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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.
In Diablo 4, unique items are an integral part of every build. The biggest difference between these unique items and other items is that they have some unique affixes. Some unique items are very versatile and can appear in every build, while some unique items are only particularly useful for a certain class.
Ugly Bastard Helm Unique is a very suitable helmet for Barbarian. It allows your Barbarian to get a damage boost in Berserking and deal a lot of fire damage to the enemy. Even if this helmet is not used as a core equipment for your Barbarian, it can also appear in its builds as one of Barbarian’s powerful aids.
Ugly Bastard Helm Many of the unique armor mods are tailored specifically for Barbarians, which explains why Ugly Bastard Helm has been one of the best Barbarian helmets for several seasons.
Ugly Bastard Helm increases Barbarian’s fire damage and converts some of the damage dealt by Barbarian while Berserking to fire damage, which makes the damage dealt by Barbarian while Berserking also increase by Ugly Bastard Helm’s affix value of “[80 - 100]% [x] increased Fire damage.” Ugly Bastard Helm grants Barbarian the ability to deal area damage, which makes farming Diablo 4 Gold and clearing nightmare dungeons faster for Barbarian.
In contrast, items like Crown of Lucion lack uniqueness in their affixes. While it has many good affixes, it lacks a dominant direction, which makes it difficult for any build to fully benefit from its full bonuses.
Tuskhelm of Joritz the Mighty is also a helm specifically designed for the Barbarian. All the attributes of this helm are designed to increase Barbarian’s damage while Berserking. Godslayer Crown is more versatile than Crown of Lucion and can be used in multiple builds. However, the damage increase brought by these two helmets to Barbarian is not as good as that of Ugly Bastard Helm.
When the player unlocks Torment 1 Difficulty, you may find this unique item in any monster drop or in any treasure chest. Generally speaking, you can try to get Ugly Bastard Helm through the following ways:
Purveyor of Curiosities and End game bosses are the best ways for you to get Ugly Bastard Helm. You can choose to gamble here at Purveyor of Curiosities. Purveyor of Curiosities will provide players with a random version of the optional equipment. If you are lucky enough, you can bet on an Ugly Bastard Helm. In any case, this probability is much higher than opening treasure chests and farming monsters. After all, the most you can get through these two conventional methods is still ordinary equipment and Diablo 4 gold.
A better way than Purveyor of Curiosities is to farm bosses. You need to check the boss’s item drop table before farming End game bosses, and you will find that Ugly Bastard Helm Unique helmet is lying among Lor Zir’s drops. After understanding this, you just need to focus on this boss and kill it repeatedly.
Every time you summon Lor Zir, you need to offer 12 Exquisite Blood. So you have to prepare some in advance.
Although Ugly Bastard Helm is very versatile for Barbarians, there are always some builds that have better choices in helmet selection. Ugly Bastard Helm is the ultimate choice for some builds, while some builds just use it as a transition to Mythic Unique gear. They will later choose Mythic Unique gear to replace Ugly Bastard Helm. Mythic Unique gear is rarer than Unique gear and is usually more powerful.
Builds that need Ugly Bastard Helm as a transition:
Builds that rely on Wrath of the Berserker:
When Barbarian casts Wrath of the Berserker, he can enter Berserking state to increase his output greatly. The disadvantage of this type of build is that it lacks AOE damage and is very dependent on Wrath of the Berserker. Ugly Bastard Helm not only reduces the cooldown of Wrath of the Berserker, but also provides Barbarians with a certain AOE ability, which improves the efficiency of Barbarian in clearing monsters, participating in seasonal activities and farming gold, so it is irreplaceable in these builds.
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The above is all the information about Ugly Bastard Helm. Even if Barbarian player does not plan to use this unique item, you can also get one as a collection. It’s fun to let your Barbarian deal fire damage occasionally.
No matter which season of Diablo 4 you are in, including DLC, you must choose a suitable build for the class you are playing, and you will also need to adjust and upgrade the available builds after entering the endgame phase to cope with the more difficult content in that phase.
The current Season of Witchcraft is one of the best seasons in the history of Diablo 4 series, and it is worth your effort to create better builds for it. It is worth mentioning that Necromancer has a good upgrade and endgame performance in this season, so you may want to know what build you should use in Season 7 endgame when playing this class.
Necromancer’s abilities in Season 7 still allow you to destroy groups of enemies easily and single-target bosses to obtain Diablo 4 Gold or other more precious loot drops. And if you can combine these class skills with the new witchcraft powers brought by the current season, your available builds will be even stronger.
Necromancer summons have a lot of built-in support. They can act like tanks to reduce the damage done by enemies to you, while dealing damage to eliminate enemies, or focusing on a single boss with you. On this basis, if you want to better deal with the endgame content of Season 7, it is recommended that you give priority to Blood Surge Build.
The key to whether builds work lies in the specific role of the skills you choose for it, and whether these skills can have a good synergy relationship. For Blood Surge Build, it is recommended that you consider the skill matching problem from the following aspects.
Reap as a basic ability not only allows you to deal some close-range area damage to enemies through Blood Surge Build, but also when the enemy is hit, you will gain a damage reduction buff yourself, while further restoring your lost essence. Although Reap is not the main damage output force in this build, a variety of practical functions can make it better to serve other skills.
As the name of the build represents, Blood Surge is the core and highlight of this build. This skill double attacks the enemy by consuming essence, specifically first it deals damage by drawing blood from the enemy, then you can cast blood nova by using the blood to deal second wave of damage.
It is worth noting that the amount of damage dealt by nova increases with the amount of blood you draw from the enemy, so the more enemies surround you, the stronger you can use this ability to become.
Another core skill worth having is Blight, which deals burst of damage after being released, and then immediately brings a new round of damage. The second round of damage comes as a filthy area on the ground that continues to deal damage.
The class characteristics of Necromancer will cause you to be surrounded by enemies most of the time. Although your damage output is not weak, in order to be safe, it is recommended that you equip the appropriate defensive skills to prevent getting into trouble. Based on this, Blood Mist is a good defensive choice, which will give you a few seconds of immunity, during which you can not only deal damage to enemies regularly but also heal your maximum health at a fixed percentage.
The best ultimate skill for Blood Surge Build is undoubtedly Soulrift. It damages nearby enemies for a short period and allows you to absorb souls through Soulrift while you have Essence, gaining a temporary barrier.
If you want to give your Blood Surge Build more AOE options, you’d better use Corpse Tendrils. This skill can pull enemies to the corpse you used to cast skills, stun them and deal damage. Corpse Tendrils work well with the overall build because it can move enemies to other locations, allowing you to use equipment to eliminate them, and you can also use it to gain a little defense. It is worth mentioning that it works well with Blight, one of the core skills.
If you plan to use Blood Surge Build in Diablo 4 Season 7 endgame, Indira’s Memory and Cruor’s Embrace are definitely two pieces of gear that you can’t miss, as they both have effects that help improve Blood Surge and general blood ability. Without them, you’ll need to look for other gear that meets your specific needs or provides Blood Surge bonuses.
As for other gear, you’re free to choose, according to your needs. For example, if you feel you want to improve your character’s durability, then gear with good armor effects, high resistances, and maximum health will be better, but if you want to output more damage, then you need to look for gear that provides attributes such as damage bonuses and resource management.
The choice of aspects depends on what kind of additional supplements you want to get for your Blood Surge Build. For example, Aspect of Hardened Bones can provide you with additional durability by reducing damage, while Blood-bathed Aspect will give you a second nova when you use Blood Surge, but the final damage output will be reduced and there will be a delay before the nova goes out. It is recommended that you should get Blood-bathed Aspect first, and then consider other options.
The above is what we provide for you, what you should do when using Blood Surge Build in Diablo 4 Season 7 endgame, and the relevant precautions. Hopefully, you can use this content to become a powerful Necromancer in the new season!
It is very necessary to level up your character as quickly as possible when playing Diablo 4 Season 7, not only because a lot of seasonal content is only available to high-level characters, but in fact a higher level usually means that your combat power is mature enough to deal with those late-stage bosses that can drop more Diablo 4 Gold.
However, the main leveling strategies also vary for different Diablo 4 classes, because the skill effects and applicable gear/unique items are different between classes. Among them, Barbarian, a brutal warrior, can not only roam the battlefield while causing a lot of damage to the enemy, but also easily use a variety of powerful weapons, and even use the armory system to switch between different types of weapons according to the situation.
Therefore, if you want to level up quickly when playing this class, the most important thing is to choose a powerful build and find the right gear or aspects. Based on this, we will provide you with a Barbarian leveling guide for Season 7 from these perspectives.
To level up, you first need to have enough XP, which is usually earned by killing enemies in combat. So if you can find an optimal Barbarian build for yourself, your combat efficiency will increase significantly, and you will naturally be able to level up faster. To do this, you need to choose the best skills for your Barbarian build.
For the basic skills, it is recommended that you choose Lunge Strike. Fury, not mana, is the power that provides Barbarian with skills in combat - mana is full at the beginning, but Fury is not, so you need to choose a basic skill that can accumulate Fury for your other skills, which is Lunge Strike. In fact, for Season 7, Lunge Strike is a key part of most good Barbarian builds, because it provides mobility and Fury generation, which is very suitable for endgame.
Overall, Lunge Strike is designed to be used at any level. You can use it to further close the gap between you when approaching the target, or use it to pounce on nearby enemies outside the effect area to avoid the opponent’s attack. In addition, this skill performs well in both offense and defense, and can also help you attach to Treasure Goblins.
The first important core skill is Upheaval, which can damage enemies in a cone in front of you by consuming Fury. To activate it frequently, all you have to do is use your equipment and passive skills to generate as many Furies as possible, so that you can even have a chance to become an AOE powerhouse who survives to the end.
Then you may want to ask how to generate Fury? This leads to the second core skill introduced to you, Shouts. For this skill, you should unlock Rallying Cry and War Cry. The former can increase your movement speed and Fury generation rate, and the latter will increase your damage output.
The ideal way to cooperate between them is to use War Cry to fight elites and bosses when you have prepared many Furies through Rallying Cry. And the cooldown time for Shouts skills is not too long, so you can usually use them multiple times in a big battle.
Additionally, it’s recommended that you unlock Challenging Shout to round out Shouts if you can. While it’s not required, it has the added benefit of reducing the damage you take while the skill is active - although it also draws enemies towards you.
Wrath of the Berserker is the ultimate skill that works best with a Barbarian build. When you use it, you gain increased damage and movement speed from Berserking, and gain Unstoppable, which removes and prevents you from being affected by debuffs that limit your movement.
Afterwards, you can further improve your abilities and passives and add them to your Barbarian build. For example, you can choose Pit Fighter to increase your durability, or Swiftness to increase your movement speed.
The best weapon type for a Barbarian is undoubtedly a two-handed weapon, which allows you to deal the most damage to enemies when using builds. As for other gear, it is recommended that you focus on looking for types that increase Fury generation, maximum health, movement speed, and Upheaval damage, such as Hellhammer for Upheaval buffs, Banished Lord’s Talisman for Overpower buffs, and Tuskhelm of Joritz the Mighty for Berserking buffs.
While the choice of aspects is relatively free, if you want to maximize your best Upheaval Barbarian build, Bold Chieftain’s Aspect is better because it helps you use Shouts more often. Another aspect you need is Aspect of Sundered Ground, which guarantees that your next Upheaval will suppress the enemy within a 20-second cooldown.
If you want to get a temporary boost in combat, Elixir of Advantage, which can increase your attack speed, is worth considering. Don’t forget the role of gems, such as you can use emeralds in your weapons for critical hits, rubies in your armor for strength, and enhance your armor defense by choosing skulls in jewelry.
Once you have completed your Barbarian build through the above, and matched it with the best gear or aspects, I believe you can complete your Barbarian upgrade faster in Season 7, and successfully defeat more enemies! Wish you good luck!
In Season of Witchcraft, Sorcerer class has become another powerful choice for players to explore the end-game content with the help of multiple official enhancements. Lightning Spear Sorcerer stands out with its high lightning damage and efficient clearing ability, making it an excellent choice for players to farm maps, clear high-level nightmare dungeons and The Pit in the endgame.
The core idea of Lightning Spear Sorcerer is to trigger Lightning Spear at a high frequency to form continuous damage covering the entire screen. Its burst potential comes from two key mechanisms:
Lightning Spear Sorcerer has high damage but low defense, so players need to pay attention to their health at all times. As long as you practice a little, you can quickly find the fixed order of Lightning Spear Sorcerer skill release. Since Lightning Spear Sorcerer is very good at dealing large-scale damage, it is one of the best choices for farming Diablo 4 Gold and clearing nightmare dungeons, both in the early and endgame stages.
In addition, the season-exclusive Witchcraft Powers further strengthen the strength of the genre. Here are some recommended Witchcraft Powers for you:
Lightning Spear Sorcerer still relies more on Diablo 4 items. You can go to nightmare dungeons to explore or fight bosses, and you can get equipment and gold, materials and other items through these methods.
Players can force Lightning Spear to target specific targets by quickly fine-tuning the mouse pointing, increasing single-target damage by 50%.
Drink Elixir of Precision and Elixir of Resource at the beginning to maximize the critical strike and mana recovery efficiency respectively and then switch to Elixir of Fortitude to deal with high-pressure scenarios.
Mercenaries can protect the safety of Lightning Spear Sorcerer. It is recommended that you use gold to hire Varyana and Raheir. The former provides area damage, and the latter casts a shield when the player is seriously injured, greatly improving the fault tolerance rate.
Lightning Spear Sorcerer has received some adjustments and enhancements in Season 7:
As players develop Occult Gems in depth, more variants may appear in the future. For example, with Friend of the Bog Occult Gem, the damage of the summon can be increased to a new threshold, and even the challenge of The Pit can be tried.
Lightning Spear Sorcerer is not only an efficient endgame build but also brings sensory stimulation to players. Whether it is a novice in the early farming Gold, or veterans delving into extreme output, this genre can provide a unique combat experience. As the season progresses, its potential is still being tapped.
In order to ensure the normal operation of the game and to bring you a better experience during the validity period of the current season, Diablo 4 will regularly release patches of varying sizes. Since the latest Season 7 was released on January 21 this year, it will also usher in patch 2.1.2 on February 18.
In fact, the news of this patch update was announced by Diablo 4 at the 2025 DICE Summit in Las Vegas not long ago. At the summit, the game developer also stated that although the previous DLC Vessel of Hatred had a good response, there should be no new expansion in 2025, which obviously broke the previous statement that Diablo 4 would focus on annual expansion.
But you don’t have to be frustrated because this actually shows that Diablo 4 development team will work hard to make the new DLC have better quality, rather than rushing to launch a product full of bugs. And while you won’t be able to play the new expansion in 2025, Diablo 4 season you can experience will get more attention from the game developers and become better, just like the benefits brought by this patch 2.1.2.
According to known information, patch 2.1.2 will be released on both PC and consoles after the server maintenance is over. The patch is said to fix some stability issues that began to appear in Diablo 4 during Season of Witchcraft, such as the problem of requiring twice Diablo 4 Gold to open certain special portals, and problems related to Armory loadout and Party Finder windows will also be solved in patch 2.1.2.
In addition, you will also have the opportunity to get some new experience content through this update, such as the new nightmare dungeon affix, which will make Season 7 Forgotten Altars appear more frequently. And if you like Season 7’s new pet Dorian the Raven, you will find that after the release of patch 2.1.2, you can even pet your new partner, although this may make him feel annoyed.
It is worth noting that a change made to Druid’s Lacerate skill in Diablo 4 in the previous 2.1.1 update was controversial because it prevented Druid from moving while channeling the skill, so you might have hoped that 2.1.2 would fix this problem. Fortunately, further improvements to Lacerate skill are indeed in progress, which means that Druids using Lacerate will work just as they did before the release of patch 2.1.1. In addition, patch 2.1.2 will also fix the unique power rolls of certain amulets, such as Malefic Crescent and Fractured Winterglass.
In fact, this update is not only for Season 7 but also Vessel of Hatred expansion has received some adjustments. After all, it has been online for less than half a year and is still not stable enough.
Mainly fixes a few notable bugs, such as Bloodhorn boss at the end of Forgotten Remains dungeon becoming unkillable when you transition to the second phase of the fight, or Portable Anvils created by Scroll of Forging becoming un-interactable with other interactable objects if placed near other interactable objects.
In terms of basic updates to the game content, patch 2.1.2 adds a new nightmare dungeon affix to the season to ensure that you can spawn Forgotten Altars more frequently, thereby unlocking the required lost witchcraft powers faster, but this affix only exists as an option for nightmare dungeon marks during Season 7.
Other content includes the changes we already mentioned for Dorian the Raven, and the tooltip for Decayed Enhancement will be adjusted from referring to “Effect” to “Power” to indicate that decayed enhancement works specifically on witchcraft powers, rather than something else that witchcraft powers modifies. And of course there are ongoing adjustments to Druid’s Lacerate skill.
Bug fixes are also divided into different areas, including:
Accessibility:
Season 7:
Gameplay:
It goes without saying that both the DLC and Season 7 will be better with patch 2.1.2, allowing you to continue to enjoy the unique ARPG experience that Diablo 4 brings!
With the continuous update of the season, Diablo 4 will not only launch new classes from time to time but also update and upgrade the classic classes that appear in almost every season, to balance the strength of each class and ensure your gaming experience.
Therefore, when you enter a new season, even if you choose to play the same class as the previous season, you should pay attention to adjusting your strategy in the choice of build. For example, in the latest Season 7, if you choose to be a Druid, it is recommended that you give priority to Druid Cataclysm Build when entering the endgame stage.
Based on this, we will introduce you how to craft this build and why it is recommended.
Since Season 7 introduces the witchcraft power, you should choose builds that can synergize well with it in order to give full play to your maximum power in this season, and Druid Cataclysm Build can do this completely, and this build also allows you to earn more Diablo 4 Gold or special seasonal currency by killing Season 7’s seasonal enemies more efficiently.
In addition, since this build can deal huge area damage, it will give you great clearing and farming potential, as well as defensive skills that are enough to resist powerful enemies, making your Diablo 4 endgame journey smoother. In fact, such a build that effectively combines offense and defense will make it easy for you to complete dungeons and world quests.
The key to making this build work is to keep Cataclysm active for as long as possible and use it as much as possible. For this purpose, it would be nice if you can have some gear or special items that can help reduce the cooldown of skills.
Maul is probably the most suitable basic skill for this build, as it helps you generate spirit and provides you with continuous protection in battle. When you hit an enemy with Maul, it will increase your durability by strengthening a percentage of your maximum health, and the additional strengthening of this skill will also come in handy when you are facing a group of stronger elite enemies.
For this type of skill, it is recommended that you first choose Pulverize, because when other skills that use spirit are on cooldown, this skill allows you to deal area damage to enemies when you in the gap. In other words, when other skills are on cooldown, Maul and Pulverize can guarantee your damage output while also providing a certain amount of defense, so that you don’t just rely on ultimate skills.
As another core component of this build, Hurricane can cause damage in the surrounding area, and it will become more useful after unlocking Enhanced Hurricane and Savage Hurricane. Among them, Enhanced Hurricane slows down the speed of enemies affected by the skill, while Savage Hurricane reduces the damage caused by enemies affected by the skill.
There are two defensive skills worth equipping. One is Earthen Bulwark, which will provide you with a shield by absorbing a certain percentage of your maximum health for a short period. If you can, it is recommended to unlock more points in Enhanced Earthen Bulwark to make this skill more unstoppable.
The second good defensive skill is Debilitating Roar, which can reduce the amount of damage dealt by nearby enemies, thus helping your allies in battle, especially when they play a more fragile class like Sorcerer. If you combine this skill with Enhanced and Innate Debilitating Roar, you will get more defense and stronger damage output when you activate them.
The ultimate skill Cataclysm can push back enemies and hit them with lightning in the form of a storm to deal damage. If you want to make this skill more powerful, you can choose Prime Cataclysm in the skill tree to increase its duration and Catastrophe to increase the damage you deal after casting this skill. Finally, don’t forget to unlock passive skill Ursine Strength to enhance your Maul and Pulverize skills.
Airidah’s Inexorable Will is a must-have for this build, as the ultimate cooldown reduction it has pulled enemies towards you, allowing you to take more damage when you use your ultimate.
Or the ring Mjölnic Ryng, which gives you extra points of Endless Tempest and gives you infinite spirit, extra movement speed, and increased damage when you use Cataclysm. In general, all the gear that increases willpower, maximum health, cooldown reduction, and overwhelming damage are great.
As for aspect choices, Stormshifter’s Aspect will buff your Hurricane and Shapeshifter skills, Aspect of Apogeic Furor will increase your ultimate damage, or Runeworker’s Conduit Aspect will increase the storm and lightning damage you deal.
If you want to harness the power of gems, use Rubies in weapons for suppressed damage, Sapphires in armor for willpower, and Occult gems in jewelry. For Druid Cataclysm Build, Voice of the Stars is a must-have Occult gem that can enhance your ultimate skill. Or you can choose other gems that can increase resistance as needed.
The above is what we introduced to you, the necessity and precautions of using Druid Cataclysm Build in Diablo 4 Season 7 endgame. I hope the info can help your gaming experience. Thank you for reading.
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