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Latest revision as of 15:39, 6 August 2021
Helltooth Mantle is a Pauldrons piece of the Helltooth Harness set in Diablo III.
These only drop at character level 70, and only at Torment difficulty. Note that these pauldrons can only be worn by Witch Doctors.
Stats (Level 70)
Helltooth Mantle
Set Pauldrons
- 586 - 674 Armor
Properties:
- Reduces cooldown of all skills by 5.0% - 8.0%.
- +416 - 500 Intelligence
- +4 Random Magic Properties
Set Bonuses:
- Enemies hit by Primary skills, Acid Cloud, Firebats, Zombie Charger, Zombie Dogs, Gargantuan, Grasp of the Dead, Piranhas, or Wall of Death are afflicted by Necrosis, becoming Slowed by 60% and taking 3000% damage per tick for 10 seconds (2 pieces)
- After applying Necrosis to an enemy, the Witch Doctor takes 60% reduced damage for 10 seconds (4 pieces)
- After casting Wall of Death, gain 17500% increased damage for 15 seconds to all primary skills, Acid Cloud, Firebats, Zombie Charger, Zombie Dogs, Gargantuan, Grasp of the Dead, Piranhas, and Wall of Death (6 pieces)
"For many nights, I asked the spirits for the way to defeat evil, but they were always silent. After seven sunsets, my answer came—the spirits said evil would defeat itself. Only after many more sunrises and sunsets did I come to understood their meaning." —Jeram of the Whispering Valley