High level augmentation makes sense only if you are going to push higher greater rifts. For Monks, I think, dexterity is preferable stat, so use Flawless Royal Emeralds.Īs for multiple augmentation, you can augment item more than once, but only the latest augmentation will be effective. Personally I dont have the patience to do rifts above 5ish minutes when grinding augments. Beyond that point the odds fall off steeply.

For example if you can clear GR80 you can get your gems to about 81 pretty easily. For example, if you use Caldesann’s Despair on a pair of legs with a level 100 Legendary Gem and three Flawless Royal Rubies, the legs. Yes, you can reasonably level your gems to whatever GR level you can clear plus 1. Attribute is chosen by Flawless Royal gems which are required for recipe as well. Of course, the gems you use determine the augmented stat. Flawless Royal Topaz will apply intelligence.

The three Flawless Royal Gems will determine the primary stat applied by Cladesann’s Despair: Flawless Royal Ruby will apply strength. The gem itself doesn't matter, you can use any legendary gem. Augment ancient and primal ancient armour: Item to augment + Legendary Gem level 50 (minimum) + 3 x Flawless Royal gems.

Each gem level will give you 5 points of primary stat, so if you sacrifice level 100 gem you will receive bonus of 500 primary stat. If you have ancient items with good rolls - go for it, it doesn't matter if it's weapon or some other slot.Īs for gem level, for season journey it's required to do augmentation of at least 50 level gem. You are already using icy veins guides, so on this page Gear reccomentadion you can see desired rolls for all your items. As for what items to augment first, it doesn't really matter, but in general you should augment items with better rolls.

Diablo 3 legendary gem augment