List of All Legendary Aspects

Legendary Aspects are unique effects that can be used to imprint powerful buffs on equipment in Diablo 4 (D4). Read on for a complete list of all Legendary Aspects in the game, including how to get them and their effects when imprinted into your gear.

Season 3 Aspects (Patch 1.3.0)

7 New Legendary Aspects Added in Season 3

Diablo 4 Season 3 (Season of the Construct) adds a total of 7 new Legendary Aspects to the game. Each class will have its own brand new Aspect, with the last 2 Aspects being available for all classes.

To get all Seasonl Aspects, players will need to finish Chapter 1 and the Slayer chapter of the Season 3 Journey.

Aspect	Effect
Aspect of Adaptability (All Classes)	When cast below 50% Maximum Resource, Basic Skills generate 3 of your Primary Resource, once per cast. When cast at or above 50% Maximum Resource, Basic Skills deal 40-80% increased damage.
Aspect of Shredding Blades (Sorcerer)	Ice Blades' chance to apply Vulnerable is increased by +20% and the Vulnerable duration is increased by 4 seconds. You gain x15-25% Vulnerable Damage.
Aspect of Sundered Ground (Barbarian)	Every 25 seconds, Upheaval is guaranteed to Overpower and deals 10-20% increased damage. This timer is reduced by 4 seconds when Upheaval Overpowers a Boss or an Elite enemy.
Juggernaut's Aspect (All Classes)	Gain 0.75-1.25 Armor, but your Evade has 100% increased Cooldown.
Resistant Assailant's Aspect (Rogue)	Breaking Concealment grants +10% Resistance and Maximum Resist to all elements for 4 seconds. Killing an Elite enemy reduces Concealment's cooldown by 6-10 seconds.
Shattered Spirit's Aspect (Necromancer)	Casting Bone Spirit also launches 18 Bone Splinters in all directions, dealing x200-400% increased damage and generating 6 Essence per enemy hit.
Virulent Aspect (Druid)	When Rabies infects an enemy, reduce its cooldown by 0.3-0.6 seconds. This cooldown reduction is tripled when infecting Elites.

All Legendary Aspect Locations

How to Use the Interactive Map

The Interactive Map both shows the location of key points on the map, and doubles as a collectible checker.

1. Click an icon on the right side to show all the pins of a specific type, or click the magnifying glass button to search for a specific pin by name.
2. Click a pin on the map to see its name and description, and a relevant picture or video if available.
3. From here, click Mark as Acquired to indicate that you've gotten a collectible already. This will change its icon on the map to show that it has been collected, and add 1 to that pin type's Counter.
4. To undo this, click on the same pin and click Restore to unclaimed.
5. To check how many pins you have marked so far, check the Counter in the bottom left, and click the icon that looks like a checklist to see counters for all pin types.
6. If the collected pins start to get in the way, you can hide them all by clicking the green Show Pins button on the left side.

Icon	How to Use
	Show Names This button reveals the Name of every icon currently shown.
	Show Pins This button will toggle between showing and hiding all the pins which you have already marked as acquired.
	Fullscreen This button will change the map display to fill the screen.
	Search Mode Toggle This button will display a searchbar which you can use to search for an individual pin by its name.
	Icon Mode Toggle In Search Mode, this button will toggle you back to Icon Mode, removing the search bar and displaying the icons again.
	All Pins This button is shown along with the Icons on the right when there are over 6 types of pins. Click it for a full selection of all available pin types.
	Counter Tracks the number of pins you have of a certain type. The pin type shown is set to the page and currently cannot be changed; however, all pin type counters can be viewed by clicking the checklist icon on the right side.
	View All Counters This icon is found on the right side of the Counter. When a map has more than one pin type, click this icon to see Counters for all pin types.
	Zoom In / Zoom Out This icon is found on the top left side of the map. You can press these buttons, or use your scroll wheel while hovering, to Zoom In and Out of the interactive map.

	General Aspects		Barbarian Aspects
	Druid Aspects		Necromancer Aspects
	Rogue Aspects		Sorcerer Aspects

All Legendary Aspects in Diablo 4

Aspects by Class
General	Barbarian	Druid
Necromancer	Rogue	Sorcerer
Aspects by Type
Offensive	Defensive	Mobility
Utility	Resource	Extractable

Diablo 4 Legendary Aspects are categorized by class and by type. Check out our guides above for a full list of all Legendary Aspects for each class and Aspect type in the game.

Aspect FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Aspects
How Do You Use Aspects? Are Aspects Consumed? Are Aspects Shared Account-Wide? Codex Aspects vs. Extracted Aspects Do Aspects Stack?

How Do You Use Aspects?

Imprint Gear at the Occultist

After unlocking the Occultist, you can use and imprint the Legendary Aspects you've obtained by navigating to the NPC's Imprint Aspect tab. Drag a Rare or Legendary item to the slot at the top of the tab and select a Legendary Aspect from the Codex of Power or your inventory to imprint onto it.

Note that imprinting Aspects onto items requires plenty of Gold and Veiled Crystals, so ensure you have enough resources before visiting the Occultist.

How to Use Aspects

Are Aspects Consumed?

Only Extracted Legendary Aspects are Consumed

Aspects that were extracted from Legendary items can only be used once. Upon imprinting, the Legendary Aspect in your inventory will be consumed and the only way to get a copy of it is to extract the same Aspect from a different legendary item you own.

However, do note that Aspects available in the Codex of Power will not be consumed when imprinted onto a Rare or Legendary item.

Are Aspects Shared Account-Wide?

Codex of Power Aspects are Shared Between Characters

Legendary Aspects available in the Codex of Power are shared account-wide and can be used by any of your other characters on the account. Codex of Power Aspects are obtained from Dungeons and main story progression.

Aspects found in your character's inventory, however, are not shared account-wide. Instead, these consumable Aspects are locked to the character who owns them.

What is the Codex of Power?

Codex Aspects vs. Extracted Aspects

Codex Aspects Are Not Consumed on Use

Compared to Aspects which you can extract from dropped Legendaries, you can imprint Codex Aspects on weapons, armor, and jewelry as many times as needed, provided you have enough Gold and Veiled Crystals.

However, note that Codex Aspects will always roll their effects as low as possible, which makes extracted Aspects potentially stronger when imprinting.

Some Extracted Aspects Are Not in the Codex

In addition, the Codex of Power does not contain every Aspect in the game. Some specific Aspects can only be obtained through random Legendary drops, making them extremely sought-after for certain builds.

Do Aspects Stack?

Legendary Aspects of the Same Effect Do Not Stack

Imprinting the same Aspect for all of your items is possible. However, do note that multiple Aspects with the same effect do not stack. We do not recommend stacking the same Aspect across all of your equipment as the effect will only be counted once.

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