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The decision between using Charge or HOTA in Diablo 4 Season 3 Barbarian builds often presents a dilemma. Many existing builds force you to focus solely on one ability, thereby missing out on the potential of the other. However, I'm here to introduce a groundbreaking solution: the hybrid Charge HOTA Barbarian build, which combines the strengths of both abilities.
This unique build empowers you to tackle all the challenges in the game, whether facing bosses or delving into dungeons, with unparalleled efficiency. By incorporating both Charge and HOTA, you maintain the devastating power of HOTA's massive hits while still benefiting from the agility and versatility of Charge.
What sets this build apart is its seamless integration into your existing skill tree, paragon board, and aspects. You won't need to make any adjustments when transitioning between different encounters. Furthermore, unlike many other builds, this one doesn't rely on rare Uber uniques or unique stones to excel.
One of the most satisfying aspects of this build is its ability to handle formidable foes like the Butcher or Malphas in nightmare dungeons or vaults without compromising the swift pace of a Charge-centric approach. For Barbarians this season, this build stands as the premier choice, offering unparalleled versatility and effectiveness.
Let's examine the gameplay mechanics of the build, dividing it into 2 distinct sections.
Firstly, let's discuss boss encounters, where achieving substantial damage output is crucial. Our primary skill in these situations is Hammer of the Ancients, amplified by significant overpower damage bonuses to deliver devastating blows. To ensure these hits, we rely on the Banished Lord's Talisman. By expending 300 Fury, our next HOTA strike becomes an overpower.
Furthermore, the Talisman grants a substantial 120% damage boost if the overpower results in a Critical Strike. To guarantee this critical hit, we combine it with another accessible unique item, the Ring of Red Furor. Spending 100 Fury within 3 seconds guarantees a critical strike on the subsequent HOTA cast. By investing 210 Fury before engaging a boss (a manageable task in most encounters, with the aid of the skill bar), we only need to execute three consecutive Hammer of the Ancients strikes, ensuring the third strike lands as a massive overpower critical hit.
Following the setup, we activate all cooldowns, including our shouts for bonus damage, and Wrath of the Berserker for additional berserking damage, before executing three Hammer of the Ancients strikes. With gear specialized for overpower damage, and a paragon board featuring glyphs like Dominate for substantial overpower damage boosts, combined with Diablo 4 Items like the Godslayer Crown and Tibault's Will, which provide additional damage bonuses, we can stack numerous damage buffs to achieve monumental hits, even surpassing the 200 million mark.
The alternate gameplay loop involves running dungeons or vaults, where Charge takes precedence in our rotation. We sporadically use Hammer of the Ancients between charges to dispatch enemies. Charge grants us Unstoppable, complemented by Tibault's Will, providing 50 Fury and a 40% damage bonus. Power Charge reduces the cooldown of Charge by 3 seconds for each enemy hit, up to a maximum of 9 seconds. This typically results in a short 3-second cooldown between Charge uses.
However, thanks to the Marshal glyph on our paragon board, we can chain three to four charges consecutively without delay. Additionally, using our shout skill reduces non-shout skill cooldowns by 4 seconds, allowing us to maintain a continuous Charge cycle. This synergy between skills and gear maximizes our damage output with Charge, facilitated by the same skill tree, paragon board, and gear setup. The only adjustment required when transitioning between content is swapping out Godslayer's Crown for Tuskhelm Of Joritz The Mighty, capitalizing on Charge's berserking effect to achieve multiple consecutive charges and benefit from its cooldown reduction.
The beauty of this setup lies in its consistency across various content, seamlessly integrating elements of both HOTA and Charge builds. Whether facing formidable bosses like Malphas or the Butcher in vault runs, we maintain our efficacy, ensuring swift and efficient elimination.
Let's delve deeper into the skill tree.
Begin by allocating 1 point into Lunging Strike and 1 point into Enhanced Lunging Strike. More than 2 points here are unnecessary, as they suffice to unlock the subsequent segment of the skill tree.
Following this, invest 5 points into Hammer of the Ancients, 1 point into Enhanced Hammer of the Ancients, and 1 point into Furious Hammer of the Ancients.
Proceed with 1 point each into Rallying Cry, Enhanced Rallying Cry, and Strategic Rallying Cry. The latter grants us benefits such as movement speed, resource generation, Unstoppable, and fortify.
Allocate 1 point into Challenging Shout for damage reduction against enemies and another point into Enhanced Challenging Shout.
Next, assign 3 points into Imposing Presence for increased life, 1 point into War Cry, and 1 point into Enhanced War Cry to trigger Berserking upon casting.
Additionally, add 1 point into Booming Voice and 3 points into Raid Leader, providing healing benefits to both allies and oneself, which significantly eases dungeon exploration.
Distribute 5 points into Charge, 1 point into Enhanced Charge, and 1 point into Power Charge.
Allocate 3 points into Aggressive Resistance to enable damage reduction, thereby enabling 2 points into Battle Fervor to attain Berserking upon Charge usage.
Proceed with 3 points into Pit Fighter, 1 point into Thick Skin to accommodate 3 points into Counteroffensive. Allot 1 point into Wrath of the Berserker, followed by distributing points among its modifiers.
The subsequent focus should be on 3 key passives, facilitating substantial damage output: 3 points into Heavy Handed for Critical Strike damage, 3 points into Wallop, and 3 points into Brute Force for increased overpower damage.
Lastly, the pivotal passive for this build is Unbridled Rage, chosen to enhance the impact of HOTA strikes.
Let's discuss our gear and aspects in more detail.
Starting with your helmet, the Godslayer Crown is ideal for boss encounters, granting a significant 60% increase in damage when engaging bosses. However, for dungeon runs, I highly recommend swapping to the Tuskhelm of Joritz. This alternative offers enhanced damage, increased Fury generation, and cooldown reduction, particularly beneficial during Charge sequences and Berserking phases. Additionally, this change provides added damage reduction through increased ranks of Aggressive Resistance.
For the chest piece, opt for the Juggernaut aspect, providing substantial armor. Since Charge offers excellent mobility, evade stats are unnecessary. Focus on acquiring stats such as damage reduction from nearby enemies, total armor, and maximum life, aiming to maximize total armor to reach the armor cap.
Choose Aspect of the Element for gloves, granting a significant 30% bonus to physical damage every 7 seconds, synergizing well with both Charge and HOTA. Prioritize stats such as Hammer of the Ancients damage, Critical Strike chance, overpower damage, and strength.
Tibault's Will is ideal for pants, offering Fury generation and a 40% damage increase upon ability usage, granting Unstoppable. This synergizes with Charge, Rallying Cry, and Wrath of the Berserker, providing additional Fury and damage.
For boots, consider the Ghostwalker aspect for enhanced movement speed while Unstoppable. Prioritize armor rolls with movement speed and three resistances to ensure adequate defense, aiming for around 60% resistance across all damage types.
Your amulet should feature a high roll on the Banished Lord's Talisman, targeting as close to 112% overpower damage as possible. The Ring of Red Furor guarantees Critical Strike chance, while the second ring with Aspect of Unrelenting Fury refunds Fury upon HOTA usage, enhancing efficiency.
Weapon selection is crucial. Your two-handed bludgeoning weapon, utilized during Charge sequences, benefits from the Wallop passive. Always equip a two-handed mace for HOTA. Prioritize overpower damage, damage while berserking, and strength, ensuring a balanced distribution of stats.
Consider the Aspect of Ancestral Force for HOTA damage on your two-handed mace and Aspect of Limitless Rage for increased damage on your two-handed axe. The Aspect of Ancestral Charge on one-handed weapons enhances Charge, summoning ancients to charge alongside you, while the Edgemasters aspect boosts damage at maximum Fury.
Use Rubies for maximum life bonus on armor and overpower damage bonus on weapons, except for the amulet and rings where resistance gems are preferred. Aim for the two-handed axe technique for increased damage against vulnerable enemies, synergizing with glyphs on the paragon board to ensure enemy vulnerability.
Let’s examine the paragon board briefly, providing a concise overview of the desired unlocks and their optimal order.
Commence by allocating the Marshal glyph to your first slot. This glyph holds paramount importance in facilitating the functionality of our build, thus prioritizing its swift acquisition is essential. Subsequently, introduce the Bone Breaker board, pivotal for delivering substantial blows via overpowering enemies. Leveraging this legendary node, we manifest overpower strikes every 12 seconds, underscoring the significance of accumulating overpower damage bonuses.
Proceed to unlock the Blood Rage legendary node, underscoring the centrality of damage while berserking in our build’s efficacy. This node effectively augments such damage by 25%, amplifying its potency. Disregard the bleed aspect; its omission does not hinder the advantageous effects of enhanced berserking damage. Integrate the Crusher glyph to bolster mace-induced damage and overpowering potential.
Transition to the Carnage board, embedding the Ire glyph to fortify damage while berserking and procure a 10% reduction in damage incurred during such states. Subsequently, deploy the Warbringer board, embedding the Exploit glyph to render adversaries vulnerable, thus capitalizing on our axe technique.
Return to acquire the Decimator board, embedding the Dominate glyph. This step underscores the importance of accessing every willpower node to amass a formidable reservoir of overpower damage. The culmination of these efforts yields overpower damage in excess of 400%, pivotal in achieving substantial numerical outputs. Conclude by securing the Hemorrhage board, integrating the Brawl glyph to amplify charge damage by 18%.
It is highly advisable to level from 50 to 100 in Nightmare Vault rather than regular dungeons or the overworld. This allows for simultaneous leveling of your stones.
Opt for Flash of Adrenaline with Tactical Support, Duration Support, and Initiative Support to maintain a consistent damage bonus. Utilize Tempest with Swift Support, Resource Support, and Safeguard Support to ensure rapid firing of your Tempest every 0.7 seconds, bolstering Fury generation and enhancing damage reduction.
Fury generation holds significant importance as it activates our Aspect of Limitless Rage, providing a substantial 60% damage boost. While unique stones can enhance the build, they are not indispensable.
Uber uniques further amplify the build’s effectiveness. Consider substituting the Harlequin Crest helmet for the other recommended options across all content. Replace our legendary ring with the updated Ring of Starless Skies, as it also reduces resource costs. Additionally, opt for the Grandfather sword instead of the two-handed axe in our slashing slots. However, integrating these changes could potentially escalate damage output to an excessive 400 to 500 million, surpassing practical requirements.
Every winter, at Christmas, most games hold various events for players to play. This is not only a great time for you to get rich rewards but also a great way to feel the festive atmosphere through the game.
This year in Diablo 4, you are provided with a brand new winter event called Slay Ride To Hell. If you enjoy the thrill of hunting Treasure Goblins and need the rewards such as Diablo 4 Gold that come with killing them, then this event is the best choice for you to enjoy Christmas holidays.
Even more fortunately, you don’t have to complete this event alone. Completing Slay Ride To Hell can be very difficult for both a single person and a separate team. Therefore, this event is actually a community event, and every Goblin killed by you or your team will be added to the kill total so that everyone has a chance to get rewards.
In order for you to enjoy this event without any doubt, we will continue to introduce it from multiple angles for you.
What you need to know is that the event officially started on December 17, 2024, and will last until January 2, 2025. So you have about two weeks to participate and claim your rewards.
It is worth noting that if you don’t have DLC Vessel of Hatred and are interested in the new class Spiritborn added in the expansion, then you can pay attention to Spiritborn Free Trial that is almost simultaneous with Slay Ride To Hell - this means that you can play Spiritborn for free from December 19, 2024 to January 3, 2025.
To play Diablo 4 Season 6 Slay Ride To Hell smoothly, it is actually quite simple. All you need to do is log in to the game during the specified time period and then start hunting and killing Treasure Goblins.
As more Goblins are killed across the community, new tiers of the event will unlock, allowing you to claim your rewards from Goblin plaza in Kyovashad and return to the relevant area to continue your hunt.
Because of the nature of this event, it actually helps you learn more about Treasure Goblins as an enemy, and learn to accept the frustration of Goblins running away, depending on the specific battle situation.
First, Treasure Goblins appear at random times and locations, but there are some tricks you can use to increase your chances of encountering them. For example, Fractured Peak’s Cellars and Novek’s Treasure Trove seem to be more likely to spawn targets than other cellars in the world, while Nightmare Dungeons and Greed Shrines may have better luck.
Treasure Goblins are difficult to kill because they are very good at running away, and it takes a long distance to catch up with them, which is likely to attract more enemies to attack you, hindering your pursuit of Goblins. And if you are surrounded by other enemies, Goblins may also flee. So make sure to hit Goblins as much as possible, as this can delay its escape.
Every time a certain number of Treasure Goblins are killed, 5 tiers of rewards will be unlocked one by one. In addition, if you own DLC, you can also get some exclusive rewards.
When the entire community kills 5 million Treasure Goblins in Sanctuary, rewards will start to be unlocked. After that, you will receive a Legendary Weapons cache, which includes 3 Ancestral Legendary Weapons. However, if you own Vessel of Hatred, you will also receive:
Like the previous tier, tier 2 will once again give you a Legendary Weapons cache, but this time, you’ll also get a Unique Weapons cache with an Ancestral Unique. And your DLC will also bring you:
Once all players in the game community have successfully killed 15 million Treasure Goblins in Sanctuary, you will receive a Legendary Weapons cache and a Unique Weapons cache with 2 Ancestral Uniques. You can then also claim Fruit of the Harvest Mount Trophy from the game store. Of course, Vessel of Hatred will also help you receive:
This level will reward you with 3 Ancestral Uniques and Harvest Mare’s Totem Mount Trophy, and the rewards of expansion:
Completion of this level means the final reward. All players, including you, will receive 8 Ancestral Legendaries, 3 Ancestral Uniques, and a single Resplendent Spark, as well as Harvest Mare’s Barding Mount Armor in the store, and the followings:
It is worth noting that Mother’s Blessing buff will be effective throughout the event, so even if you don’t have time to participate, you can still get some gold.
These are some details you need to pay attention to when playing Slay Ride To Hell. I hope you can have a joyous holiday through it!
Diablo 4 already has five different classes for players to choose from, each with its own distinct characteristics and fighting style. However, with Spiritborn, this range of class options has been further expanded.
Spiritborn is a warrior from Nahantu jungle who is known for his powerful combo ability and mastery of poison and dark magic. This new class is one of the core highlights of Diablo 4’s first expansion, Vessel of Hatred, and enriches the game content.
Besides the introduction of Spiritborn, the expansion also adds new enemies, powerful bosses, and a wide variety of loot and Diablo 4 Gold drops. However, the class is currently only available to players who own the expansion, which makes many players who have not yet obtained the expansion feel regretful.
Fortunately, Diablo 4 has announced that from December 19, 2024 to January 3, 2025, all players will try this newly added game class for free. During this period, players who do not yet own the expansion can experience Spiritborn for free, whether through Battle.net, Xbox or PlayStation platforms, and upgrade their character level to level 25 during the trial period.
As one of the most flexible and mobile classes in the game, Spiritborn provides a rich variety of gameplay and strategic options. If players decide to get the expansion after the trial ends, all game progress made during the trial period will be fully retained, so players can seamlessly connect to the adventure during the trial and continue to fight demons in the world of Diablo 4.
Besides Spiritborn free trial, Diablo 4 players will also can participate in a series of exciting end-of-year activities. First, the test server will be open from December 3rd to 10th, allowing players to preview the upcoming Season 7 content in advance.
Immediately afterwards, from December 17th to January 2nd, 2025, Diablo 4 will host a global community event called “Slay Ride to Hell”. During this time, all participants will unite to fight against the goblins in the game. By killing these creatures, players can earn various rewards. In addition, during the same time period, Mother’s Blessing will also be activated, so players will enjoy additional XP and gold gains when playing during this period.
One of the biggest draws to playing Spiritborn in Diablo 4 is its unique Spirit Guardians mechanic. This mechanic allows players to choose a Spirit Guardian for their character from centipede, eagle, gorilla, and jaguar, each with a unique skill tree and development path.
Allowing players to customize their character builds according to their preferences and gaming needs. Next, this guide will continue to give you all the information about the best Spiritborn builds in Diablo 4 Season 6 PvE and PvP.
In both endgame and PvP, Spiritborn is rated S-tier, and during the leveling process, the class also received A-tier rating. This performance is not surprising, because Spiritborn, as a newer class, usually has an advantage in the game. It is foreseeable that the Spiritborn class will continue to exist as one of the top classes for some time to come.
In Diablo 4, Quill Volley is a very strong PvE build for Spiritborn. With this build, players can easily clean out endgame content such as Dark Citadel and can easily cope with it at Torment difficulty. When equipped with an optimized Paragon Board and Rod of Kepeleke, you will become a resource generation machine in the late game.
Quill Volley The key skill of Spiritborn is Quill Volley, which shoots feathers in a fan pattern, essentially a close-range shotgun-style attack. In addition, Jaguar also contributes a number of useful passive skills, among which Ferocity can apply Vulnerable, which causes additional damage.
Currently, Quill Volley is considered the best PvP build, but this is mainly because during the life cycle of Spiritborn, PvP meta mirrored PvE endgame meta. Over time, PvP may develop its own characteristics.
Although Diablo 4 will undergo some changes every season, these changes are usually not too big. Of course, as the development team continues to adjust and update the game, some unexpected changes may also occur.
For example, Minion Necro was considered a relatively weak version in Seasons 2-3, but became very powerful in Season 4 and beyond. Therefore, players need to pay close attention to the updates and changes of the game to adjust their character builds and strategies in time.
With Spiritborn free trial players are provided with a new combat experience. Through its unique Spirit Guardians mechanism, players can explore diverse combat styles and strategies, and find their own place in both PvE and PvP. As the game continues to update and develop, we look forward to seeing more innovations and changes to Spiritborn, while also encouraging players to try different builds and explore the full potential of this class.
The simultaneous launch of Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred and Season 6 has added a few new skills to each class. The core of this skill is a Key Passive for Barbarian, making Frenzy Thorns Barbarian one of the most powerful class builds in Diablo 4 Season 6.
Frenzy Thorns Barbarian takes a unique approach to damage that makes it difficult for enemies to get close to you. If you want to set up this build in Diablo 4 Season 6, this guide will provide you with the best equipment and skill choices to help you run this build with the least Diablo 4 Gold.
The new Barbed Carapace Key Passive introduced in Diablo 4 Season 6 brings a more aggressive attack approach to this build. By unlocking this skill, you can deal more Thorns damage to monsters and bosses.
Since Barbed Carapace will give you a close-range damage aura that puts you in the middle of monsters. Therefore, you need to have enough health and armor to withstand enemy attacks while maintaining your own survivability.
In terms of skill selection, passive skills like Outburst will provide bonuses for your Thorns. This skill increases your attack damage and critical strike chance as you take damage, allowing you to stack sources of Fortify.
This creates a synergistic cycle of defensive buffs and offensive output, making you even more powerful in combat. When you’ve increased your Thorns to their absolute limit, you can use Steel Grasp to pull enemies in. This skill not only deals damage, but also causes enemies to take more Thorn damage from being so close to you.
When building a Frenzy Thorns Barbarian, Barbarian’s Arsenal mechanic is a key element, allowing you to assign different weapons to different skills. This mechanic is particularly useful for triggering Passive Skills or Legendary Aspects, which are buffs that reward you for swapping weapons. This can be affected by using a specific weapon type up to 10 levels of that weapon.
In this build, assigning a Two-Handed Mace to Bash and Hammer of the Ancients will allow you to generate an additional 5 Fury on hit, or 10 Fury if you’re in Berserking. Additionally, for Frenzy Thorns Barbarian, you can add Two-Handed Axe to Technique Slot and apply its buff to all weapons, which will make all your attacks deal more damage to vulnerable enemies.
At the start of each battle, activate Wrath of the Berserker and Challenging Shout first. These two skills push surrounding enemies away a distance, beyond your Thorns aura. And by reducing the cooldown, you can use these two skills almost non-stop.
When Challenging Shout takes effect, immediately follow up with Steel Grasp to pull back those enemies who tried to flee or just got pushed away, making them vulnerable.
Since a certain number of Thorns have been accumulated through previous operations, according to Barbed Carapace Key Passive, all targets attacked will suffer additional continuous damage.
When a certain enemy’s health is observed to drop to a certain level, it is the best time to cast Combat Bash. This skill allows you to gain a guaranteed Overpower after four consecutive hits. Next, use Hammer of the Ancients, and the damage you cause to any target will be increased by 40% for 5 seconds.
When the player character reaches level 60, Paragon Points will replace Skill points. Players can choose from a series of themed boards with buff effects to upgrade. Frenzy Thorns Barbarian can be adjusted by properly planning the allocation of Paragon Points.
Paragon Board progression
Glyphs
Vessel of Hatred provides players with Mercenaries that not only accompany players in battle but also enhance the player’s build with their unique skills. For players who choose Frenzy Thorns Barbarian, choosing Raheir as a Mercenary is an excellent choice.
Raheir’s Ground Slam can deal a lot of damage to surrounding enemies and slow down enemy movement speed. In addition, his Bastion provides additional defensive capabilities. Besides Raheir, Aldkin is also an excellent Reinforcement choice for Frenzy Thorns Barbarian builds.
His Field of Languish creates a zone of damage because slows enemies within it. When you combine this skill with Steel Grasp, you can further slow enemies and reduce the amount of damage they deal to you.
Using Frenzy Thorns Barbarian build in PVP has both advantages and limitations. This build is great against characters that rely on melee attacks, as it can effectively punish enemies that try to get close to you by bouncing damage back. However, this strategy may not be as effective against long-ranged casters or Rogues that specialize in projectile attacks, as they can avoid contact with your primary source of damage.
Overall, Frenzy Thorns Barbarian is a powerful build worth trying, but it also requires players to have some strategic thinking and adaptability. Hopefully, this guide will help you succeed in the world of Diablo 4!
In Diablo 4, Druid has always been a class that focuses on physical damage and has super survivability, but it is often overlooked that it is also a master of earthly elements and can manipulate all kinds of weather.
In the first expansion of this game, Vessel of Hatred DLC, not only a lot of story missions and improved endgame modes are added, but also some new skills and items are brought to each class, which makes the build that players rely on very differently. For Druid, it may be one class that has changed the most - from a build that focuses on physical damage that players have been using to a build that can use various elemental damage, such as Lightning.
If you are interested in this strange and powerful build, this guide will give you a detailed introduction based on the skills and items selected in this build and Mercenary. Of course, this Lightning Storm Druid Build may become a very prominent build in the next Season 7. Come and grab the opportunity together!
When you start your Druid quest in the DLC, you’ll need to level up to level 50 to get the most skill points gradually. But thankfully, you can reach this level very quickly in the DLC, so don’t worry too much. Here are some skills you can choose from in Lightning Storm Druid Build and the points they cost.
As you build your own skill tree, you’ll need to choose other skills to progress through the skill tree, which can disrupt some of the set build ideas. This is completely fine, as long as you can use some Diablo 4 Gold to respec the key skills included in the build. You can also adjust accordingly based on your play style to make this build more suitable for you.
After understanding the skills needed in Lightning Storm Druid Build, you also need to learn how to rotate the 6 active skills in the actual combat process to exert their maximum effectiveness effectively. First, cast Cyclone Armor and Earthen Bulwark before you get close to the boss or enemy to get the ultimate boost to your defense. Then use your Ultimate skill Cataclysm to bombard the target for tremendous damage.
After the health of the target you hit has been greatly reduced, you can jump into the battle and continue to hit them with Lightning Storm. You can also alternate between Maul and Lightning Storm depending on your build: when your spirit is exhausted, switch to Maul.
If the battle you are facing is really difficult, you can also cast Blood Howl to turn yourself into a werewolf and get the damage increase and healing ability increase from it. From this, you should invest as many points as possible in Lightning Storm and Cataclysm to achieve the best damage output.
In Vessel Of Hatred expansion, a new Mercenaries mechanic has been added. In this mechanic, you can choose one or two of the four Mercenaries to help you complete some battles. For Lightning Storm Druid Build, Varyana and Rahier will be your best choices.
There are also differences in the way they are hired. You can hire Varyana as the main Mercenary and hire Rahier as Reinforcement. Because Varyana’s Bloodthirst skill can give you an absolute advantage in some long-lasting battles, and the 25% attack speed increase it provides you with is unmatched by other Mercenaries.
As for Rahier, its Bastion skill can make Druid’s already strong survivability and defense capabilities even stronger, making the entire build have excellent tankiness. In addition, its Ground Slam skill can also help you gain offensive priority in some battles that require crowd control.
Of all the gear you can choose for your build, Legendary Aspects and Uniques are the most important. First, they are very rare and may take a long time to farm. They are also very important in a build and can even determine the play style of the build. Below are some of Legendary Aspects and Uniques you can choose in Lightning Storm Druid Build, but it is worth noting that you can also adjust them accordingly based on your inventory of Diablo 4 Items or your play style.
These are some skills, mercenaries, and gear you can choose for Lightning Storm Druid Build in Diablo 4 Vessel Of Hatred DLC. Hopefully, you can use this unconventional build to explore the expansion easily, and expect this build to perform even better in the upcoming Season 7. Have fun playing!
Diablo 4 has maintained its popularity with constant updates and support. The team also ensures that the game remains attractive and fresh to both new and old players by continuously releasing seasonal content.
The release of Vessel of Hatred, the first official expansion this year, added a lot of new content to the game, including a variety of new enemies, loot pools, and boss encounters, further enriching the ways players can obtain Diablo 4 Gold. In particular, the new class Spiritborn introduced in Vessel of Hatred quickly became the first choice for many players with its unique skills and play styles, and was even overused to an almost ridiculous degree.
This class is a new and cool redesign of Witch Doctor in Diablo 3, which brings many unique skills and play styles to make players feel fresh and excited. As Diablo 4 Season 6 progresses, some particularly powerful Spiritborn builds have gradually surfaced, making this class extremely strong in the game.
Faced with this situation, the development team chose not to adjust these overly powerful builds through nerfs, but allowed players to enjoy the thrill of this power throughout Season 6. However, the development team also made it clear that this unbalanced state will not last forever, hinting that there may be changes in the future to restore the balance between the various classes in the game.
Now, Diablo 4 is about to enter the seventh season and has started the Public Test Realm (PTR). According to the current information, as previously announced, the seventh season has indeed been adjusted to a certain extent. Fans who want to dominate in Season 7 may need to switch from Spiritborn to Druid class.
With the continuous updates and balance adjustments of the game, the peak period of Spiritborn seems to have passed, and new powerful builds are gradually emerging. A Diablo 4 player recently showed the Druid build he tested in PTR, which showed amazing potential.
This display reveals the potential capabilities of Druid class in the upcoming Season 7. By inspecting the details of this new build, we can find that it has defeated Spiritborn class, which was previously considered the strongest in the game, in actual combat.
While Spiritborn class is already very powerful with the right build, the new Druid build is clearly superior, with a damage output of a staggering 9.3 quadrillion. This data is not only impressive but also indicates that Druid may become the new dominant class in Season 7.
To achieve this amazing damage output, the player used a special build of Diablo 4’s Druid class, Boulderstorm Druid build. This is an expansion and enhancement of the existing Boulder build in Druid class. By combining Boulder and Lightning Storm skills, he managed to achieve a damage output of up to 9.3 quadrillion.
However, it is worth noting that this achievement is still in PTR, so the development team may adjust or weaken some of Druid’s abilities before the official start of Season 7 to ensure the balance of the game. Nevertheless, judging from the current performance, Druid will undoubtedly play an important role in Season 7.
Looking back at the early release of Diablo 4 Season 6, we can see how powerful Spiritborn has become. Spiritborn has become one of the most powerful builds in the game over the past few weeks by stacking unique abilities and attribute improvements. Boulderstorm Druid is a response and development to this trend.
The developers are happy to see players enjoy the fun brought by Spiritborn. After all, it helps to increase the sales of Vessel of Hatred dungeons. They are unlikely to tolerate a completely unbalanced Druid build that is rampant in Season 7 and destroys the balance of the game.
Therefore, we can foresee that the development team may make some adjustments to Druid before the start of the next season to ensure that it is not too powerful. If the development team does not make too many changes to the new Druid build, it is likely that players will turn to this character when entering Season 7.
However, the good news is that Druid players are likely to be in the spotlight next season. With Season 7 update set to be released in January 2025, this will give players at least a month to use and explore the various possibilities of Spiritborn class.
This is exciting news for players who are keen to challenge new play styles and strategies. As Diablo 4 Season 7 approaches, players can look forward to a new chapter full of challenges and opportunities. Whether continuing to explore the powerful potential of Spiritborn or trying new Druid builds, every player will find their own unique gaming experience in the new season.
The continuous updates and support from the development team ensure that the game always remains fresh and attractive, while the enthusiasm and creativity of the players make Diablo 4 more vivid and interesting. Let us look forward to creating more unforgettable moments and legendary stories in Season 7.
In Diablo 4, in order to enhance the unique gameplay of the different builds of the six major professions, the game provides dozens of different equipment options, which can significantly improve the effect of your build. Among them, Razorplate is a special type of breastplate that is particularly suitable for Thorns-based builds.
Additionally, some unique items designed specifically for Spiritborn are introduced in Diablo 4’s Vessel of Hatred Expansion. Among them, Sepazontec is a Unique Quarterstaff that is very attractive for players looking to enhance their builds later in the game. However, obtaining this powerful piece of equipment requires some effort.
If you’re interested in how to get Razorplate and Melted Heart of Selig charms, we’ve got a detailed guide. Below, we’ll cover how to obtain these two powerful items and explain their effects.
In Diablo 4, Razorplate is a unique item that can be obtained in multiple ways. First off, this unique item only drops under Torment difficulties, so you need to be at least Torment 1 to have a chance of getting it.
As you increase your Torment tier, the chance of a unique item dropping will increase accordingly, so if you want to maximize your chances of getting a Razorplate, it is recommended that you try to challenge higher Torment tiers. Of course, you can also use Diablo 4 Gold to speed up the process of reaching the highest Torment tier to save time.
Besides specific difficulty requirements, Razorplate can be obtained from any place where other types of items may be dropped, such as randomly dropped by defeating monsters, as a reward after completing Nightmare Dungeons, defeating World Bosses, or opening Helltide chests.
In order to obtain Razorplate, a unique item, more efficiently, players can choose to challenge Uber boss Lord Zir, as he has a higher chance of dropping Razorplate and other unique items.
To summon Uber boss Lord Zir, you can collect 12 Exquisite Blood by participating in Legion Events, World Bosses, Helltide Blood Maiden or Treasure Goblins in the game and use them to summon at Ancient’s Seat in Fractured Peaks. If you don’t get Razorplate after defeating Lord Zir once, you can try a few more times.
Razorplate focuses on improving Thorns. Each attribute slot of this piece of equipment will directly increase the player’s total Thorns value. Additionally, Razorplate has a 10% chance to grant your Thorns an additional 100 to 200 points. This extra damage bonus can significantly improve your survivability and ability to hit enemies in combat.
Because of Razorplate’s special effects, it is particularly suitable for those builds that rely on Thorns damage, such as Rock Splitter Gorilla build in Spiritborn characters. In this build, players can utilize Razorplate to maximize their Thorns damage output. Also, this piece of equipment can be used by other Thorns-based Spiritborn builds or Thorns-based Barbarian builds, such as Rock Splitter Gorilla build.
In order to have a chance of obtaining Sepazontec, players first need to advance to the later stages of the game and collect the necessary materials for one of the two Lair Bosses. Not only are these boss battles challenging, but Sepazontec drops are not guaranteed, and it may take multiple attempts to successfully defeat them and get the desired drop.
Players can try to obtain this Unique Quarterstaff by challenging the standard boss without having to invest a lot of time and energy in dealing with higher difficulty enemies. Because while fighting Tormented versions of Duriel and Andariel can also yield a Mythic Unique item, standard boss summons also has the same chance of dropping Sepazontec, and requires far fewer materials.
While the process can be long and difficult, Sepazontec is undoubtedly worth it for players looking for ultimate power and a unique gaming experience. Not only can it significantly improve the abilities of Spiritborn characters, but it can also bring players a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.
Sepazontec is best suited for builds that rely on base abilities to deal damage. There are a few particularly popular builds for Spiritborn class that effectively utilize their basic skills to deal damage, including Thrash Thorns Build and Rocksplitter Thorns Build. However, for builds using a standard Core ability or Focus ability, Rod of Kepeleke or a Legendary Item may be a more suitable choice.
In summary, in Diablo 4, by proper planning and strategically challenging enemies of various difficulty levels, players can acquire unique equipment like Razorplate to enhance their Thorns-based builds.
Meanwhile, for those players who are eager to further enhance the strength of their Spiritborn characters, while the process of obtaining Sepazontec may be challenging, the powerful buffs it brings are definitely worth a try. Whether you are pursuing ultimate damage output or enjoying the fun of exploring the unknown, Diablo 4 has prepared a wealth of content for every player waiting for you to discover.
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