Swap: Call to Arms (AmnRalMalIstOhm) & Spirit (TalThulOrtAmn)Ĭold spell Sorceresses share the same equipment build, as their goal is to maximize the damage of their spells. Rings: Stone of Jordan / Bul-Kathos’ Wedding Band / Rare FCR ring

Weapon: Death Fathom / Heart of the Oak (KoVexPulThul) / Doom (HelOhmLumLoCham)Īrmor: Chains of Honor (DolUmBerIst) / Skin of the Vipermagi / Ormus’ RobeĪmulet: Mara’s Kaleidoscope / Magic +3 Cold skill+FCR(+10%) amulet / Crafted FCR(+20%) +2 skill amulet You’ll need the same amount of skill points on Cold Mastery as the Blizzard build, and the remaining skill points should go to the synergies for Blizzard. It’s efficient to master both as they share the synergy in Ice Bolt, but since the Blizzard build needs so many skill points, you won’t have enough. As the two skills have their own cooldowns, using both skills as you fight grants much more damage. The main skills of the BlizzOrb build are Frozen Orb and Blizzard. You won’t have enough skill points to finish this build. After finishing your Cold Mastery, you should spend your remaining skill points on Warmth or Static Field.

You need to distribute more skill points on the Cold Mastery skill - up to -195% to enemy cold resistance, including the extra all-skill bonuses.

The basic Blizzard build can be completed by Lv. Here is the endgame for the Blizzard, Frozen Orb, and BlizzOrb Sorceress. More unique builds have become possible, while some builds remained strong or have become even stronger.

There are many endgame setups in Diablo 2: Resurrected, and with the Sundering Charms added in Ladder Season 2, some of the builds have shifted.

Diablo 2 sorceress blizzard build