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| − | '''Mad Monarch's Scepter''' is a [[Legendary]] one-handed [[mace]] in [[Diablo III]]. It requires [[character level]] 12 to drop, and can only be found in [[Horadric Cache]]s. |
+ | '''Mad Monarch's Scepter''' is a [[Legendary]] one-handed [[mace]] in ''[[Diablo III]]''. It requires [[character level]] 12 to drop, and can only be found in [[Horadric Cache]]s. |
It is known for its ability to release a Poison Nova after every 10 kills or assists (within reasonable time, of course); this effect seems to have no [[cooldown]], so killing 20 enemies at once will release two novas simultaneously. |
It is known for its ability to release a Poison Nova after every 10 kills or assists (within reasonable time, of course); this effect seems to have no [[cooldown]], so killing 20 enemies at once will release two novas simultaneously. |
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Revision as of 09:08, 11 September 2015
Mad Monarch's Scepter is a Legendary one-handed mace in Diablo III. It requires character level 12 to drop, and can only be found in Horadric Caches.
It is known for its ability to release a Poison Nova after every 10 kills or assists (within reasonable time, of course); this effect seems to have no cooldown, so killing 20 enemies at once will release two novas simultaneously.
It looks just like the mace The Skeleton King uses against players in combat (Wrath of the Bone King), but smaller and on a shorter handle.
Stats (Level 12)
Legendary Mace
Properties:
- 24.1–25.6 Damage Per Second
- (15–17)–(25–26) Damage
- 1.20 Attacks per Second
- After killing 10 enemies, you release a Poison Nova that deals 1050–1400% damage as Poison to enemies within 30 yards
- One of 3 Magic Properties (varies):
- +36–44 Dexterity
- +36–44 Strength
- +36–44 Intelligence
- +(6–7)–(8–9) Damage
- +3–4% Damage
- +2 Random Magic Properties
This item of royal regalia is as much mace as scepter, and at the height of his madness, King Leoric was known to evince his displeasure by pummeling courtiers, servants, and even foreign dignitaries with the weighty rod.