Item · Legendary Two-Handed Flail
Akkhan's Addendum
Akkhan's Addendum is a legendary item (Two-Handed Flail) in Diablo III. Power: Akarat's Champion gains the effects of the Prophet and Embodiment of Power runes.
Normal, ancient and primal
Ancient items roll higher values; primal ones have every value at the top of the ancient range.
| Normal | Ancient | Primal |
|---|---|---|
| +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Damage | +(1,582–1,870)–(1,932–2,325) Damage | +1,870–2,325 Damage |
| +946–1,125 Strength | +1,237–1,465 Strength | +1,465 Strength |
| Akarat's Champion gains the effects of the Prophet and Embodiment of Power runes. | Akarat's Champion gains the effects of the Prophet and Embodiment of Power runes. | Akarat's Champion gains the effects of the Prophet and Embodiment of Power runes. |
Possible variants
These fixed properties roll one of the listed forms.
- +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Damage · +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Fire Damage · +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Cold Damage · +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Holy Damage · +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Lightning Damage · +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Poison Damage · +(1,177–1,439)–(1,410–1,788) Arcane Damage
Related skills
Sources
| Where | Details |
|---|---|
| Kadala | 2-H Mystery Weapon · 75 Blood Shards |
| Salvage |
 Forgotten Soul
|
| Drops | drops in the world (normal frequency) |
From Kadalacalculated
Share of this item among the legendary items of its type that drop for the class, and the Blood Shards you spend on average (calculated from price, a 10% legendary chance and the share).
| Class | Items of type | Share | Avg. Blood Shards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crusader | 35 | 2.9 % | 26,250 |
More: Two-Handed Flail
Questions & answers
Where do you get "Akkhan's Addendum"?
"Akkhan's Addendum" is available as a random drop and from Kadala via "2-H Mystery Weapon" (75 blood shards).
Can you extract the power of "Akkhan's Addendum" in Kanai's Cube?
Yes, the power can be extracted and uses the "Weapon" slot.
Which classes can use "Akkhan's Addendum"?
Only Crusader.
