Diablo 4 Season 10's Chaos Armor will let Uniques drop in different equipment slots

Chaos Armor is one of the new Diablo 4 Season 10 features, and it might be my favorite thing in the game so far. It’s such a simple change, but it gives players potentially tons of power and will shake up how they gear up some powerful builds. What if the Hand of Naz dropped on a Helmet slot, instead of gloves? Does that mean we can put a different Unique in that hand slot and it helps?

But what exactly is Chaos Armor in Diablo 4 Season 10? What pieces of gear are available, and what kind of power can we expect from them? The latest PTR preview, which was available on Discord, has given us a tease of what’s to come, and we can’t wait.

Chaos Armor will offer fan-favorite Uniques with greater power in new slots for Diablo 4 Season 10

Chaos Armor is going to be a more powerful version of several Uniques in Diablo 4 Season 10, which will drop in different slots than intended. These are more powerful versions of the original Uniques, will always be at maximum power, and will have at least one Greater Affix. That’s a huge, incredible change. This does feel like a return to the Season of Loot Reborn.

Here's a prime example of what Chaos Armor can be (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)

However, you can’t equip both versions of a Unique, sadly. That makes sense, though; that could be entirely too overpowered. That means you can’t wear the helmet version of Crown of Lucion, and a feet version of Crown of Lucion. Chaos Armor can drop for specific base armor types:

Helmet
Chest
Gloves
Pants
Boots

Sorry, no Godslayer Crown Rings. The developers gave an example of how different these can be, with the Banished Lord’s Talisman. Originally an Amulet, it can also drop as, for example, Chaos Unique Gloves. You can see the improvement in the damage they deal in the screenshot above.

This is an exciting change, and I’m looking forward to seeing just how much Chaos Uniques shake up Diablo 4 Season 10 builds, and how easily we’ll be able to get ahold of them, compared to the regular Uniques.

All known available Chaos Armor Uniques

Blizzard has already revealed all the possible Chaos Armor Uniques you can get, from the generic pool to each individual class’s options. You can find all of the potential Chaos Uniques below for the upcoming Diablo 4 Season 10. An asterisk (*) indicates a new Unique.

General Uniques

Banished Lord’s Talisman
Crown of Lucion
Endurant Faith
Fists of Fate
Flickerstep
Godslayer Crown
Locran’s Talisman
Mother’s Embrace
Paingorger’s Gauntlets
X’Fal’s Corroded Signet

Barbarian

Battle Trance
Gohr’s Devastating Grips
Hooves of the Mountain God
Mantle of Mountain’s Fury
Overkill
Rage of Harrogath
Ring of Red Furor
Ring of the Ravenous
Sabre of Tsasgal*
Tuskhelm of Joritz the Mighty
Ugly Bastard Helm
Unbroken Chain

Druid

Airidan’s Inexorable Will
Earthbreaker
Fleshrender
Greatstaff of the Crone
Hunter’s Zenith
Kilt of Blackwing*
Malefic Crescent
Mjolnic Ryng
Rotting Lightbringer
Tempest Roar
The Basilisk
Vasily’s Prayer

Necromancer

Black River
Bloodless Scream
Deathless Visage
Deathspeaker’s Pendant
Ebonpiercer
Gospel of the Devotee*
LIdless Wall
Ring of Mendeln
Ring of the Sacrilegious Soul
The Hand of Naz
The Mortacrux
The Unmaker

Rogue

Beastfall Boots
Condemnation
Cowl of the Nameless
Deathmask of Nirmitruq
Grasp of Shadow
Orphan Maker*
Pitfighter’s Gull
Saboteur’s Signet
Scoundrel’s Leathers
Shroud of Khanduras
Skyhunter
Word of Hakan

Sorcerer

Axial Conduit
Blue Rose
Esadora’s Overflowing Cameo
Flamescar
Fractured Winterglass
Galvanic Azurite*
Ophidian Iris
Raiment of the Infinite
Staff of Endless Rage
Staff of Lam Esen
Starfall Coronet
Vox Omnium

Spiritborn

Balazan’s Maxtlatl
Band of First Breath
Harmony of Ebewaka
Hesha e Kesungi*
Jacinth SHell
Loyalty’s Mantle
Peacemonger’s Signet
Ring of the Midday Hunt
Rod of Kepeleke
Sustained War-Crozier
Sepazontec
Wushe Nak Pa

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