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Griswold's Edge is a sword that just doesn't live up to its name and that's mostly because it packs one modifier that irritates the living sin out of the players on melee attacks and that's knock back. It looks like a machete ready to hack its way through Act 3 and will work just fine for that in normal, but it's also quickly outclassed by other weapons and really doesn't have even a niche use other than just being an reasonable damage per hit weapon. The one-hand sword Gleamscythe is decent damage though not quite as fast as some of the other options even with the increased attack speed buff. It also does have its niche uses for low level experiences but it's not something you would get too worked up over having in your arsenal or not. Still not bad though packing some damage for the level, ignore target defense, some stats and mana leech, it's a good early zeal or double swing weapon but will usually get replaced with a solid rare or a rune word fairly early. Skewer of Krintiz is a bit more mundane, it doesn't quite live up to the strong start that the last two swords had.

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Not really upgrade worthy, this usually does edge out a number of starter rune words early on due to its just sheer usefulness. Blood Crescent is another starter unique you would almost always hold on to a copy of for lower level work, and thanks to being a bit higher level than Rixot's Keen, it becomes a bit more common to find floating around. Not to mention some life steal that is only somewhat useful in normal difficulty weapons but still not bad. The Blood Crescent Scimitar is another one of the super low level while super useful weapons, with increased attack speed, damage for the level, open wounds and a solid 15 resist all. The only major downside is due to being such a low level item, it's actually kind of hard to find because it falls into that weird no man's land of ultra low level uniques that often require explicitly farming for them. The one-handed swords start off with the bare bottom of the barrel of level requirements with the level 2 unique short sword Rixot's Keen, this could be easily one of your favorite starter swords in the game with decent enhanced damage, a percentage to attack rating and most importantly a lovely 25 percent crushing blow available all at level two, with absolutely no stat requirements. So keep that in mind before burning your Diablo 2 runes to turn any of these into their higher stat and level requiring counterparts. Starting out to keep things organized, we'll look at the normal difficulty swords as with all uniques you can upgrade normal uniques to exceptional and exceptional to elite with the right formulas, of course but very few in the long run really benefit from this either due to their functionality being independent of their damage or just because it doesn't scale as well as later weapon options. Since it works so well for the amulets, we're going to go mostly by level requirement albeit within specific categories, so that every sword gets its fair moment to shine.ĭiablo 2 Resurrected Unique One-Handed & Tow-Handed Swords Tier List In this guide, we're going to look at the unique swords of Diablo 2 Resurrected. Swords are one of the most popular weapon types in Diablo 2 for a variety of reasons not the least of which is the broad number of functions available for this weapon set.