Diablo 4 Mythic Unique Items Boost

The hunt for the best items in the game lies in the heart of any gaming journey, and the Diablo 4 journey is no exception. In Diablo 4, the crème de la crème of all items in the game are called Mythic Unique items, colored purple. There are only twelve Mythic Unique items in the game, but the power they bring cannot be matched. However, as befits the rarest items in the game, Mythic Uniques will have you go the extra mile to get them. There is always a small chance of a Mythic Unique dropping on World Tier 4, but the greatest possibility (though not very impressive in absolute numbers, sitting at only 7.5% per boss fight) of earning those Mythic Uniques is grinding Tormented Bosses, each of them requiring a very rare Stygian Stone material per one summoning ritual, not to mention a ton of other Summoning materials.

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As for the Mythic Unique Items themselves, let us take a closer loot at each and every one of them. As of Season 5, there are nine Mythic Unique Items, of which eight are gear items and one is a crafting material item used to craft any of the Mythic Uniques themselves. Here they are:

• Nesekem, the Herald (Glaive) — Spiritborn exclusive;
• Shroud of False Death (Chest) — new in Vessel of Hatred;
• Shattered Vow (Polearm) — new in Vessel of Hatred, available for Barbarian, Druid, and Spiritborn;
• Heir of Perdition (Helm) — new in Vessel of Hatred;
• Doombringer (1H Sword);
• Andariel’s Visage (Helm);
• Harlequin Crest (Helm);
• Tyrael’s Might (Chest);
• Melted Heart of Selig (Amulet);
• Ring of Starless Skies (Ring);
• The Grandfather (2H Sword) — Barbarian and Necromancer only;
• Ahavarion, Spear of Lycander (Staff) — Druid and Sorcerer only;
• Resplendent Spark (Material).

Now, let’s take a deeper dive into each one of the Mythic Unique items. Once you’ve selected the one you need, buy Diablo 4 Mythic Unique Item Service at our website and enjoy the strongest items in the game!

Nesekem, the Herald

The story of this Glaive is outright cosmic: similarly to Solarion, the Spear of Valor, wielded by Archangel Imperius and forged in the heart of a dying star, the fire came from the sky to forge Nesekem and burn valor away, effectively antagonizing the two fabled weapons.

This Glaive allows you to passively mark an enemy and make it Vulnerable to the next 10 of your strikes, also making your damage to them Critical and Overpowered.

Besides, you gain a ton of extra damage to elites, +10 to all of your stats, an increase to your Critical Strike Damage and more skill points to your Apex and Diminishment skills.

Shroud of False Death

This Chest piece tells the story of Auriel, Archangel of Hope, and the moment she pierced Hatred’s heart… almost… by killing Mephisto’s son Lucion, the leader of Triune back in those days.

With this Chest piece, you’ll gain Stealth and increased Movement Speed if you haven’t attacked for 2 seconds. Now we know what armor Lucion wore to disguise himself amidst the mortals.

It also grants one skill point to all Passive Abilities, +111 to all Stats, +333% to your attack upon leaving Stealth, as well as more Maximum Life and more Resource regeneration.

Shattered Vow

This Polearm was kindly given to humanity by none other than Malthael, Archangel of Wisdom (or Death), with a promise that our suffering will cease. Thank you, Malthael!

This weapon will automatically execute all the foes that have less life than the Damage over Time effects they’re affected by. Very merciful.

It also boosts your damage to Healthy enemies by 400%, boosts your Damage over Time by 444%, which is very useful with this weapon, as well as more chance to become Berserking and your attack speed in this state, plus more Maximum Life. 

Heir of Perdition

The words inscribed on this Helm almost second the Bible verse on wolves and sheep. In short, be cautious with strangers. This sounds like something either Lilith would say or… it could be said about Lilith.

This Helm will increase your damage by 60%, plus 200% more damage dealt to Angels and Demons. Also, you steal Mother’s Favor from nearby enemies.

Aside from that, you can enjoy increased Critical Strike Chance, Lucky Hit Chance, Movement Speed, and +2 Points to your Core skills.

Doombringer

This mystical one-handed sword is said to appear in the world of Sanctuary time and again, heralding enmity and desolation along its path.

Doombringer’s Mythic Aspect allows you to deal Shadow damage to the enemies around you and reduce their damage dealt by 20% for 5 seconds, but this procs only with a 25% chance, counting as a Lucky Hit mechanic.

Other prominent Doombringer’s abilities include +100% damage increase, +114 all stats increase, +35% Maximum Life, 10% Damage reduction, and another Lucky Hit mechanic allowing you to heal.

Andariel’s Visage

The Visage of Maiden of Anguish herself whispers to you, closing the gap between you and the brink of lunacy.

Andariel’s Visage possesses a Lucky Hit Mythic Aspect mechanic allowing you to trigger a poison nova effect with a 20% chance, dealing damage and poisoning enemies around you for five seconds.

As for the other traits of Andariel’s Visage, it boasts a hellish increase of poison resistance, sitting at the number of 666%, plus extra 10% to maximum poison resistance, while also boosting your attack speed by 30%, adding +77 to all your stats, and giving you 437 life on hit.

Harlequin Crest

This helm bears a story of a court mage, or rather, an assassin disguised as one, who one day cursed the king and all of his lineage.

On a positive note, Harlequin Crest’s Mythic Aspect adds 20% to your damage reduction as well as 4 ranks to all of your skills.

In addition, it will boost your armor by a whopping number of 2500 points, Life by 1850 points, Resource by 18%, and finally, it will reduce your cooldowns by 20%. One hell of a helm!

Tyrael’s Might

This chest piece tells the story of Tyrael, Archangel of Justice himself, his coming to life and the taste of demons’ fear borne at his sight.

Its Mythic Aspect will make your skills release a divine barrage, damaging your enemies along its path, but only when you’re at full health.

As an aside, this Chest item ignores durability loss and gives 20% damage reduction, 16.5% movement speed, and 60% resistance to all elements, increasing the maximum resistance to them by 7.5% as well.

Melted Heart of Selig

The melted amulet, once belonged to Master Selig, is a testament to the irony of fate. A final lesson of the sagacious teacher did not avert his grim undoing.

Melted Heart of Selig’s Mythic Aspect grants you 60 points of extra resource, while also taking 75% of incoming damage and redirects it into your Resource pool, taking 2 points of resource per 1% of your maximum life to protect you.

Other traits of the Melted Heart of Selig include 30% elemental resistance increase paired with 3% max elemental increase, while increasing your resource generation by 15%, movement speed by 25%, Lucky Hit chance by 15%, and damage reduction while Healthy by 15%.

Ring of Starless Skies

An enigmatic ring granting the power to collect the stars from the sky as easily as a child gathers fruit.

However, in terms of game mechanics, it’s much simpler (and less poetic) than that. The Mythic Aspect of Ring of Starless Skies reduces the cost of your skills when you spend your Primary Resource, while also increasing your damage by 10% (stacking up to 50%) for three seconds.

Other affixes increase your resistance to all elements by 20%, Critical Strike and Lucky Hit chances for 12.5% both, plus 17.5% to your attack speed, and most importantly, +2 to your Core skills.

The Grandfather

One would assume The Grandfather, a giant two-handed sword, has passed through many a generation of warriors. But now, it allows only Necromancers and Barbarians to wield it.

The Mythic Aspect of this unwieldy sword increases your Critical Strike Damage by 100%.

While this sword completely ignores durability loss, it also increases your damage by an insane amount of 450%, adds 150 points to all your stats, 3359 points to your life, and +20 to your Resource.

Ahavarion, Spear of Lycander

Ahavarion, Spear of Lycander is seen as a proof of angel Lycander’s willingness to watch over her followers as she left a portion of her power with her spear (acting as a Staff only Druids and Sorcerers can wield).

Equipped with this Staff and its Mythic Aspect, you will receive a random Shrine effect for 20 seconds once you kill an Elite enemy, but this can occur only once in 30 seconds.

It also boosts your Critical Strike, Vulnerable, and Overpower damage by 159.5%, adds 18% to all your stats, 33% to your move speed, and +66% resistance to all elements. It also has a 5% chance to proc a Lucky Hit and restore 66% of your Primary resource.

Resplendent Spark

The Resplendent Spark is not an item but a Mythic Unique crafting material for those of you who can’t get that one Mythic Unique item you want so dearly. Once you’ve gathered four of these Sparks and 50 million Gold (easy, right?), you can approach any Alchemist and transmute all these materials into any Mythic Unique Item of your choice.

Resplendent Sparks can be salvaged from any Mythic Unique item you don’t need (one per item) as well as drop from Tormented Bosses and Echo of Lilith (only upon first kills, for Tormented it’s your first kill in a given Season). Various other sources also allow you to get a Resplendent Spark, changing from Season to Season. In Season 5, for instance, you could get one from a highest-tier reputation Cache awarded for grinding the Seasonal reputation.