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Runic Attenuation

Runic Attenuation1 point

Auto attacks have a chance to generate 3 Runic Power.

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TypeTalent
Ranks1 point
ClassDeath Knight
Specializations3
Tree sectionDeath Knight class talents
Row2 of 10
Game build12.1.5
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Tree position

In the Blood Death Knight talent tree, Runic Attenuation sits in the Death Knight class talents, row 2 of 10. It is a single-point node.

Connected above

The tree draws a line into Runic Attenuation from Icebound Fortitude.

  • Icebound Fortitude

    Your blood freezes, granting immunity to Stun effects and reducing all damage you take by 30% for 8 sec.

Connected below

Runic Attenuation leads on to Mind Freeze, Blinding Sleet and Gloom Ward.

  • Mind Freeze

    Smash the target's mind with cold, interrupting spellcasting and preventing any spell in that school from being cast for 5 sec.

  • Blinding Sleet

    Targets in a cone in front of you are blinded, causing them to wander disoriented for 5 sec. Damage may cancel the effect. When Blinding Sleet ends, enemies are slowed by 50% for 6 sec.

  • Gloom Ward2 ranks

    Absorbs are 15% more effective on you.

Same row

Also on this row: Improved Death Strike and Cleaving Strikes.

  • Improved Death Strike

    Death Strike's cost is reduced by 5, and its healing is increased by 15%.

  • Cleaving Strikes

    Frostscythe deals 20% increased damage during Remorseless Winter.Heart Strike hits up to 3Scourge Strike and Festering Strike deal 10% increased damage. additional enemies while you remain in Death and Decay. When leaving your Death and Decay you retain its bonus effects for 4 sec.

Talent trees

Runic Attenuation is in the talent tree of 3 specializations. Death Knight: Blood (Tank), Frost (DPS), Unholy (DPS).

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Runic Attenuation Changes by patch

Tracked changes to this talent between game data builds, newest first.

  • First tracked in the game data (patch 12.1.0)
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