Each enemy within 25 yards reduces your movement speed by 10% up to 70%. Your Movement speed is increased by 50%.Killing an elite enemy pulls all enemies within 40 yards to where the elite died.If more than 3 enemies are within the same distance, you deal 5% increased damage per enemy (to a maximum of 50%). Base Power: You deal 15% reduced damage while you have 3 or fewer enemies within 25 yards.If three or more skills are on cooldown, your lightning and fire skill damage are increased by 50%.You cast a devastating Ring of Fire after killing 100 enemies.Your attack speed and critical hit chance are increased 5% for each skill on cooldown.

For every skill on cooldown, you take 12.5% reduced damage and deal 12.5% increased damage. Base Power: Your cooldowns are increased by 25%.

For a look into the capabilities for each of the Soul Shard powers look below: Lastly, Soul Shards and Hellforge Embers only drop in Seasonal play, and will not transfer to your non-seasonal character when the season ends.

You may only equip one Prime Evil Soul Shard and one Lesser Evil Soul Shard at a time. Soul Shards cannot be traded, but can be salvaged or utilized in Caldesann’s Despair. Soul Shards and Hellforge Embers can drop from anywhere in Sanctuary, but Soul Shards have a higher chance to drop from Bosses. Each Soul Shard can be upgraded three times using a new seasonal-exclusive consumable, the Hellforge Ember. One of 3 Prime Evil Soul Shards can be equipped into Helms and one of 4 Lesser Evil Soul Shards can be equipped into Weapons. Nephalem can find 7 unique Soul Shards, based on the Lords of Hell, which give players demonic new powers. Season 25 introduces a new type of socketable item called Soul Shards. Below, you'll find specifics about Season 25's Soul Shards, the first item changes, and more that are on the way in Diablo 3's 2.7.2 Update, as detailed by Blizzard in the full patch notes.

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