Tuning Prism Affix Pools
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Transmutation in the Horadric Cube consumes a Tuning Prism and targets a fixed affix pool: every roll comes from the pool of the prism you insert. Pick a prism to see what it can roll, or search an affix to find every prism that can target it.
Affix pools
Each affix is tagged with every prism that can target it; overlapping affixes carry more than one badge.
No affix matches the current filters.
Tuning Prism FAQ
Where do I use a Tuning Prism?
During Transmutation in the Horadric Cube. Inserting a prism locks the affix roll to that prism's pool.
Which affixes can one prism roll?
Only the affixes listed under that prism on this page. A roll never crosses into another prism's pool.
Can one affix belong to several prisms?
Yes. For example Life Regeneration is in both the Protector's and Pragmatic pools, and resistances are in both the Protector's and Chromatic pools — the badges mark every option.
What do the Entropic and Kullean prisms do?
They do not define affix pools. Entropic removes the riskiest outcomes along with the strongest ones and makes the item unmodifiable; Kullean works on amulets only and adds a random extra legendary power while keeping the item modifiable.