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The new Skill Rune system of Diablo 3 will be vastly different than the Diablo 2 runes, as they will no longer be socketed into items, but instead infused into skills directly, and have a much greater gameplay effect.

Socket

During BlizzCon 2008, it was possibly to try out these skill runes in action, but only with the newly announced Wizard class. Players could add a rune to a Wizard spell and create new effects such as hitting more targets or causing damage in a greater area.

Electrocute + Multistrike

Find out more about these mysterious scribings on the Skill Runes article.

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-[[Image:Runes.jpg|thumb|right|175px|Runes of [[Sanctuary]].]]The new '''[[Rune|Skill Rune system]]''' of [[Diablo 3]] will be vastly different than the {{iw|Rune Diablo 2 runes}}, as they will no longer be socketed into items, but instead infused into '''[[skill]]s''' directly. They also have a bigger impact on gameplay, as it not only have a visual effect, but major enhancements to the selected skills as well.
+[[Image:Runes.jpg|thumb|right|175px|<span style="font-size:90%;">Runes of [[Sanctuary]]</span>]]The new '''[[Rune|Skill Rune system]]''' of [[Diablo 3]] will be vastly different than the {{iw|Rune Diablo 2 runes}}, as they will no longer be socketed into items, but instead infused into '''[[skill]]s''' directly, and have a much greater gameplay effect.<br><br>
+[[Image:Runeskill.jpg|thumb|62px|right|<span style="font-size:90%;">Socket</span>]]During [[BlizzCon 2008]], it was possibly to try out these [[Rune|skill runes]] in action, but only with the newly announced [[Wizard]] class. Players could add a rune to a Wizard spell and create new effects such as hitting more targets or causing damage in a greater area.
+[[Image:Electrocute_multistrike.jpg|275px|thumb|center|<span style="font-size:90%;">[[Electrocute]] + [[Multistrike Rune|Multistrike]]</span>]]
-[[Image:Runeskill.jpg|thumb|right|Socket.]]During [[BlizzCon 2008]], it was possibly to try out these [[Rune|skill runes]] in action, but only with the newly announced [[Wizard]] class. Players could add an [[Energy Rune]], [[Lethality Rune]], [[Multistrike Rune]], [[Power Rune]] or a [[Striking Rune]] to a Wizard spell to create new effects such as hitting more targets or causing damage in a greater area.
+Find out more about these mysterious scribings on the '''[[Rune|Skill Runes]]''' article.
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-[[Image:Wiz-frost-nova1.jpg|thumb|175px|<span style="font-size:90%;">Wizard casting [[Storm_Skill_Tree|Frost Nova]].</span>]]The [[Wizard]] was not a huge surprise for most Blizzard fans when she was revealed at BlizzCon 2008, but the fact that so many of the '''[[Wizard skills]]''' were available for us to study and collect in DiabloWiki was quite a surprise. The poor [[Witch Doctor]] only had a [[Witch Doctor skills|handful of skills]]!
-From the different skill trees, we saw spectacular spell effects such as a [[Conjuring_Skill_Tree#Meteor Storm|Meteor Storm]], [[Arcane_Skill_Tree#Slow Time|Slow Time]] or "[[Storm_Skill_Tree#Electrocute|Electrocute]]" (more commonly known as "Chain Lightning").
-So take a look at the very impressive [[Wizard skills|skill trees of the Wizard]]:
-* '''[[Conjuring Skill Tree]]'''
-* '''[[Arcane Skill Tree]]'''
-* '''[[Storm Skill Tree]]'''
-Make sure to check back to us here at DiabloWiki, as updates are made daily to the Diablo 3 content!
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