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We’re doing an update on the bossing poison Rogue build for Season 1. This build allows you to skip all of your mechanics and his super cheese. But if you don’t care to learn the fight and just want the mount and the title, I’d recommend using this build. This build is fairly easy to gear. The only things that may be difficult to get are D4 Unique Items that are used, those being Penitent Greaves, Asheara’s Khanjar and Condemnation.
As normal, we’ll be going over skills, the skill tree, gear, aspects, and the Paragon Board. At the end, I’ll also talk about some tips and what to avoid when skipping her mechanics.
For the skills, I’m using Poison Trap, Dash, Twisting Blades, Poison Imbuement, Smoke Grenade, and Puncture.
We use Poison Trap for the damage multi and Smoke Grenade for the extra Crowd Control. And we use the Combo Points as our Specialization.
The idea is to stack as much CC as we can so that we can quickly stagger her and skip her phases and mechanics with our damage.
As for our skill tree, it’s pretty much your standard Twisting Blade skill tree.
We have Puncture.
We have Twisting Blades with Advanced Twisting Blades.
We put two skill points into Sturdy and three skill points into Siphoning Strikes, three skill points into Weapon Mastery, one skill point into Dash. But you don’t really need Dash for this.
We have Smoke Grenade with Subverting Smoke Grenade for even more Crowd Control.
We have Poison Trap with the Subverting Poison Trap for that 10% increased poison damage multi.
Then, we put three skill points into Exploit and three skill points into Malice.
We have Poison Imbuement (Rank 5) with Blended Poison Imbuement.
We put three skill points into Deadly Venom, three skill points into Frigid Finesse, and then three skill points in Innervation. This is where we get our energy sustained from.
We put three skill points into Alchemist Fortune and three skill points into the Second Wind for even more lucky hit chance.
We put one skill point into Adrenaline Rush and three skill points into Haste.
Finally, we’re using Close Quarters Combat.
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Onto our gear and aspects, I want to start off with our armor.
On our helmet, we want Basic Skill Attack Speed, Life, Crowd Control Duration, and Ranks of Poison Imbuement with Mangler’s Aspect to help stagger her.
The chestplate is your normal defensive chestplate with Life, Damage Reduction, Damage Reduction from Close Enemies and Armor percent. But the aspect we have here is an Aspect of Noxious Ice. So, when we stagger her, we have another damage multiplier for our poison.
On our gloves, get Ranks of Twisting Blades, lucky hit chance to slow, Critical Strike Chance, and Attack Speed with Aspect of Bursting Venoms. Aspect of Bursting Venoms allows us to constantly have unlimited Poison Imbuement just to keep stacking poison damage on her.
On our pants, we have Life, Damage Reduction, Damage Reduction from Close Enemies and Armor percent with Aspect of Disobedience.
For our boots, we have Penitent Greaves for the extra chill to stagger and extra damage for when she is staggered and the Crowd Control Duration.
For our weapons on our crossbow, we’re using our normal Bladedancer’s Warcaster crossbow with Critical Strike Damage, Vulnerable Damage, Core Skill Damage and Dexterity.
For our daggers, as mentioned before, we have Asheara’s Khanjar and Condemnation. The Asheara’s Khanjar is insane because it gives us up to 16 and a half percent lucky hit and so much Attack Speed to help stagger and build up poison faster. And Condemnation is also insane because it’s a huge DPS boost.
If you have enough Diablo 4 Gold, I suggest you upgrade all these weapons to the highest level. In this way, you will be stronger.
Lastly, the jewelry and hearts. I really cheaped out on the jewelry. There is only a few rolls that you really need.
On the amulet, you want at least to have Ranks of All Imbuement Skills and either Malice or Deadly Venom. If you want to go all out and min max this, get Dexterity percent and Crowd Control Duration as well. The aspect we have is an Aspect of Corruption to increase our Poison Imbuement Damage.
For your rings, you want to have at least Critical Strike Chance, and Lucky Hit Chance. If you want to have more damage, get Vulnerable Damage and Poison Damage as well. The aspects we have are Accelerating Aspect and Rapid Aspect.
For more Attack Speed, we get our energy sustained from the passive Innervation. With so much Lucky Hit, if we run out of energy, just hold Puncture down for a second and you’ll be full.
For your hearts on your jewelry, you’ll want to have at least two Devious sockets and the last can be any color.
We have The Calculated because we attack so fast that we spend that 150 energy very quickly so that five seconds done is a huge boost to our stagger.
Next is Clipshot. Again, because of our Lucky Hit Chance and Attack Speed, it’s amazing for our stagger.
The last one is Creeping Death. When she’s staggered, our damaged to skyrockets, allowing us to just do so much damage that we skip phases and all of her mechanics.
In order to help you understand our build more directly, I will directly list the aspects and gems I use.
Aspects:
Gems: Emerald, Ruby, Creeping Death, The Calculated, The Clipshot
Lastly, we have our Paragon Boards.
Starting off with the glyphs, we’re picking up Closer, Tracker, Chip, Turf, Control, and Ambush.
The legendary nodes that we pick up are Exploit Weakness, Tricks of the Trade and Eldritch Bounty.
Finally, we’re going to talk about some mechanics of skipping the mechanics.
So, some things that you should be aware of starting with the first phase, there really isn’t anything specific here. If you don’t stagger and phase her, then just run out of the ring and reset. For the most part, the first phase is super easy.
However, in the second phase, there are a few things to note here. As soon as she spawns in, you need to stagger her as fast as possible so she doesn’t slam down. If she does her slam, then when the area starts to break and she’s flying around to destroy it, she’ll start spawning Fireballs and makes it very difficult to finish the fight with those Fireballs because they do one-shot you.
So, what I do is I’ll drop two Poison Traps on her spawn point and then start attacking to build up some Attack Speed. And when her stagger bar is about 60%, then drop the Stun Grenade and then you’ll just DPS as normal.
If you’ve done this, then you’re set for the most part. She’ll fly around the area, destroying it. Do not stagger her again until she’s destroyed the top at the right and the left and comes back to the middle.
When she’s back in the middle, you’re free to finish the fight. However, if you do stagger her before, then she’ll start spawning her minions and Fireballs will start to spawn again.
Lastly, sometimes when she’s destroyed the arena right at the end, she’ll summon her Shadow Clone looking thing and it’ll attack you and it will one shot you.
So, when you kill her, just start running around in a circle kind of close to the edge to avoid getting hit by it. And if you’ve done all that, then you’ve officially cheesed the Lilith fight.
Today, we'd like to discuss Shred Druid build in Diablo 4 Season 10. This build's incredible movement speed and board clearing capabilities quickly make it an ideal choice for campaign advancement, dungeon clearing, and general monster raiding.
Additionally, Shred Druid boasts high damage output focused on Critical Strikes and Overpowers, excellent mobility, and a strong defensive layer built with Barriers and Fortify. More importantly, it offers powerful endgame scaling with minimal unique gear requirements, making it one of the fastest and easiest Druid builds to learn.
With this build, you can easily handle any imaginable scenario, whether it's boss kills, leveling, Diablo 4 gold farming, or even pushing The Pits. Crucially, it doesn't require any mandatory Mythic Unique Items, which is why we highly recommend this build.
Next, I'll cover everything you need to know about Shred Druid build's gear, skill tree, Aspects, Chaos Perks, and more.
First, let's start with the fundamentals of this build. Shred Druid build doesn't require specific items to function properly, making it versatile and offering a wide variety of gear options.
That being said, it does require specific ultimate abilities and Aspects, which are key to making this build more effective.
We'll be using Aspect of the Wildrage because it provides significant balance, damage reduction, increased damage, and an additional 30% armor at rank 5. Pairing it with a Shred maximizes its effectiveness.
However, as we all know, Grizzly Rage is a Werebear ability. Therefore, to use it with a Shred, we need a must-have Aspect: Dire Wolf's Aspect. When we activate Grizzly Rage, it transforms us into a Dire Werewolf, providing generous bonuses like movement speed and damage reduction. With this aspect, we can now use Shred and our Werewolf abilities.
Another key aspect is Aspect of the Rabid Bear, which converts our direct damage into poison, converts it into elemental damage, and passively applies Rabies to enemies while Grizzly Rage is active.
Next, with these two as a starting point, we can begin building everything else to maximize Shred's damage.
Now that we have a grasp of the key aspects of our build, let's talk about the gameplay loop and explain the mechanics used extensively here.
First, we need two runes: Moni and Que. Moni allows you to cast abilities immediately after moving, with a 0.2-second cooldown, increasing your ability to cast them more frequently; while Que summons Druid's Earthen Bulwark, providing a barrier.
Whenever we use a Mobility or Macabre Skill, Moni activates Que to create a Runeword. Therefore, our Earthen Bulwark will always be active.
The trick is that while Earthen Bulwark is active, each Wild Transformation will cause a confusion, transforming us back to Human form.
When Que activates, it detects that it's a Human form skill. So, even if you can't see the animation, we're actually constantly changing form.
Understanding this, you'll see that we're constantly transitioning from Human to Werewolf form. This means that the bonuses from Wild Transformations and the constant Werewolf form both increase attack speed, and for a build like Shred that relies on continuous critical hits, the 20% increase in critical hit damage is a huge DPS boost.
In addition, Human form also triggers Cyclone Armor, granting non-physical damage reduction from nearby Cyclones. This means that each time we transform, we attract monsters to optimize our DPS.
Now, let's break down the gear we're currently using in this build; this set alone is enough to get us through the entire game.
It's worth noting that Chaos Armor may shift positions depending on what items you have. For example, if you have Fists of Fate on your helmet and Malefic Crescent on your pants, they will function normally, so just make sure you have them.
Let's continue with the skill tree. Starting with Maul, alternate with Shred and stack Rapid Attack before using Grizzly Rage. We'll then move on to Primal Shred for increased critical damage, which is perfect for this build, with the emphasis on preserving Cyclone Armor.
As mentioned earlier, since Que summons Earthen Bulwark and uses Barrier to mitigate damage, and it's always active, we can invest 2 points in Barrier and Preserving Blood Howl to increase attack speed.
Additionally, investing 3 points in Feral Aptitude boosts damage output when the character is at full health and moving at a speed above 100% of their base level. High movement speed synergizes well with Malefic Crescent.
Electric Shock increases root chance and bonus damage, synergizing well with Fists of Fate's Lucky Hits, so invest 3 points in it.
Grizzly Rage adds 5 points, increasing our armor limit and survivability.
The key passive here is Lupine Ferocity, which benefits strongly from Malefic Crescent and Mad Wolf's Glee.
Finally, Shred Druid Chaos Perk selection is extensive, but we'll only mention three here, as Seasonal Power selection is the icing on the cake. These Chaos Powers, when combined, make it easy to create a high-damage, highly maneuverable build.
This concludes our complete guide to Shred Druid builds in Diablo 4 Season 10. Shred Druid's unparalleled mobility and clearing speed allow you to effortlessly dart between enemies and deliver massive critical hits. You don't even need to rely on numerous unique items to create an exhilarating, fast-paced experience with quick dashes and critical damage!
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As one of the key new mechanics in Diablo 4 Season 10, Chaos Armor plays a crucial role in every class build. By providing enhanced versions of existing unique items that can appear in different gear slots, it significantly expands the variety and power of your gear, enabling greater synergies and more flexible character customization than ever before.
Unsurprisingly, with such powerful gear, its drop rate is low. But don't worry! Here, we'll share several effective methods and locations for farming Chaos Armor in Diablo 4 Season 10. We'll even explain how many items you can earn per hour for each method, allowing you to choose the farming method that's best for you. Let's take a look!
Chaos Armor grants all the properties of any unique item, but the values vary. Furthermore, the unique stats of such items are always 120% of their original maximum value. Therefore, it's an enhanced version of a Legendary item.
These Chaos Armors are only available in five armor slots: Helm, Chest Armor, Gloves, Pants, and Boots. They also always come with at least one Greater Affixes, a boosted stat with a star. This allows us to combine items that weren't previously possible.
For example, you can equip two Amulets, one in Boots slot and the other in Pants slot. Similarly, you can place Boots in Chest Armor or Gloves, or Gloves in Boots slot, and the stats of these items will always be increased by 20% above their maximum value.
So, the principle is simple: combine items so they're not in their respective slots to guarantee the maximum stat boost.
You can obtain Chaos Unique items wherever Chaos Rifts spawn - that is, wherever you see an arm sticking out of the ground.
These Chaos Armors have a very low drop rate and can be found from Legion Events, Helltides, The Pit Bosses, Nightmare Dungeons, and more. There's also a very small chance of obtaining them by gambling with Purveyor.
Here, we'll share several methods that guarantee Chaos Armors, each of which will grant you at least two items each time.
First, after completing Seasonal Reputation, you can spend Reputation Points to unlock a reoccurring chest: Greater Infernal Cache. This unique Reputation Cache contains a large amount of Diablo 4 gold, gear, Infernal Warp, and an Infernal Hordes Compass.
Here's the key: if you upgrade Seasonal Blessing - Urn of Chaos Armor before opening the cache, you'll get a guaranteed Chaos Armor drop.
It's crucial to understand how to upgrade this Seasonal Blessing. If it's not maxed out, you'll need to temporarily transfer points from other Blessings to this one before opening the chest. This can be done almost for free. If you don't do this, the 100% drop chance won't apply, and you might not receive Chaos Armor.
Secondly, the easiest place to farm Chaos Uniques is in Nightmare Dungeons with Chaos Rifts affix. Chaos Rifts will undoubtedly spawn there, offering several rewards.
It's also worth noting that after deactivating Chaos Rifts, you'll receive a 30-second buff. While these rewards are usually useless, they can sometimes yield buffs for the seasonal currency, Infernal Warp, which can then allow you to collect a significant amount of Warps, sometimes exceeding 3,000 at once.
On T4 difficulty, we played two one-hour battles in Nightmare Dungeons. Finally, we get 8 Chaos items per hour, including random drops from Chaos Rifts and seasonal chests opened during dungeon runs.
Frustratingly, after killing monsters, Infernal Warp always drops on the ground behind us, requiring us to go back and pick it up to collect it, which is a hassle. The developers still haven't given the game a hack-and-slash quick looting system that allows us to quickly run and collect all the dropped currency.
Once you reach Torment 3-4 difficulty, farming Infernal Hordes becomes your goal. After completing all Chaos Waves, you have a chance to summon Bartuc boss, but the prerequisite is to spend 666 Aether. To do this, you need to have 10 waves, or at least 8 waves, of Infernal Compasses, which drops from the reward cache in Tree of Whispers.
Regardless, as long as we kill Bartuc boss before T3, we have a chance of obtaining Chaos Armor. After T3, the chance of receiving armor from the boss is 100%, and sometimes two items will drop at the same time.
On T4, we ran Infernal Hordes for an hour and a half, averaging 9 Chaos items per hour.
Finally, you might also be wondering which difficulty is most efficient for farming Chaos Armor. After all, upgrading from T1 to T4 takes up to 10 hours of game time. Is it really wise to just go straight to the highest difficulty, Torment 4?
To be honest, there's no specific drop rate percentage for Chaos Armor in Diablo 4 Season 10. The difference between Torment 1 and Torment 4 lies in the amount of loot and the guaranteed drop rate, not the inherent drop chance of specific item types.
In Torment 4, the loot you earn from activities like defeating bosses increases significantly, increasing your chances of obtaining Chaos Armor. Furthermore, certain Torment tiers guarantee a Chaos Armor drop from Bartuc boss, and Torment 4 has a significantly higher guaranteed drop rate than Torment 1.
However, you still need to consider which difficulty level your character is best suited for. After all, unexpectedly dying in Torment 4 and losing all your hard-earned seasonal currency and loot is significantly less desirable than the low drop rates in Torment 1.
Therefore, to maximize your chances of obtaining Chaos Armor, you should aim for the highest Torment tier you can afford. This strategy ensures you receive more loot, takes advantage of guaranteed drops from activities like Bartuc fight, and experiences rarer and more valuable events like Mythic Chaos Rifts.
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When a Diablo 4 season introduces seasonal powers that can be farmed, it typically also introduces a special currency that serves as the sole means of upgrading these powers, ensuring that the benefits remain constant as your character levels up.
In Season 10, these powers are Chaos Perks, and the corresponding currency for upgrading them is Infernal Warp. While both can only be obtained by clearing Chaos Rifts, the specific farming methods differ.
This article will focus on how to obtain Infernal Warp and strategies for improving its farming efficiency.
As the only special currency that can upgrade Chaos Perks, Infernal Warp is undoubtedly irreplaceable. However, you might be wondering, with so many ways to enhance a character, why is it so important to upgrade Chaos Perks?
As a Season 10-exclusive mechanic, Chaos Perks not only provide powerful combat benefits themselves, but more importantly, they help you craft a variety of builds that will be effective in the new season - the better the perks, the more powerful the builds.
Therefore, the upgrade of Chaos Perks means you can gain more and stronger benefits than ever before, which will increase your combat speed, win rate, and loot acquisition efficiency.
If you farm through combat, Infernal Warp can only be dropped by clearing Chaos Rifts, which are random events that spawn within the map during Helltides and Nightmare Dungeons.
After a Chaos Rift spawns, chaos monsters will emerge from the portal. Your goal is to prioritize clearing the surrounding Helltides or Nightmare Dungeons enemies before killing the chaos monsters to seal the rifts and receive the rewards.
In addition to loot drops, including Infernal Warp, you may also receive Chaos Blessings after clearing Chaos Rifts as temporary combat buffs. These can stack and deal various elemental damage effects, increasing the speed with which you can complete Chaos Rifts.
Chaos Rifts can appear at any time after entering Helltides. You can find them on the mini-map. To farm Chaos Rifts for Infernal Warp in Nightmare dungeons, you must convert them using a Nightmare Sigil with Chaos Rifts affix.
As you play Diablo 4 Season 10, you'll actively and passively complete various Season Journey objectives across the seven chapters, some of which reward Infernal Warp.
Also, starting with Season Journey rewards in Chapter 2, you'll begin to earn Smoldering Ash, which unlocks special Season Blessings. These Blessings increase your chances of obtaining Infernal Warp in various ways.
Season Journey rewards for Infernal Warp and Smoldering Ash are as follows:
After getting Smoldering Ash, you can unlock the following Seasonal Blessings that will increase the rate at which you can get Infernal Warp:
From a combat perspective, since Chaos Rifts spawn at random locations in Helltides and are open to all players, you might find yourself in a situation where your rifts have already been seized by other players.
This can be addressed by disabling cross-play to reduce the number of concurrent players, but this has limited effectiveness. Therefore, we recommend clearing Nightmare Dungeons as your primary source of Infernal Warp farming.
Nightmare Sigils with Chaos Rifts affix allow you to focus on clearing Chaos Rifts, increasing your chances of obtaining Infernal Warp and Chaos Perks without having to compete with others.
More importantly, you might also receive sigils with Infernal Warp Reserve affix, guaranteeing Infernal Warp for clearing Nightmare dungeons and access to Escalating Nightmare.
Escalating Nightmare not only spawns Chaos Rifts but also comes with an affix that guarantees continued Infernal Warp from chest rewards. However, Escalating Nightmare is more dangerous, so you'll need to be strong enough before utilizing it.
While farming, you may also unlock some Season Journey Infernal Warp rewards. If you're temporarily tired of the endless battles, you can switch your strategy to focus on completing more Season Journey objectives.
This concludes our introduction to all the ways to earn Infernal Warp in Diablo 4 Season 10, along with the best strategies. We hope you've found it helpful. Thank you for reading.
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If you've been accustomed to the thrilling experience of Hydra Sorcerer build in Diablo 4 Season 9, unfortunately, you'll need to change your strategy in Season 10 and quickly adapt to the new, dominant Sorcerer build, Ball Lightning!
This build's prominence in the new season is primarily due to the new Sorcerer unique item, Galvanic Azurite. Its unique affix magnetizes enemies, causing them to take increased Lightning damage in 4 seconds.
Combined with Season 10 Chaos Perks mechanics, Ball Lightning Sorcerer build is undoubtedly one of your best choices for Sorcerer combat. Below, we'll explain how to craft and utilize this build in the new season.
One of the key features of this build is its ease of use. Early in the season, you can quickly resolve most encounters with the high-intensity output generated by the combination of Lightning damage and cooldown reduction.
Building on this, Gravitational Aspect gathers all enemies together for a concentrated cleanup, and the passive skill Overflowing Energy grants explosive energy to enemies hit, reducing the cooldown of your Impact skills by 0.1 seconds.
Furthermore, thanks to Chaos Perks mechanic, Mana Shield, one perk, is crucial to making this build even more effective, freeing you from worrying about resource generation or defense.
A prerequisite for this build to work is ensuring you sequence and use your added skills. First, consistently target your key skill, Ball Lightning, and then consistently dodge to gather all enemies together.
Also, keep Unstable Currents active and seize opportunities to throw Lightning Spear into the group. In addition to Overflowing Energy, you should also add Elemental Synergies as one of your passives.
Elemental Synergies grants you 3% multiplicative damage per level of Lightning skills, no additional levels required, and this bonus is doubled if all skills are of the same element.
Here are all the skills you should add and their primary combat effects.
Note that Season 10 adds Chaos versions of most unique items, so it's best to farm as much Chaos Armor as possible to equip your character. Essential gear for a Ball Lightning Sorcerer build includes the following:
Other recommended gear and their beneficial effects are:
Heir of Perdition:
Shroud of False Death:
Gravitational Aspect:
Aspect of Shredding Blades:
Galvanic Azurite:
Serpentine Aspect:
Strike of Stormhorn:
Of Chaos Perks added in Season 10, 12 are universal across all classes, and each class has four exclusive perks in addition. You can bring one unique perk and three perks of lower rarity into each battle.
The most important Chaos Perk for Ball Lightning Sorcerer Build is Mana Shield. It converts all damage you take into mana, but also reduces your maximum health by 99%.
If you avoid being hit by enemies for four seconds, you gain 5000% mana regeneration and a 400% bonus to your total mana. For every point of Intelligence you have, your maximum mana increases by 1.
This perk increases your spell-casting power by consuming 5 mana per second. After you enter the endgame, you can also use it to grant Lightning Spear a 10% chance to summon additional Ball Lightnings.
This perk increases your base core skill's mana consumption by 10% with each rank, but also multiplies your damage by 20%.
This perk reduces your maximum mana by 20 points over 6 seconds in exchange for a 100% multiplier damage boost. With Axial Conduit and Mana Shield equipped, this resource reduction isn't a significant issue.
That's all for this introduction. I hope it's helpful for playing Sorcerer in Season 10. Thank you for reading.
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If obtaining as much loot as possible as a foundation for leveling up your character in the new season is one of the most important tasks in Diablo 4, then new unique items are arguably the most valuable type of loot.
To enrich the game and your build crafting possibilities, Diablo 4 has been adding new unique items for several consecutive seasons, and the latest, Season 10, is no exception.
However, what makes this season special is the addition of Chaos Armor, which adds unique "chaos" effects to most available unique items, making them even more powerful than before. This includes six new unique items.
We'll introduce these six new pieces of gear and how to obtain them in Season 10.
This item is a one-handed weapon with a unique affix that grants a 3-5% damage bonus for each damaging skill equipped, and an additional 6-10% bonus for 15 seconds when using a skill.
While the base bonuses to core skills and Warpath are useful, if you've played Barbarian, you'll know that the class primarily relies on a few offensive skills and the defensive Shout skill, making Sabre of Tsasgal somewhat useless.
If you want to play this class and plan to fight with a one-handed weapon, you can farm other weapons to gain a truly useful damage bonus.
However, if you obtain this item by defeating the boss Varshan or clearing Chaos Rifts, you can keep it until you obtain a more powerful weapon like Shard of Verathiel or Ramaladni's Magnum Opus.
It's worth noting that all unique items that can be used as Chaos Armor, except for those obtained by farming specific lair bosses, can also be obtained through loot from Chaos Rifts.
This unique pair of pants is arguably the most intriguing new unique item in Season 10, as it successfully restores Druid to dominance. It can be obtained by farming the boss Beast in the Ice.
Beyond its base stats, this gear also increases the damage dealt by your summoned ravens by 60-100%, allows them to transform into different forms and summon an additional raven.
More importantly, summoned ravens have a chance to trigger Unkindness for 10 seconds, increasing the number of ravens you can summon to three.
In short, Kilt of Blackwing maximizes the effectiveness of Druid's raven ability by increasing damage and reducing its cooldown. And if you use it as Chaos Armor, you can create an unparalleled Druid Companion build in Season 10.
This focus also enhances your basic skills, increasing the damage dealt to enemies by 10-30% for 10 seconds. These skills include Reap, Decompose, Hemorrhage, and Bone Splinters.
On its own, Gospel of Devotee is more of a basic skill modifier and less impressive. However, if combined with Grim Reapers Chaos Perk, it can be powerful thanks to Reap's increased attack speed.
To obtain this gear, focus on farming the bosses Urivar and Varshan. The higher the difficulty you enter the encounter, the higher the chance of it dropping.
This two-handed crossbow perfectly reflects Rogue class's high mobility and agility. A possible drop from Lord Zir is this item. Using this weapon reloads your basic and core skills, increasing their damage by 250-300%. Each reload doubles the bonus.
While this damage bonus is significant, it also comes with a slower casting speed. If you choose to use this weapon, consider pairing it with other skills with shorter cooldowns, or simply choose a higher-powered weapon instead - new isn't always best.
This ring's unique affix magnetizes enemies with lightning damage for 4 seconds, increasing their lightning damage taken by 40-60%. The enemy then emits Crackling Energy, attracting another magnetized enemy.
Hydra Sorcerer build, which was strong in Season 9, has somewhat underperformed in Season 10, but the lightning damage bonus from Galvanic Azurite has helped offset any potential declines. Additionally, Harbinger of Hatred and Belial are likely to drop this gear.
These gloves also allow you to summon The Protector from a distance and use its shatter to pull enemies inward. Enemies within range then take 30-50% increased damage from Gorilla's skills. If you're downed or a boss, your damage is doubled.
This gear can be obtained by farming Grigoire and Urivar. Compared to Spiritborn unique items from previous seasons, Hesha e Kesungi is more subdued overall, focusing on finding a balance between attack and defense.
Above is the main information about all the new unique items added in Season 10. You can try them out, or opt for more damaging gear to advance faster. It's up to you!
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Each season, Diablo 4 introduces a seasonal reputation system as a bonus. If you're not good at planning, you can progress through the reputation system's quests and objectives, earning rewards while advancing through the season.
Each season's Reputation System is given a unique name based on the current season's characteristics. In Season 10, which launched on September 23rd, the reputation system is called Viz Jaq'taar Veneration.
So, how can you accumulate enough Reputation Points in Season 10 to unlock higher levels and earn rewards? We'll explain.
As part of a new season, after completing your Season 10 character creation, you must first complete some pre-requisite quests to unlock the various new mechanics and systems of that season before you can begin exploring.
If you want to start farming Season 10 reputation points, you'll need to complete Sands of Chaos questline first.
Here are the steps to complete this questline. Once you open your reputation board, follow the steps. You'll then unlock and work towards Viz Jaq'taar Veneration reputation ranks.
As Season 10 seasonal event, Chaos Rifts not only provide the primary source of crafting materials and Chaos Perks/Armor, but also contribute to Viz Jaq'taar Veneration reputation.
To complete this event, you need to be constantly aware of rifts spawning while completing Helltides and Infernal Hordes, or you can use Chaos Rifts affix to enter and clear Nightmare dungeons.
When Chaos Rifts appear, hordes of monsters will swarm out of the rifts. Your goal is to kill them, claim the loot, and then destroy the portal to seal the rifts.
This event will appear as a small black portal on the map. Whether you're completing Helltides, Infernal Hordes, or Nightmare dungeons, if you spot a Chaos Rift, it's crucial to complete it immediately, or you'll miss out.
While Helltides aren't your primary source of seasonal power or items, they are a great way to earn reputation points. Helltides spawn randomly in the open world every five minutes, and you have one hour to complete them.
Once you've reached a certain threshold of monsters killed and reward chests opened, a red progress bar will fill up on the screen, unlocking a new level. Enemies and bosses encountered later will also be more dangerous.
It's generally recommended to enter the challenge with a teammate, as this will increase your chances of survival and farming efficiency. It's also worth noting that reward chests are unlocked by collecting Aberrant Cinders from battles.
This endgame event requires you to complete approximately ten waves of normal battles, then defeat three members of Fell Council or the new boss, Bartuc, to earn rewards.
You earn Burning Aether during all battles, and after the current Helltides ends, you can consume Burning Aether and exchange it for Spoils of Hell chests of varying types and rarities. You'll also gain Viz Jaq'taar Veneration reputation.
If you want to earn more reputation in Infernal Hordes all at once, it's recommended to enter the event at a higher difficulty level so you can earn more rewards by challenging the more challenging content.
After unlocking and completing Chaos Rifts through other means, you may receive Nightmare Sigils with Chaos Rifts affix. These can transform normal dungeons into Nightmare dungeons filled with Chaos Rifts for you to farm.
In addition to reputation points and other regular rewards, more importantly, you can earn Obducite from these dungeons, which can be used to Masterwork your gear and make it more powerful.
If you find it difficult to get Nightmare Sigils or are running low, it's recommended to prioritize clearing Helltides to unlock more Chaos Rifts and obtain the sigils they drop.
Infernal Warps are a special currency that drops when you farm Chaos Rifts. They are primarily used to upgrade your Chaos Perks. However, if you have extra Infernal Warps, you can travel to Yelesna and find Shyan to exchange them for Warp Scrolls.
Using these scrolls will grant you a small amount of Viz Jaq'taar Veneration Reputation. However, it's important to note that upgrading perks is always a primary task, and this method is not recommended as your primary method of reputation farming.
Currently, there are 24 known tiers of reputation rewards for Season 10, with the highest tier reward being Resplendent Cache. While obtaining all the rewards requires a significant amount of reputation, it's achievable with diligent completion of season quests!
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