Swing Speed: The speed shown in-game for each character using this melee weapon.

0 is the base -10, -20, etc is faster, 10, 20, etc is slower.

Weapon Speed (WSM): A relative comparison to other weapons of the same type.

Most weapons have 100 str, which gives 100/100 or an additional 1% weapon damage per point in str. For example a damage bonus of 70 is 70/100 or and additional. Each point in this statistic multiplies your damage by bonus/100 %.

Dmg Bonus: This determines how you multiply the item damage by your stats to reach the actual damage.

Range: Goes from 1 (least) to 5 (most), and is identical for all melee weapon types.

No uniques had Clvl requirements prior to v1.07 Diablo II.

Clvl Req: A character or mercenary must be this level to equip the item.

Ilvl is used in gambling, sales and other calculations as well.

Item Level: Monsters must be of this level to drop a particular item.

The odds of gambling Unique Wands is 1 in 2000.

All blunt weapons (including wands) have +50% Damage vs Undead.

You cannot gamble for wands, they must be found.

The Sorc-only Orbs should be more useful than wands though, so likely you’ll see only Necromancers using wands after a short time in the Expansion. Sorceresses use them as well in Diablo II, in order to have a one-handed weapon and a shield, and bonuses such as +mana and faster cast are useful for a Sorceress as well as a Necromancer. Wands are not class-specific, but they are most appropriate for Necromancers.

Diablo 2 damage taken goes to mana