Diablo 4 NocLac Runeword - D4

Diablo IV NocLac Runeword

  • Noc Rune of Ritual + Lac Rune of Invocation

Having both the Noc and Lac Runes equipped to an item you’re wearing created the NocLac Runeword. It also means that every time your character Inflict a Crowd Control that isn't Slow or Chill, they will generate 5 Offering. Once they have generated at least 800 Offering (Overflow: Increased Duration), it has an effect of: Evoke the Barbarian's Challenging Shout, reducing your damage taken. Cooldown: 1 Second.

Noc Rune of Ritual Lac Rune of Invocation
  • Rare Rune of Ritual.
  • Gain: 5 Offering.
  • Inflict a Crowd Control that isn't Slow or Chill.

Link with a Rune of Invocation in equipment with two Sockets to form a Runeworld. Only two Runewords may be active at a time.

While equipped, Inflict a Crowd Control that isn't Slow or Chill will generate 5 Offering.

  • Rare Rune of Invocation.
  • Requires: 800 Offering (Overflow: Increased Duration).
  • Cooldown: 1 Second.
  • Evoke the Barbarian's Challenging Shout, reducing your damage taken.

Link with a Rune of Ritual in equipment with two Sockets to form a Runeword. Only two Runewords may be active at a time.

While pair it with Rune of Ritual, it has an effect of: Evoke the Barbarian's Challenging Shout, reducing your damage taken. Cooldown: 1 Second. Requires 800 Offering (Overflow: Increased Duration).

Runewords are a way to take your character’s power to a new level by creating your own abilities. There are two types of Runes you’ll find in Sanctuary: Ritual and Invocation. Runes of Ritual specify actions you must take to trigger them, and Runes of Invocation grant a powerful effect when you meet said trigger.

To make a Runeword, you must socket a Rune of Ritual and a Rune of Invocation into an item containing two Sockets, such as Chest, Leg, and Two-Handed weapon slots. The Helm slot has also received an additional Socket and can now house a Runeword. Any Rune of Ritual is compatible with any Rune of Invocation. Runes come in 3 rarities: Magic, Rare, and Legendary. The higher a Rune’s rarity, the more potent its effect will be.


How to get NocLac?

  • Runes of any rarity can be acquired throughout Sanctuary as a monster drop.
  • For testing during the PTR, 2 caches containing each Rune can be acquired from the ‘PTR boost’ NPC located in Zarbinzet through a dialogue option. To give you enough time to experience everything the 2.0 PTR has to offer, Runes will not be available in the PTR until September 6.
  • Outside of the 2.0 PTR, Runewords are a feature that can only be accessed if you have the Vessel of Hatred Expansion.
  • Rune Crafting. Runes can be used to craft other Runes. You can use 3 Runes with the same name to craft a new Rune. The Rune created from crafting is guaranteed to be different than the ones used. When non-Legendary Runes are used to craft, there is a chance to create a Rune of the next highest rarity.

Offering

Runes work off a resource system called Offering, which is generated by Runes of Ritual upon meeting their listed condition. Runes of Invocation consume this Offering to activate their effects. The more demanding of a requirement, the more Offering the Rune of Ritual will generate. On the inverse, the Offering requirement to activate a Rune of Invocation scales with the strength of its effect.

You may generate more Offering than is required to activate your Rune of Invocation. This is where another mechanic, Overflow, comes into play. Many Runes of Invocation apply a bonus to their effects when more Offering than requires is generated, cranking them up a notch briefly.


Rune Guides

Runewords can give you access to Skills from other Classes. They can also do things like temporarily increase your Movement Speed, Skills, and more. There are 17 Runes of Ritual and 28 Runes of Invocation available. With a multitude of ways to pair them, the sky’s the limit.

Keep these aspects about Runes in mind:

  • They are tradeable.
  • Runes stack and will be stored in a new socketable inventory tab.
  • A maximum of 2 Runewords can be equipped (4 Runes total).
  • The same Rune cannot be equipped twice.

List of Diablo 4 Runewords