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[USArmyParatrooper]

In other words could two master paralyze runes be equal to, or greater than one grandmaster rune? Or would you just be wasting a slot? 

[Elhanan]

AFAIK, the percentage does increase, so two runes will have ca.10% chance to work, but will have a shorter duration than a Grandmaster rune.

[Arthur Cousland]

In Awakening, you can create your own runes, so you can stack as many paralyze runes as you want.

[bussinrounds]

I have a rune question... If my archer always has his bow out, does he still get the physical resistance % bonus from the runes in my daggers which are equipped as secondary weapons ?

[Arthur Cousland]

Unfortuately, you only get bonuses from the equipped weapon. Having a secondary weapon only lets you save inventory space, it seems. Too bad bows and staves can't be enchanted with runes.

[Diablo King]

Yes, I've tested this and you can definitely stack paralyze runes. Whether or not they stack like 1%+1%+1%= 3% I'm not sure. I think they may be just individual chances like 1%,1%,1%.

[Arthur Cousland]

Your rune effects do stack. If you had three grandmaster dweomer runes, you'd have 30% magic resistance.

[Cutlass Jack]

Paralyze runes don't stack in the usual sense. Multiple Paralyze runes will each have a chance to trigger separately. But they won't stack duration, etc.



But duration isn't really an issue if you're a rogue trying to get auto criticals. So having multiple runes definately increases the odds of that.

[Diablo King]

Jack's right, Arthur that's not the case with damage and attack modifying runes.