Anathema of the Primes
Tradeable only as a raw drop — Enchanting, Tempering, Masterworking, or converting it to Mythic permanently binds it to your account.
Warlock two-handed sword. Hitting an enemy with a Core Skill increases their damage taken from you by 30% per Skill, up to 90%.
| Game | Diablo 4 |
|---|---|
| Type | Warlock Weapon |
| Class | Warlock |
| Tradeable | Yes |
| Checked against | Season 14 (2026-09-04) |
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What drives its value
- Greater Affix count is the main price driver — 2GA and 3GA copies sell for many multiples of a plain roll.
- Only Ancestral copies at high item power are worth listing at Torment endgame.
- Must be a raw, unmodified drop; any Temper, Masterwork, Enchant, or Mythic conversion kills its trade value.
- Demand swings with the Season 14 (patch 3.1.0) build meta — check current tier lists before pricing.
Questions
Is Anathema of the Primes tradeable in Diablo 4?
Yes. Tradeable only as a raw drop — Enchanting, Tempering, Masterworking, or converting it to Mythic permanently binds it to your account.
What is Anathema of the Primes?
Warlock two-handed sword. Hitting an enemy with a Core Skill increases their damage taken from you by 30% per Skill, up to 90%.
Which class uses Anathema of the Primes?
Warlock. It is class-specific, so only Warlock players are buyers.
What makes one Anathema of the Primes worth more than another?
Greater Affix count is the main price driver — 2GA and 3GA copies sell for many multiples of a plain roll. Only Ancestral copies at high item power are worth listing at Torment endgame. Must be a raw, unmodified drop; any Temper, Masterwork, Enchant, or Mythic conversion kills its trade value.
How much is Anathema of the Primes worth?
Nobody has listed Anathema of the Primes on Diablo Marketplace yet, so there is no live price for it. Post the first listing and it shows up on this page.
Listings on Diablo Marketplace
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