Causes an Earthquake whenever the Barbarian lands after using Leap.Reduces the remaining cooldown of Earthquake, Avalanche, Leap and Ground Stomp by 1 second for every 30 Fury spent by the Barbarian (2 pieces).While both Wrath of the Berserker and Call of the Ancients is active, the Barbarian deals 4000% increased damage (6 pieces).Reduces the cooldown of Wrath of the Berserker and Call of the Ancients by 3 seconds for every 10 Fury spent with an attack (4 pieces).Call of the Ancients lasts until they (or the Barbarian) die (2 pieces).Frenzy deals 1000% increased damage per stack (6 pieces).Each stack of Frenzy reduces damage taken by 6%, and Frenzy lasts twice as long (4 pieces).Double the effectiveness of all Shouts. Feared, Stunned and Frozen enemies take double damage (2 pieces).It’s a pretty long video at over 11 minutes, but it covers more or less everything you’d want to know about how to complete sets in Diablo 3 and earn Legendaries in the game If you want a quick overview to Set Items in Diablo 3 then we would recommend checking out the below video guide from JAKE元3T. If you want to know the names and bonuses of every set item in Diablo 3, then read on! All classes have a minimum of five unique class sets, so there’s something for every type of player in Diablo 3. This buff increases depending on whether you have 2 items, 4 items or 6 items from the set in question. If you have 2 items of the same set, you’ll gain a buff. If you’ve never played Diablo before, set items work like this. Normally you can spot when a Set Item drops, because you should see a green pillar of light on the screen when playing. The vast majority of these Set Items (or at least the best ones) will require players to have a character who is level 70 and can only be acquired from playing at Torment difficulty.

They are essentialy, a type of Legendary Item. Set items in Diablo 3 are some of the highest tier items you can obtain for your character’s gear slots.

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