Sol is a Rune in Diablo 2. Sol can be applied to Socketed Items, by doing so it grants said item different properties depending on if the Socketed Item is a Weapon or a piece of Armor. Runes can also be used in some Horadric Cube's recipes. When socketed in a certain combination and order, Runes can become Runewords, giving more powerful bonuses to the item they have socketed.
Sol Modifiers & Effects
Sol grants the following modifiers:
Weapons
+9 minimum damage
Armor, Helms and Shields
Damage reduced by 7
Effects
An item Socketed with a Sol Rune increases the item's level requirement to 27, unless it was already higher.
How to find Sol
- The Countess's extra Rune drops can include Sol Runes. Only on Nightmare or Hell difficulty.
- The Hellforge on Nightmare difficulty has a 1 to 11 chance to drop a Sol Rune as part of its reward.
Runewords that use Sol
Sol can be used in the following Runewords:
- x1 Bone
- x1 Dragon
- x1 Enlightenment
- x1 Eternity
- x1 Fortitude
- x1 Harmony
- x Honor
- x1 Insight
- x1 Lore
- x1 Memory
- x1 Radiance
- x1 Bulwark (Added in Patch 2.6)
Horadric Recipes that use Sol
- You can transmute x3 Sol Runes and a Chipped Sapphire to create one Shael rune.
- You can transmute a magic ring, a jewel, a Sol rune, and a Perfect Ruby to create a crafted Blood ring.
- You can transmute a magic spear, a jewel, a Sol rune, and a Perfect Emerald to create a crafted Safety weapon.
- You can transmute a basic unique weapon, a Ral rune, a Sol rune, and a Perfect Emerald to upgrade the unique weapon's base weapon type to its exceptional version.
- You can transmute a Normal Set Weapon, a Ral rune, a Sol rune, and a Perfect Emerald to upgrade the normal weapon's base weapon type to its exceptional version. New from Patch 2.4
Sol Notes & Tips
- With the release of Patch 2.4 Sol Rune have suffered some changes.
- Notes and tips go here
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