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Unless stated otherwise, everything here is Diablo II: Resurrected build 3.3.93847, Reign of the Warlock.
D2R.ORGUnless stated otherwise, everything here is Diablo II: Resurrected build 3.3.93847, Reign of the Warlock.
Monster Poison Immunity is SunderedSunderNot against players
A Sunder charm breaks one kind of monster immunity. While Rotting Fissure is in your inventory, monsters that are immune to poison damage stop being immune, so your poison damage can hurt them.
It only acts on immune monsters. A monster that resists poison without being immune keeps its normal resistance. A sundered monster is still left with high resistance, so Enemy Poison Resistance Reduction is worth stacking on top.
The charm also lowers your own poison resistance by 70–90% (uniqueitems.txt res-pois), so it costs you defense against poison.
Sunder charms are unique grand charms; Latent and Renewed versions carry the same stat. The Monsters page shows which monsters are immune.
| Source | Gives | Lvl |
|---|---|---|
| Charm 3 | ||
 Latent Rotting FissureUnique · Grand Charm | Monster Poison Immunity is SunderedRotW | 75 |
| Renewed Rotting FissureUnique · Grand Charm | Monster Poison Immunity is SunderedRotW | 75 |
| Rotting FissureUnique · Grand Charm | Monster Poison Immunity is SunderedD2RLadder S2 | 75 |
Source: itemstatcost.txt (item_pierce_poison_immunity) and properties.txt over the property codes of the game's item tables, the runeword lines and skills.txt (build 3.3.93847). Magic affixes are the ones that can spawn; a runeword's line includes what its runes add in that slot. “LoD 1.14d” is the value in classic Diablo II's last patch where it differs (uniques, set items, runewords' own bonuses, runes and gems; from blizzhackers/d2data); a D2R chip marks what 1.14d did not have. “Strongest” ranks items by the top of their roll range. · Report incorrect data
Mechanics · Resistances · Break monster immunities
