Difference between revisions of "Intensify (passive)"

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Skill is a Tier 4 skill from the Wizard's Conjuring skill tree, increasing critical hit chance when picking up Health Globes.

Archived Article [e] Intensify (passive) is an archived article about material previously included in Diablo 3. However, it has been removed or the article contains outdated facts. The information is stored in Diablo Wiki for posterity. Please note: Links in this article lead to both updated and archived material. This article was last up to date: BlizzCon 2009 Updated version of this article is: None Current information can be found at: Wizard skills; or see Wizard skill archive for all removed Wizard skills

Background[edit | edit source]

Diablo III Skill [e]
Intensify Passive, 5 ranks
Used by:	Wizard
Skill Description:
When you pick up a health globe, your critical hit chance increases by X%.
Skill Details:
Type:	Conditional buff
Quantity:	None
Effect:	Self
School:	Arcane
Resource cost:	None
Cast time:	None
Duration:	7 sec
Cooldown:	None
Synergies:	None
Requires:	N/A
Prereq of:	Link it Stability Control

Studies for a Wizard, in how to use the residual life power of slain enemies increase the accuracy of her spells for a short while.

Skill Design[edit | edit source]

An interesting little bonus, one that would be kicking in all the time during the game. This one should actually be more useful in multiplayer games, since Health Globes would drop more often and be picked up more often. Watch some of the gameplay footage released this year, and see if you ever count 7 seconds between health globe drops?

If you specialize in harnessing Health Globes, then maxing out Stability Control and Intensify seems like a good idea.

Skill Rank Table[edit | edit source]

• Rank 1: +2% critical hit chance.
• Rank 2: +4% critical hit chance. (projected)
• Rank 3: +6% critical hit chance. (projected)
• Rank 4: +8% critical hit chance. (projected)
• Rank 5: +10% critical hit chance. (projected)

Synergies[edit | edit source]

• None known.

Skill Rune Effects[edit | edit source]

• None known.

Development[edit | edit source]

Hydra was first shown at BlizzCon 2009, but was unfortunately too high level to try out by the fans. The skill is assumed to still be available in Blizzard's internal game build today.

References[edit | edit source]

• Full Wizard Skill Trees