacks by non-skill sources such as socketed Rubies. This includes an increase to the fire damage added from an active

Enchant.

In effect, this results in a "double dip", where

Fire Mastery will increase

Enchant's base damage twice for attacks made by the Sorceress. This can result in an extremely damaging

Zeal from a Passion

Phase Blade or devastating Explosive

Arrows or

Bolts from

Kuko Shakaku or

Demon Machine.