Tools · Calculators of the Horadrim · build 3.3.93847

Item Compare

Two items from the game's tables side by side: both tooltips, every property line paired by the stat behind it with the difference, and the base facts. Raw comparison — what each item has; what it does for your character is the next step.

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Bladebone

Double Axe

One-Hand Damage: 5 to 13

Durability: 24 of 24

Required Strength: 43

Required Level: 15

+20% Increased Attack Speed

+30-50% Enhanced Damage

+100% Damage to Undead

+40 to Attack Rating against Undead

Adds 8-12 fire damage

+20 Defense

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The Gnasher

Hand Axe

One-Hand Damage: 3 to 6

Durability: 28 of 28

Required Level: 5

+60-70% Enhanced Damage

+20% Chance of Crushing Blow

+50% Chance of Open Wounds

+8 to Strength

Properties, paired

9 lines · differences first · Δ = right minus left where both are one number

Bladebone	The Gnasher	Δ
+30-50% Enhanced Damage	+60-70% Enhanced Damage	+20
+20% Increased Attack Speed	—
+100% Damage to Undead	—
+40 to Attack Rating against Undead	—
Adds 8-12 fire damage	—
+20 Defense	—
—	+20% Chance of Crushing Blow
—	+50% Chance of Open Wounds
—	+8 to Strength

Lines are paired by the stat the tables name behind them (the same stat two pages link to), else by their wording with the numbers blanked. A range compares by its top; a line with several numbers (a skill with charges) shows ≠ instead of a figure. A line only one item has is listed under it alone.

Base facts

the item or the runeword's base, side by side

Fact	Bladebone	The Gnasher
One-hand damage	5–13	3–6
Weapon speed	10	—
Range	1	—
Required Strength	43	—
Required level	15	5
Max sockets	5	2
Durability	24	28
Quality level	13	3
Tier	Normal	Normal
Item quality level	20	7

The brighter cell is the larger number; larger is not always better (a requirement, a weapon speed).

How this is computed

Every line is the game's own tooltip line as the database pages render it (uniqueitems.txt, setitems.txt, the runeword's first allowed slot, the base's weapons / armor.txt row of build 3.3.93847). Nothing here weighs one stat against another: the tool pairs and subtracts, you judge. Comparing what an item does for a particular character — breakpoints reached, resistances filled, damage changed — is the planner's future gear panel.

Source: uniqueitems.txt, setitems.txt, runes.txt, weapons.txt and armor.txt of build 3.3.93847, rendered by the same property code as the database pages. · Report incorrect data