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Today I will be introducing you to one of the best builds in Diablo 4 Season 2, Blizzard Sorcerer. The reason I think it will stand out in Season 2 is because it’s already one of the best builds in Sorcerer class, and it’s going to get some pretty significant buffs in Season 2. Let’s take a look at how this is built.
First, we will discuss the required skills, then we will discuss the required Aspects, Diablo 4 Items, and Paragon Points. And finally, I will give some tips on gameplay aspects.
Now let’s take a look at the skills required for this build. First, we placed two points in Fire Bolt, but we won’t be using Fire Bolt or its enchantments in this build, we only want to get into the second set of nodes. Here we will use Devastation and Elemental Dominance and we will maximize these two nodes.
The next set of nodes are defensive skills. Defense skills are very important in almost all Sorcerer builds, and this build is no exception. So we’re going to place points in Flame Shield, all the way up to Shimmering Flame Shield.
We will also place a point in Teleport, all the way to Shimmering Teleport. Then we’re going to put one point in Ice Armor and only go into Enhanced Ice Armor. We’re not going to use any other improvements.
Also Read: How To Optimize Minmax Chain Lightning Sorcerer Leveling Build In Diablo 4 Season 2?
The reason we’re going to max out Frost Nova is that we want to get maximum Frost Nova with the lowest possible cooldown. And we’ll also get into Mystical Frost Nova.
Now we want to place two points in Elemental Attunement. Most Sorcerer builds only place one point here. However, in our build, the main damage dealer will be Blizzard, and Blizzard has a very low Lucky Hit Chance. So compensating for this, we use two points in Elemental Attunement. In addition to this, we also added three points to Glass Cannon to increase our damage.
Continuing on with Conjuration skills, we’ll add a point to Ice Blades. As you can see, every 40 seconds of cooldown we summon an Ice Blades that will hit the enemy. Every time Ice Blades hit an enemy, they reduce the cooldown of our other abilities.
In terms of Mastery Skills, we’re going to work a little on Blizzard and work our way up to Mage’s Blizzard. The reason we only put one point in Blizzard is because the damage doesn’t come from Blizzard itself, our major damage isn’t based on Blizzard.
In addition to this, we’ve added some points to Cold Front and Icy Veil nodes to increase duration of obstacles and increase cold damage when there are obstacles.
Next we’re going to move on to the ultimate skill, and we’re going to have Deep Freeze without any enchantments, and we’re going to have these Frost passive skills.
Some build variants do not use Frigid Breeze, you can exit Frigid Breeze and put the points into Teleport later. However, at the beginning and even mid-game, you’ll need mana regeneration from Frigid Breeze. That’s why I recommend putting these points into a Frigid Breeze node first.
Now let’s take a look at the new Vampiric Powers in Season 2.
The first one was Feed the Coven, which helped us a lot with the resource starvation issues for this build.
Another important one is Domination, which helps us deal damage to frozen enemies. Call Familiar is also very useful, it is always useful to increase our resources by summoning Lucky Hit’s bat ally.
The last two are not that important. They are Ravenous and Terror.
Now let’s start with Glacial Aspect and review Legendary Aspects required for this build. If you don’t have Glacial Aspect, you can’t play this build. This is where the vast majority of our losses come from. If you put Glacial Aspect on your neck, it can help us resist 50% of the damage.
Now let’s introduce our other offensive aspects, starting with Conceited Aspect in hand. This allows us to do more damage when there are obstacles.
We use Aspect of Frozen Memories on our weapons because it saves us mana. So when the key passive Avalanche triggers, we cast Blizzard one extra time. And this Blizzard does extra damage and requires no mana. This way, we can save mana. As I mentioned before, mana regeneration is crucial in this build.
The next offensive aspect we are going to use is Aspect of Control. This helps us quickly clear all frozen enemies on the screen to harvest massive amounts of Diablo 4 Gold.
Finally, we also used Aspect of the Frozen Tundra on one of our rings, which was also a key aspect. This helps us do more damage by using Glacial Aspect of the neck to get Ice Spikes’ blast radius.
Now let’s move to another ring, this one with Prodigy’s Aspect. This means that if we use the cooldown, a certain amount of mana will be restored. This is where most of our mana regeneration comes from.
For Paragon Board layout, I will only mention the most important parts. We’ll start with a starter board with a Control Glyph. Then we move to Icefall board with Reinforced Glyph.
After that, we moved on to Frigid Fate board using the new Stalagmite Glyph. This is Glyph added in Season 2. With this Glyph we expect our damage to skyrocket and this build to be top tier because of this Glyph.
After that, we move to Enchantment Master with Frostbite. Then use Destruction to move to Burning Instinct board. Finally, with Exploit glyph, we move to Searing Heat board and that’s it.
Finally, when it comes to gameplay, a general rule of thumb is as follows.
If you want to fight a group of mobs, you first need to cast Blizzard once or twice on the mobs. Then you teleport between them and stun them. Meanwhile, Blizzard starts to strengthen, and if they are still alive, you can cast some more Blizzard.
Then you freeze them with Frost Nova, and if they are really tough elites, then you can use other defenses, move on and start over. If all other defenses fail, you can use Deep Freeze. Just hit a Blizzard mob and you’ll gain mana. When you use each defensive stat, you also gain mana.
That’s it, this Blizzard Sorcerer build guide comes to an end. Hope it helps you. See you next time!
After entering Diablo 4 endgame, you'll face increasingly dangerous bosses across various events and modes. Only these bosses can drop unique items, requiring you to constantly level up to defeat them.
Bosses in the game can be categorized as pinnacle bosses, tormented bosses, ladder bosses, and world bosses, based on factors like difficulty. Starting with Season 8, each season will feature a new boss based on the season's theme.
These new bosses aren't original to Diablo 4; they've appeared in other Diablo games before, but they've become even more interesting when combined with Diablo 4.
Season 10, which officially will be launched on September 23rd, will introduce Warlord of Blood Bartuc, the final boss of the upgraded Infernal Hordes.
Interestingly, Bartuc also introduces a new boss mechanic, which, if successful, may be applied to other bosses. We'll explain this mechanic alongside Bartuc's introduction.
This boss first appeared in Diablo 1, briefly appeared in various forms in Diablo 2 and 3, and now joins Diablo 4 as a full-fledged boss.
In terms of lore, Bartuc lived during Anno Kehjistani during the third century BCE. The three most important Kehjistani clans at the time were Vizjerei, Ennead, and Ammuit, and Bartuc belonged to Vizjerei.
Later, a war broke out between the clans after a mage within Vizjerei clan summoned a demon, and it was during this period that Bartuc earned the title of Warlord of Blood.
However, Bartuc's reliance on demonic power ultimately brought disaster to all the clans, including his own, leading his brother, Horazon, to seal him away upon his death - but that's far from the end.
This boss's appearance in Diablo 4 Season 10 isn't intended to expand the story, but rather to provide more playable options for your Infernal Hordes.
As a key Diablo 4 endgame event, Infernal Hordes is a source of Diablo 4 gold, gem fragments, crafting materials, and rare gear. To obtain these, you must collect enough Burning Aether and then defeat three Fell Council members to redeem the corresponding chests.
However, in Season 10, you can bypass Fell Council and directly confront the final boss, Bartuc. To do this, you and your teammates must consume Burning Aether to summon him.
Winning this boss battle guarantees Chaos Armor, along with other random rewards. If you defeat him on Torment 4 or higher, you'll also receive additional Chaos Armor pieces. The higher the difficulty level, the greater the rewards.
After completing 10 waves in Infernal Hordes, you and your teammates will need to consume 666 Burning Aether each to summon Bartuc. Because this boss is quite difficult, you and your teammates must ensure you're strong enough before summoning him.
What's unique about this boss is that he periodically enters an invulnerability phase, during which he's invulnerable to damage and requires you to use the arena's teleporters to move around and avoid attacks quickly.
However, if your team deals enough damage during this phase, you can break the "invisibility shield," forcing the boss to advance to the next phase early - a new boss fight mechanic we'll be introducing next.
Since the release of Diablo 4, the more challenging pinnacle and tormented boss fights have featured multiple phases, including phases of invulnerability, during which the boss is invulnerable. Your only hope is to constantly dodge their attacks to survive until the next phase.
Frankly, this mechanic serves little purpose other than testing your dodge reflexes. It simply artificially prolongs the encounter, making it appear more challenging without providing any additional loot.
However, the latest pre-release patch for Season 10 updates this mechanic for Bartuc boss fight. Now, if you can quickly deal enough damage to Bartuc, you can skip the invulnerability phase, accelerating the fight.
So, if you're teaming up with friends to enter Infernal Hordes, you can prioritize your gear and class selection, focusing on both defense and health regeneration, while also focusing on DPS to minimize Bartuc's invulnerability.
Apparently, Diablo 4 intends to experiment with new mechanics with the new boss and will decide whether to expand this boss fight mechanic to more bosses in the future based on its performance and player feedback.
Currently, the bosses in Diablo 4 with phases of invulnerability include:
If you want to get the new unique items added in Season 10, you'll have to constantly farm bosses that drop them, so the existence of phases of invulnerability will undoubtedly be a significant time-consuming process.
So, if the new mechanic is well-received, hopefully it will be rolled out to other boss fights through further patches before the end of Season 10. This may help Diablo 4 gain even more positive reviews from players at the end of 2025.
That's all for this update. With only five days left until Season 10 officially launches, please be ready to face the all-new Bartuc!
As one of Diablo 4's core endgame events, Infernal Hordes is your primary source of loot, making it a worthwhile addition to your Diablo 4 daily clearing quests, especially after the updates in Season 10.
To this end, you'll need to choose builds tailored to your class's needs in Season 10, or create a character specifically tailored to your class's strengths and utilize them for Diablo 4 gold and crafting material farming.
With this in mind, this article will introduce Tornado Necromancer Build and how it can be combined with the right Chaos Perks to sweep through Infernal Hordes.
In Diablo 4, Tornado mostly referred to a Druid skill, but in Season 10, Necromancer can combine existing skills with special Chaos Perks to create a tornado that sweeps through groups of enemies.
To achieve this, you'll need to first acquire Bone Storm as soon as Season 10 begins. This creates a swirling storm of bones around you and your golem, dealing 10% damage to nearby enemies over 350 seconds.
You can then convert this to shadow, gaining all non-physical damage and other shadow attributes. Finally, the rare Chaos Perk, Decimating Desecration, grants your damage-over-time effects a chance to deal 100% damage as a critical hit.
You can also add specific rune combinations to guarantee critical hits for even more damage, or at least ensure you have a rune that grants you a critical hit chance or higher when you continuously activate your core skills.
Another excellent Chaos Perk is the legendary Marred Guard. This perk offers both risk and reward. It prevents you from being healed past 50% health, but also grants you 10% maximum resistance to all elements, 40% armor, and 100% barrier and fortification generation.
While Marred Guard perk enhances your armor, Crazy Brew focuses on boosting your build's offensive capabilities, granting you 100% resource consumption reduction and increasing both attack and movement speed for 4 seconds.
Using all of these perks in combination, your tornadoes will quickly cover the entire screen in combat, quickly clearing out enemy hordes with a burst of high-frequency attacks. Combined with AoE capabilities of some Necromancer skills, you can quickly complete Infernal Hordes.
To be honest, aside from the already mentioned Bone Storm, the other skills aren't as crucial as Chaos Perks. Simply choose some darkness skills, such as Blight, Corpse Explosion, Decompose, or Reap.
Note that you should obtain Skeletal Mages bonus through Book of the Dead mechanic, and further unlock Shadow Mages specialization to deal more shadow damage. You can also sacrifice summoned golems for extra critical hits.
Of course, if you want to go the extra mile, you can also plan your skill tree more strategically. To achieve this, it's recommended to add Titan's Fall after unlocking Blight and Corpse Explosion to gain some damage and armor. Other available skills include:
When you're using Bone Storm to create a tornado that sweeps through your enemies, increased attack speed and critical strike chance are crucial - that's why Decimating Desecration is so central to this build.
So, the first gear you need to acquire is Fists of Fate, with the following affixes:
In addition, the lucky hit effect of these gloves increases your chance to deal crowd control by up to 1.0 - 51.8% for 2 seconds, allowing you to focus on clearing more enemies at once.
Other top-rated gear and their affixes are:
Banished Lord's Talisman - Amulet:
Bloodless Scream - Two-Handed Scythe:
Building on this, the crucial legendary aspect, Aspect of Ultimate Shadow, further transforms Bone Storm into a darkness skill. Adding Aspect of Shielding Storm further enhances the build's survivability.
Once you've gained sufficient attack speed and critical strike bonuses through gear, you'll need to ensure you can consistently regenerate from your ultimates. Failure to do so can lead to awkward pauses in your build, impacting the outcome of the fight.
Ideally, you need to achieve 100% critical strike with this build. After that, if you prefer an offensive role, you can opt for either critical strike or overpower. Overpower is better for pushing forward, while critical strike offers more consistent damage output.
Assuming no additional nerfs to the skills or perks mentioned above are made after Season 10 officially launches, we expect this build to be more than sufficient to help you complete your daily Infernal Hordes clearing quests and defeat the new bosses without any issues.
We hope this introduction to this build will be helpful and inspiring for your Diablo 4 Season 10 experience. Thank you for reading.
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!
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