Deskrawl Divine Weapons: Soulrender, Skybow and More

These are named examples, not a complete Divine weapon list. The table deliberately keeps the tooltip’s weapon DPS separate from character damage: it does not include your skills, talents, proc uptime or the conditions on other attributes.

Soulrender’s item description says every hit grants a Harvest of Souls stack. At 25 stacks, Soul Impact sends a wave forward for 800% Weapon Damage as Physical Damage and applies Dazed once to each enemy hit.

This matters when reading older build descriptions that present the stack as a chance-based proc or describe a blast centred on the character. Official announcements record the every-hit stack change and the later forward-travelling wave. Use the updated behaviour when evaluating the item; do not assume Dazed means every other crowd-control category.

Violet Skybow is a Hunter weapon. Its attack-hit proc has a listed 20% chance and releases multiple Arcane daggers, each dealing 275% weapon damage as Arcane. The tooltip does not give the dagger count, so it cannot support a reliable total-damage calculation by itself.

The Grandmother instead lists a unique bonus of 5% Critical Hit Chance and 120% Critical Hit Damage. Its attributes also include Strong Attack Damage, damage against Healthy enemies and Life on Hit. A slower weapon with those bonuses should not be rejected solely because its listed DPS is slightly below another item’s.

If you are deciding between equipping and selling a Divine drop, pause before socketing it. In an October 6 trading question, a community reply said modified equipment could no longer be sold. That is a player report rather than a complete verified binding rule, so inspect the item’s current trade status and any in-game warning first.

For personal use, check class eligibility, your main attack and the conditions your build maintains. For a sale, check the current listing rules before changing the item. A rare weapon is only an upgrade if you can equip it and make use of what it does.