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In Diablo 4, some unique items decide how a build will perform its functions, and one such item is the Galvanic Azurite, a highly sought-after unique ring made specifically for the Sorcerers. The ring makes your enemies vulnerable to lightning damage for a short duration, causing them to take 60% multiplicative lightning damage. It also causes enemies to generate Crackling Energy, which creates a chain reaction by piling enemies together when in proximity for increased AoE damage.In this guide, we will break down what the Galvanic Azurite is, how it works, and how you can get it in Diablo 4 Season 10.What is Galvanic Azurite?The Galvanic Azurite comes with a fantastic set of stats that support the Lightning abilities of the Sorcerer class in Diablo 4 (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)The Galvanic Azurite unique ring is designed to work with lightning sorcerer builds. It comes with an excellent set of basic modifiers that alter and improve the Sorcerer’s Lightning Skills, adding more damage and modifying how the build works during combat.Stats+12.5% Resistance to All Elements+5.0% Resistance to All Elements+6.0% Critical Strike Chance+75.0% Lightning Damage8.8% Cooldown Reduction+3 to ConvulsionsUnique EffectLightning damage leaves enemies magnetized for 4 seconds, causing them to emit Crackling Energy and increasing all Lightning damage they take from you by 60.0% [x]. If two magnetized enemies hit each other with Crackling Energy, they pull each other together.This ring adds both damage amplification and serious crowd control on the battlefield. Its unique effect boosts damage output towards single targets and also allows sorcerers to create massive amounts of AoE damage by pulling enemies towards one another.Also Read: How to get Orphan Maker in Diablo 4 and its unique effectsHow to get Galvanic Azurite in Diablo 4The Galvanic Azurite unique ring drops from both bosses and randomly across the world in Diablo 4. While you can get the ring from any random enemy or chest, the drop rate is extremely low; it’s better to target specific bosses who are known to drop the unique ring and have a much higher drop rate.Here are all the ways you can acquire the Galvanic Azurite unique ring in Diablo 4:Target farm-specific bossesThree bosses are known to drop the Galvanic Azurite ring: Echo of Duriel, Echo of Andariel, and the Harbinger of Hatred. Farming these bosses is the best way to acquire the Galvanic Azurite, as it’s part of their loot pool.Echo of Duriel, maggot king, can be fought inside the Gaping Crevasse Dungeon (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)Echo of Duriel: You can encounter the Echo of Duriel, maggot king, inside the Gaping Crevasse Dungeon (located just south of Gea Kul in Kehjistan). Once you have defeated Duriel, open his hoard, and you might get the Galvanic Azurite ring.To open the hoard, you must gather 3x Shards of Agony, which you can farm from Gregoire the Galvanic Saint’s hoard.Echo of Andariel, maiden of anguish, can be encountered in the Hanged Man’s Hall dungeon (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)Echo of Andariel: This boss is located inside the Hanged Man’s Hall dungeon (located east of Tarsarak Waypoint in Kehjistan) in Diablo 4. Once you defeat Echo of Andariel, maiden of anguish, open her loot hoard to have a chance at acquiring the Galvanic Azurite ring.To open the hoard of Andariel, you must gather 3x Pincushioned Dolls, which you can acquire from The Beast in the Ice’s hoard.You can fight the Harbinger of Hatred only if you have the vessel of Hatred expansion (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)Harbinger of Hatred: You can only fight this boss if you have the Vessel of Hatred DLC. To locate the Harbinger of Hatred, go to the Harbinger’s Den, located deep within the forests of Nahantu. Once defeated, his hoard gives you a chance to get the Galvanic Azurite ring.To open the Harbinger’s hoard, gather 3x Abhorrent Hearts from Urivar’s hoard.Drops randomly around SanctuaryThe Galvanic Azurite, like some of Diablo 4’s other uniques, can drop from any source in the world. This method is usually RNG-heavy, making the drop rate extremely low.But you have a higher chance of acquiring the item by running Nightmare Dungeons, slaying World Bosses, and chasing down Legion Events in Torment difficulty.Also Read – Blizzard servers for internal dev build reportedly leaks what Diablo 4 class is coming nextHelltide event chestsHelltide events pop up every hour in the world. During these events, you must acquire Aberrant Cinders by slaying enemies, which you use to open mystery chests. These chests have a higher chance to drop random unique items like the Galvanic Azurite.Note that you will lose the collected Aberrant Cinders once the event ends, and they cannot be carried over to the next Helltide event.Also Read – 6 best Rogue builds to try in Diablo 4 Season 10Gamble at the Purveyor of CuriositiesYou can gather a ton of Murmuring Obols while exploring the world in Diablo 4. These Murmuring Obols can be spent to gamble for unique gear at the Purveyor of Curiosities. The drop rate of uniques using this method is extremely low, and the quality of gear ranges from magic to unique, making it unreliable. But if you have an excess of Murmuring Obols, it can be a fun way to acquire some decent gear.Also Read – Diablo 4 Season 10: All Chaos Perks, explainedBuilds that utilize the Galvanic Azurite ring in Diablo 4Crackling Energy Sorcerer: The ring synergizes perfectly with this build, improving both the damage and generation rate of Crackling Energy procs during combat.Chain Lightning Sorcerer: The magnetizing ability of the Galvanic Azurite ring allows Chain Lightning to spread across enemies more effectively, dealing massive AoE damage.Hybrid Elemental Sorcerer (Lightning/Frost damage): While the ring’s magnetizing effect pulls enemies together, you can hit them with Blizzard or Frost Orb, dealing AoE damage more effectively.The Galvanic Azurite is much more than the usual unique item. Whether you are farming dungeons, bosses, or any other endgame activities, investing time to acquire the ring is worth it.Check out our other guides on Diablo 4:Diablo 4 Season 9: Are the new Nightmare Dungeon affixes enough to make them worthwhile?Diablo 4: How to get Hail of Verglas and its Unique Effects5 best low-APM lazy builds to chill in Diablo 4Diablo 4: Mighty Throw Barbarian endgame build guideDiablo 4 Season 8: 7 Best Rogue Uniques to build aroundDiablo 4: Best Companion Druid endgame build guideHow to get and use Betrayer’s Husk in Season 8