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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.
While Diablo 4 offers multiple classes, and theoretically each class should maintain a balanced power balance, this isn't always possible because of seasonal mechanics and changes in available gear.
Take Rogue class for example. While the class experienced a surge in popularity with its abundant builds when Season 6 and its DLC launch coincided, this surge was short-lived, and after Season 8, Rogue's popularity plummeted.
Luckily, Season 10 appears to offer a chance to change this dynamic through seasonal mechanics like Chaos Perks. These new powers can be earned simply by completing new events, enriching builds without the laborious process of farming rare gear.
So, what Rogue builds can be paired with Chaos Perks to maximize their power and help the class regain its throne, or at least boost its usage in the new season? We'll explain.
As seasonal powers added to the game in Season 10, Chaos Perks are divided into general and class-specific perks, each further divided into four rarity tiers: magic, rare, legendary, and unique.
To obtain these perks, you need to diligently farm them during Chaos Rift seasonal event. This not only helps you earn Chaos Perks, but also helps you accumulate more XP and Diablo 4 gold, allowing you to level up faster and get more items early in the game.
Compared to other classes, Rogue have always been known for their agility and high mobility, making them highly replaceable in both defense and damage. This has contributed to their low popularity for several consecutive seasons.
However, the addition of Chaos Powers means the class now has additional avenues for boosting their defense or attack damage.
Combined with their evasion abilities and the increased availability of Chaos Armor in Season 10, Rogue are poised to become powerful once again.
Since Rogue's release, successful builds include Dance of Knives, Death Trap, and more. Most of these focus solely on melee or ranged combat, but Twisting Blades Build offers a better balance of both ranges.
In essence, this build's mechanic involves piercing enemies with your blades to control them, then recalling and using them again. Combined with Trap-based abilities, this creates a fast and flexible playstyle - a dual-threat strategy that blends melee and ranged combat.
Before adding more Season 10-specific powers or armor, you need to establish a solid foundation for this build. Having the right skills and optimal rotation order is key to a build's ability to deliver sufficient damage.
From a mechanics perspective, Puncture is an excellent energy generator, Twisting Blades is the primary damage source, and Shadow Step helps you escape from combat more quickly. Other skills focus on further increasing damage output.
After completing your skill build, add the following gear:
After completing the basic crafting, this build isn't very competitive unless you add the appropriate Chaos Perks and Armor.
Recommended Chaos Armor includes Grasp of Shadow and Bands of Ichorous Rose. They increase the damage of your Poison Trap and summon Shadow Clone to use a second instance of Twisting Blades without having to choose one over the other.
The best Chaos Perks are the rare Enervated Strikes and the unique Hit and Run. Their functions are:
I believe that after the seasonal mechanism is optimized, you can become an even more powerful Rogue in Season 10 through Twisting Blades Build! I wish you good luck!
Although Diablo 4 Season 10 hasn't officially launched yet, your experience with 2.4.0 PTR should already give you a rough idea of what class to play in the new season.
While it's common to choose a superior class to quickly level up and accumulate Diablo 4 gold in the new season, sticking with a class you're familiar with or enjoy is also a good option.
As Diablo 4 class that excels at summoning minions in combat so far, Necromancer is likely your first choice if you prefer this style. Regardless of your class, you'll need to start with a leveling build to quickly level up.
Due to the changing seasonal mechanics, you can keep your old leveling build largely unchanged with each new season, but you'll need to incorporate new seasonal powers or unique items to maximize its effectiveness in the new season.
As you know, the core seasonal mechanic of Season 10 is Chaos Perks. This time, we'll explain which perks you should add to the basic Necromancer Leveling Build for the new season.
You might be wondering, with so many powerful Necromancer builds available, why a leveling build is the preferred choice after the start of a new season?
First, the early game content is relatively easy, so you don't really need to utilize a particularly powerful build. Furthermore, higher-level builds require higher rarity gear, making them difficult to obtain early on.
Second, to strengthen your character for the endgame, you must quickly reach the maximum level 60 and begin upgrading your Paragon board. Given these upgrade requirements, a leveling build is the most efficient.
As a veteran class, Necromancer has a fan base due to its unique strengths, so it's no surprise that players have developed several optimized leveling builds tailored to its combat mechanics.
In recent seasons, the most popular leveling build has been Minion Necromancer. As the name suggests, this build functions by summoning minions to deal massive damage to enemies.
Based on this, this build actually offers two advanced damage-dealing methods: summoning all minions and maximizing their damage output, or sacrificing minions for additional buffs through Book of the Dead.
Notably, Book of the Dead is a Necromancer-specific mechanic. Unlocked at level 5, it allows you to summon Skeletal Warriors, Skeletal Mages, and Golems.
These summons can be further specialized to become stronger, with different specializations providing different buffs, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your needs.
Before selecting Chaos Perks, you need to complete your skill build to ensure the basic composition of your build. The following skills are always good choices for Minion Necromancer Leveling Build.
Of these skills, Raise Skeleton is the one most closely associated with Book of the Dead. This skill allows you to fully empower your summoned minions, placing them in charge of both damage and fending off enemies.
Build upon this skill by utilizing Corpse Tendrils to gather enemies together, using Soulrift and Corpse Explosion to deal damage and restore Essence, and withering to continuously build a pool of Corruption damage.
As a key feature of the new Season, all available Chaos Perks can be divided into general and class-specific perks. They can benefit your character or build in different ways, but it's important to note that utilizing some perks carries risks.
If you're looking to enhance your Minion Necromancer Leveling Build with these powers specifically, the following two perks are the best choices:
It's worth noting that while you can add more Chaos Armor to this build based on the mechanics changes in Season 10, the following Legendary Aspects are essential:
In addition to the above, after Season 10 officially launches, you can further enhance Minion Necromancer Leveling Build to improve its leveling efficiency based on changes introduced by new patches and other needs.
We hope you find the information we've provided useful. Thank you for reading.
With the official release of Diablo 4 Season 10 approaching, loyal players may be busy wrapping up Season 9 and learning more about Season 10 so they can get ready for the new season.
But if you're a worker or student with limited gaming time, you might be wondering how to prepare for Season 10 more efficiently while saving time. To that end, we'll provide you with six key tips for both in-game and out-of-game activities.
To ensure you can plan your leveling and Diablo 4 gold farming efforts after the new season begins, you need to optimize your gaming time and ensure adequate rest periods while balancing work and study schedules.
While there may be a lot of mixed reviews before the new season officially begins, which may lead you to reduce or increase your time and effort in Season 10, honestly, everything should be based on your own habits.
Therefore, it's generally recommended that you plan your Diablo 4 play future schedule based on your previous Diablo 4 play habits, and then decide whether to further adjust your schedule based on your experience with the new season.
While Diablo 4 fully supports solo play, most dungeons and boss battles are better suited to teamwork. More powerful teammates mean you can overcome more challenging quests and obtain better loot even at a lower character level.
If you're planning this, we recommend not waiting until the new season begins to find teammates. Instead, you can form a team in advance by targeting active players in Discord groups or game forums.
This way, you can get to know each other well in advance and hone your skills through various gameplay strategies in Season 9, ensuring more coordinated teamwork as you advance through Season 10.
More importantly, if you join a larger Diablo 4 community, you might be able to participate in additional benefits and, with a leader, more easily earn unique items in Season 10 new events that you would otherwise have to grind for.
As you know, when a new season begins, your character and any associated items from the previous season are transferred to Eternal Realm, requiring you to create a new character to experience the new season from the beginning.
However, to help you avoid starting a new season with nothing, Diablo 4 has implemented Renown system. This is a permanent, account-wide system that allows you to grant permanent rewards to your new character by completing specific tasks.
These rewards are typically gold, skill points, potions, or paragon points. While they are not very rare, they are a valuable tool for quickly boosting a character's performance in the early stages of a season.
You can earn Renown points by completing the following tasks at the end of Season 9 to unlock these rewards, allowing your Season 10 character to immediately benefit from them.
If you're interested in the game, you've already gotten a basic understanding of Season 10's new mechanics and other updates by playing 2.4.0 PTR or other means. We'll still provide a brief overview here.
First and foremost, the core seasonal mechanic of this season is Chaos Perks. These powers come in varying rarity levels, with some available only to different classes. You can obtain these powers by farming Chaos Rifts and upgrading them using a special currency.
Chaos Rifts are new seasonal events that randomly appear in Helltides and Nightmare Dungeons. Each event features different affixes to increase the challenge, but also offers various rewards.
Season 10 also allows you to obtain and utilize Chaos Armor. These are essentially more powerful versions of Unique Armor, enhancing your character by increasing the armor's strength.
Furthermore, the classic endgame event, Infernal Hordes, is receiving an update. It will provide a more engaging way to farm materials and introduce a new boss, Bartuc, the Vizjerei Warlord.
After understanding the key mechanics of Season 10, you can combine PTR guides and your own playing habits to decide in advance what class to play in the new season.
You can also use this as a foundation, combining skills, seasonal powers, and other factors to create a build tailored to Season 10 and your chosen class. This way, you can more effectively farm gear to enhance your character once the new season begins.
Once Season 10 begins, your Season 9 character will transfer to Eternal Realm. You can choose to play the new season or continue enjoying the old season in that realm.
While you'll likely be immersed in the new season, you might also find yourself wanting to play Eternal Realm. So, it's perfectly acceptable to still stock up on resources for your Season 9 character - it always won't hurt.
These are six different types of tips we've compiled to help you prepare for Season 10. We hope you find them helpful. September has just begun, so there's still time to get started!
Since Spiritborn class launched, Thorns build has been a core build, providing reliable damage output for multiple seasons, making it ideal for clearing dungeons or slaying bosses, so that you can have extra chance to farm more Diablo 4 gold.
With the arrival of the new unique item, Balazan's Maxtlatl, in Season 9, Thorns Spiritborn build has become even more powerful thanks to its thorn damage-related properties.
So how can you build on this gear's benefits and optimize your build to more effectively farm bosses and earn resources in Season 9? We'll explain.
As the core piece of gear that makes Thorns Spiritborn build even more important in Season 9, Balazan's Maxtlatl pants convert your thorn damage into poison damage to nearby enemies, and the poison damage increases with each use of thorns.
From this foundation, you can combine other core Spiritborn skills with reliable gear to create a powerful Thorns and Poison build that deals massive damage to your enemies - in fact, these pants are also the core of other popular Spiritborn builds.
To obtain this item in Season 9, you can complete world events or clear Nightmare dungeons on Torment difficulty, or more specifically, farm the bosses Urivar and Varshan.
After equipping Balazan's Maxtlatl, you must always stand within Mystic Circle when utilizing this build to effectively deal damage.
This is because, when paired with Jaguar Primary Hall, your Mystic Circle will essentially always deal double damage, bringing the total damage output of the entire build to an astonishing level.
In short, in Season 9, the only thing that really matters for this build is Spirit Hall and Paragon board selection; gear and skills should be based on standard configurations. We'll explain this further.
Spirit Hall is a class-specific mechanic for Spiritborn class, allowing you to designate primary and secondary spirit guardians. The primary spirit guardian affects all of your skills, while the secondary spirit guardian grants you additional passive effects.
For Thorns Spiritborn build, Jaguar Primary Spirit Hall is essential. This mechanic transforms all of your skills into Jaguar skills, and each time you deal 15 direct damage to an enemy with a skill, you gain an additional attack.
The secondary Jaguar Spirit Hall increases your maximum Ferocity by 1, and grants an additional Ferocity for each kill or boss damage.
For this reason, the essential Spiritborn skill for this build is Quill Volley. This skill hurls five feathers at enemies, piercing them each time, with each feather dealing 26% damage.
This, combined with the frequent feather and the extra attack opportunities provided by Jaguar Primary Spirit Hall, allows you to rack up significant damage in combat. You can also further enhance Quill Volley in the skill tree.
Other skills worth adding include:
Besides Balazan's Maxtlatl, the first piece of gear I recommend for this build is Razorplate. This universal chest armor grants you thorns, giving them a 10% chance to deal 100-200% increased damage.
Additionally, you'll need to equip some gear with runes or gems to further enhance their power. Based on this build, we recommend the following gear:
As the most important seasonal mechanic of Season 9, Horadric Spells and Jewels can provide additional benefits to most builds, provided you choose and equip the ones that best suit your style.
Horadric Spells:
Horadric Jewels:
As you know, mercenaries are a mechanic introduced in Diablo 4 Season 6 that allow you to select two mercenaries to assist you in battle, so they can also be added as part of builds.
The best mercenary build for this build is to have Raheir as your main companion and Varyana as the reinforcement, unlocking the following abilities for each:
Raheir:
Varyana:
We hope this information helps you accumulate more resources before the end of Season 9 so you can prepare for Season 10, which launches at the end of September! Thank you for reading!
Diablo 4 Season updates typically mean not only more new playstyles to try, but also the opportunity to use your creativity to create even more powerful builds that better suit the current season's mechanics.
The biggest contributors to this are usually the added seasonal powers and unique items granted to each class each season, and Season 10 is no exception.
The seasonal power of this season is Chaos Perks, and the unique items each class receives are:
Druid, a class that has been relatively underwhelming for several seasons, is expected to gain additional build crafting possibilities in Season 10 thanks to this new item, giving it a new advantage.
With this in mind, this time we'll introduce Storm Raven Build centered around the new Druid item, Kilt of Blackwing.
This new unique item can also be utilized as Chaos Armor in Season 10, so while it's a unique pants item, you can actually equip it in any slot this season.
The most important combat benefits of this item revolve around Raven. In addition to the basic affix effects, it increases the damage dealt by ravens by 60-100%, allows them to transform into alternate forms, activate companion skills, and even has a chance to summon more ravens.
Beyond the benefits provided by the core gear Kilt of Blackwing, to successfully craft and utilize this build, you'll need to farm more XP and Diablo 4 gold to ensure your character's smooth leveling and survival, and try to provide more bonuses to your ravens.
Ravens are essentially a companion skill for Druid, and the core concept of Storm Raven build is to leverage Kilt of Blackwing's Raven buffs, combining them with skills, gear, and other key mechanics to make their effects even more powerful.
As one of the key features of Season 10, Chaos Perks are worth adding to any build. However, the number of perks is enormous, and the power you can equip in a single battle is limited, so you need to choose carefully.
For a Storm Raven build, we recommend prioritizing the following perks:
For this reason, you must ensure your first attack triggers poison, then utilize Raven's Hover to attack more targets. Finally, Power Siphon allows you to deal more damage with your core skills.
If seasonal Chaos perks are the icing on the cake, then skills are the foundation of any build. The first essential element of a Storm Raven build is naturally Ravens. Their abilities include:
With this, combined with Kilt of Blackwing, your build's damage output is essentially guaranteed. The next skills you should add include:
Furthermore, you'll want to minimize your ability cooldowns to ensure your build remains effective throughout combat. If your cooldown is full, you can use Cataclysm unlimited times - keeping it active at 100% is key for this build.
Besides the core item, Kilt of Blackwing, the key to adding gear to this build is, as we've already mentioned, minimizing your cooldowns as much as possible.
In general, once your Cataclysm cooldown is at 100%, feel free to swap out gear for increased DPS, increased survivability, or whatever bonuses you desire.
For this reason, we recommend prioritizing the following gear:
Shroud of False Death:
Tassets of the Dawning Sky:
Another essential Legendary Aspect is Stormcrow's Aspect, which increases the lightning damage dealt by raven by 60-100%. Raven skill itself deals full damage for half the duration, and stuns enemies within range.
In fact, the gear options for this build are quite extensive. Besides the highly recommended ones listed above, you can freely farm and equip other builds based on your preferences and combat style.
Note that the above crafting plan is based on a trial of content from 2.4.0 PTR. There may be some minor differences after Season 10 officially launches. You'll need to decide how to utilize this build based on future Diablo 4 adjustments.
That's all we've covered. We hope this helps you embark on your Diablo 4 Season 10 journey. Thank you for reading.
Due to varying season mechanics and the effectiveness of new items, the most reliable class options fluctuate between each Diablo 4 season. A class that fell out of favor one season might become a popular choice in the next.
Take Druid, for example. Several nerfs to the game meant few players initially chose it when it launched in Season 9. However, the recent patch has revived its popularity in the middle of Season 9.
After the launch of 2.4.0 PTR, based on current performance, Druids are expected to maintain their dominance in Season 10 and offer multiple reliable builds. This is likely because of the addition of new unique items.
Next, we'll analyze the reasons why Druid has dominated 2.4.0 PTR, focusing on the unique item, Kilt of Blackwing.
This item, an exclusive Druid unique item added to PTR (Season 10), initially has the following base affixes:
Adding to this, these unique pants increase the damage dealt by ravens by 60.0 - 100.0%, allowing you to transform into other forms or activate your companion's abilities, summoning more ravens to attack nearby enemies.
Notably, if you summon ravens with this item, there is a chance to inflict Unkindness for 10 seconds, increasing the number of ravens you can summon to three for the duration.
In the past, when utilizing Companion Druid build, the two key components were ravens and wolves, making up the "companion" portion of the build. While wolves previously received a damage boost through Storm's Companion-specific affixes, ravens never received the same buff.
To address this long-standing shortcoming and to substantially enhance both Druid and related builds, Diablo 4 is adding Kilt of Blackwing to enhance the raven elemental's presence and allow you to deal more damage with these builds.
If you're considering using the new effects provided by Kilt of Blackwing with a Companion Druid build on PTR or in Season 10, you might be concerned that both it and Storm's Companion are unique pants, making them incompatible.
While this would have been a problem in other seasons, Season 10 new Chaos Armor mechanic effectively mitigates this issue - which is why Companion Druid build has existed for so long, while Kilt of Blackwing hasn't been added until now.
Chaos Armor is a more powerful version of the unique armor added in Season 10. One of its features is that all Chaos Armor items can appear in any inventory without specific restrictions, giving you more possibilities for using unique items.
So, in 2.4.0 PTR, you can utilize both items in a single build. For example, in addition to pants, you can also equip Kilt of Blackwing on boots or gloves.
Of course, to obtain these items, you must repeatedly farm the bosses that drop them. Although PTR may provide them directly to you, after Season 10 begins you must obtain unique items and sufficient Diablo 4 gold on your own.
In short, due to the unique nature of Chaos Armor's mechanics, you can equip both unique items as a Druid in Season 10, doubling their effectiveness and making them even more powerful, giving Druids advantages unmatched by other classes both in PTR and in the new season.
As a reminder, all Chaos Armor expected to be available to Druids in Season 10 includes:
Class Exclusives:
General Uniques:
Without a doubt, Companion Druid build is a top priority in PTR and even in Season 10, thanks to the reliable buffs provided by Kilt of Blackwing.
However, assuming no additional significant nerfs are made to Druid after Season 10 officially launches, the following builds will remain reliable:
Of course, different builds have different requirements for skills, gear, Spirit Boons, and more, and you'll need to craft them accordingly to maximize their effectiveness.
More importantly, in PTR, you can also farm new enemy types to get seasonal Chaos Powers, which are also an essential part of crafting and utilizing the new builds. You can also enhance your builds by upgrading Chaos Powers.
Overall, if you're aiming for quick dominance as a Druid in 2.4.0 PTR or Season 10, Companion Druid build is the better choice, as the new unique items are specifically designed for that purpose.
Alternatively, you can develop and experiment with a wider range of builds based on Kilt of Blackwing before PTR ends, incorporating your own unique playstyle. If you find some of them work, you can put them to the test before Season 10 launches!
That's all for this introduction. The new unique items obtained by other classes also have significant new uses, if you have time, you can also test them out in 2.4.0 PTR!
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