Amulet: Rares can go up to 959 LoH, which is better than any inherent Legendary.Pants: Blackthorne’s Jousting Mail: +329-479 Life on Hit.(Barb-only Mighty Belt can do 3% LL from Lamentation or Immortal King’s Tribal Binding or a Rare.) Belt: String of Ears: +55-95 Life per Hit.Gloves: Gladiator Gauntlets: +152-224 Life on Hit.(Slave Bonds yields +79-106 Life After Each Kill.) (Death Watch Mantle yields +327-569 Life after Each Kill.)
Chest Armor: Heart of Iron, +9-13 Life on Hit.What’s the maximum possible LL and/or LoH? Let’s add it up with items listed in the full article below. (None do, though an item can get both randomly, or get one randomly to match with one inherently. It seems to me that some of the legendaries should have more LL or LoH than is possible on a Rare, and there certainly should be some Legendaries that have both LL and LoH inherently. In most cases, you can get considerably more LL or LoH from a rare, or even from another Legendary that rolled LL or LoH in a random affix slot than from the few Legendaries that have LL or LoH inherently. Yes, you can add a fair amount of LoH or LL from armor slots that never get those mods as rares, none of the no Legendary items of the type that can get LL or LoH randomly add more than a Rare of that type can.
Surveying all of the Legendary and Set items for these modifiers, I was disappointed. This is a very long article since life leech and LoH can be found on many Legendary items, and it can appear via random affixes on all weapons, plus might belts, rings, and amulets.
Those very useful properties can be obtained from various skills as well, but most players find it useful or essential to get some life flowing in from their gear as well. Here’s a complete listing of all the Diablo 3 items that provide Life on Hit and Life Steal.
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