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Rune Management and Sell Selection Strategy
📌 The speaker heavily criticizes default rune sell selection recommendations, noting they often sell too many valuable runes, even for beginners (e.g., selling runes with 4 speed rolls).
⚙️ The speaker advocates for creating custom sell selection tabs, emphasizing the importance of manually setting criteria rather than trusting automatic suggestions.
🛡️ A key rule for keeping runes is: "if anything is crit 6 or speed 4 is a keep," suggesting these should be given a chance to roll well, especially early game.
✨ For damage sets (like Rage, Destroy), the criteria include keeping runes with at least a 4-roll in Crit Rate, 6-roll in Crit Damage, or 7-roll in Attack.
Advanced Rune Retention Rules
📊 For rare (blue) runes, the speaker recommends keeping them if they have good main stats (Speed, Attack, Crit Damage) and possess a decent initial substat roll (e.g., 5 speed, 6 crit rate, 8 HP/Def).
🔮 Slot 2 runes are considered high value; keep them if they have at least one desirable stat (Speed, Attack, Crit Rate, Crit Damage) to allow for potential high rolls later.
📈 When runes become better quality, the strategy should evolve; for instance, move from expecting 1 good roll to requiring at least two good roll stats on a slot 2, 4, or 6 rune to justify keeping it.
Rune Marking Recommendations
💾 The speaker highly recommends setting up specific rune marking tabs to organize inventory, suggesting four essential categories: Done/Locked, Re-up (for runes needing further leveling/assessment), Grind/Gem, and Priority Grind/Gem.
💎 Separating Grind and Gem tabs can help track which enhancements are pending, as finding missing Gem positions can be harder than tracking used Grinds.
➕ It is recommended to +6 and then +9 runes before deciding to sell them, as mana resources are limited, and this process reveals potential early on.
Key Points & Insights
➡️ Never auto-sell Legendaries; always check them manually, even if they look unusual, as they might hide potential high rolls.
➡️ Players should understand the logic behind their custom sell exclusions and adjust these settings as their rune quality improves, rather than blindly copying setups.
➡️ Avoid selling runes that have the potential to triple roll well; always give runes a chance to prove their worth through initial upgrades (+6).
📸 Video summarized with SummaryTube.com on Feb 04, 2026, 06:32 UTC
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Rune Management and Sell Selection Strategy
📌 The speaker heavily criticizes default rune sell selection recommendations, noting they often sell too many valuable runes, even for beginners (e.g., selling runes with 4 speed rolls).
⚙️ The speaker advocates for creating custom sell selection tabs, emphasizing the importance of manually setting criteria rather than trusting automatic suggestions.
🛡️ A key rule for keeping runes is: "if anything is crit 6 or speed 4 is a keep," suggesting these should be given a chance to roll well, especially early game.
✨ For damage sets (like Rage, Destroy), the criteria include keeping runes with at least a 4-roll in Crit Rate, 6-roll in Crit Damage, or 7-roll in Attack.
Advanced Rune Retention Rules
📊 For rare (blue) runes, the speaker recommends keeping them if they have good main stats (Speed, Attack, Crit Damage) and possess a decent initial substat roll (e.g., 5 speed, 6 crit rate, 8 HP/Def).
🔮 Slot 2 runes are considered high value; keep them if they have at least one desirable stat (Speed, Attack, Crit Rate, Crit Damage) to allow for potential high rolls later.
📈 When runes become better quality, the strategy should evolve; for instance, move from expecting 1 good roll to requiring at least two good roll stats on a slot 2, 4, or 6 rune to justify keeping it.
Rune Marking Recommendations
💾 The speaker highly recommends setting up specific rune marking tabs to organize inventory, suggesting four essential categories: Done/Locked, Re-up (for runes needing further leveling/assessment), Grind/Gem, and Priority Grind/Gem.
💎 Separating Grind and Gem tabs can help track which enhancements are pending, as finding missing Gem positions can be harder than tracking used Grinds.
➕ It is recommended to +6 and then +9 runes before deciding to sell them, as mana resources are limited, and this process reveals potential early on.
Key Points & Insights
➡️ Never auto-sell Legendaries; always check them manually, even if they look unusual, as they might hide potential high rolls.
➡️ Players should understand the logic behind their custom sell exclusions and adjust these settings as their rune quality improves, rather than blindly copying setups.
➡️ Avoid selling runes that have the potential to triple roll well; always give runes a chance to prove their worth through initial upgrades (+6).
📸 Video summarized with SummaryTube.com on Feb 04, 2026, 06:32 UTC
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