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As a new seasonal mechanic exclusive to Diablo 4 Season 10, you can equip both Chaos Perks and Chaos Armor in battle to boost your combat effectiveness by expanding your build crafting options.

We've already covered Chaos Perks in other articles. Like the seasonal mechanics of previous seasons, they offer additional power. Think of Chaos Armor as a more powerful version of regular armor.

So, how much Chaos Armor is available to obtain and equip in Season 10? What are its functions? Let's find out.

Chaos Armor Overview

Chaos Armor is essentially a more powerful version of the unique armor already available in Diablo 4. Available categories include helms, chest armor, gloves, pants, and boots.

These special armor pieces offer enhanced effects over vanilla armor, always guaranteeing the highest value within the affix range, rather than randomly generating a value within the affix range. Furthermore, Chaos Armor always has at least one high-level affix.

Note that when equipping Chaos Armor, you can only place it in any slot that doesn't conflict with the corresponding vanilla armor. You can't equip both the regular and Chaos versions of a piece of armor at the same time; you can only choose one.

While this may seem restrictive, it actually broadens your Diablo 4 build crafting possibilities. For example, Fists of Fate, which is originally a glove, can now be used as a helm, allowing you to pair it with more regular gloves.

How To Obtain Chaos Armor?

Whereas ordinary armor is a unique item, mostly obtained by farming lair bosses, Chaos Armor only drops through three channels.

1. Complete Chaos Rifts Event

This event is also exclusive to Season 10. Throughout the season, these items will spawn randomly in Helltides and Nightmare Dungeons, each with different dungeon affixes. Like Chaos Perks, these events also come in four rarities.

Completing events not only rewards Chaos Armor, but also Diablo 4 gold, Obducite, gem fragments, and more. Furthermore, successfully sealing rifts unlocks Chaos Blessings as additional benefits.

If you're lucky, you might also encounter Mythic Chaos Rifts. These offer a more challenging challenge, but also offer richer rewards, increasing your chances of receiving Chaos Armor.

2. Participate In Infernal Hordes

This event is one of Diablo 4's core endgame mechanics and has been enhanced in Season 10. You can earn Burning Aether through regular wave battles, which can then be redeemed in chests to receive Chaos Armor.

3. Defeat The New Boss, Bartuc

This is actually part of Infernal Hordes, as Bartuc is the final boss. Consume Burning Aether to summon him and defeat him to receive Chaos Armor and other random rewards.

We also recommend defeating Bartuc on higher difficulties whenever possible, as this will earn you additional Chaos Armor fragments.

What Chaos Armor Is Available?

All available Chaos Armor is divided into general and class-specific types, and we'll list them one by one.

New Unique Items

Season 10, like previous seasons, adds a new unique item for each class (six in total). Each of these has a Chaos Armor version, so we've listed them separately.

• Saber of Tsasgal (Barabarian): Each damaging skill you equip grants you 6.0% damage, and each skill grants you an additional 12.0% damage for 15 seconds.
• Kilt of Blackwing (Druid): Your summoned ravens deal 120.0% increased damage and can transform into different forms or summon additional companions.
• Gospel of the Devotee (Necromancer): Damaging an enemy with your basic skills increases their damage taken by 36% for 10 seconds. Other benefits include increased Reap attack speed and faster corpse spawning with Decompose.
• Orphan Maker (Rogue): Casting basic and core skills with this gear allows you to reload, increasing damage dealt by 360% and doubling the bonus to skills reloaded per second.
• Galvanic Azurite (Sorcerer): Your lightning damage output magnetizes enemies for 4 seconds, increasing all lightning damage they take from you by 72.0%.
• Hesha e Kesungi (Spiritborn): Allows you to invoke The Protector at range and pull it inward, increasing Gorilla skill damage taken by enemies within range by 60%. Damage is doubled if the enemy is knocked down or becomes a boss.

General Chaos Armor

These armors are available to all players, regardless of class.

• Banished Lord's Talisman
• Crown of Lucion
• Endurant Faith
• Fists of Fate
• Flickerstep
• Godslayer Crown
• Locran's Talisman
• Mother's Embrace
• Paingorger's Gauntlets
• X'fal's Corroded Signet

Class-Specific Chaos Armor (Excluding New Unique Items)

Even if you already have the original versions of some of these armor pieces, you still need to farm them if you want to equip their corresponding Chaos Armor.

Barabarian:

• Battle Trance
• Gohr's Devastating Grips
• Hooves of the Mountain God
• Mantle of Mountain's Fury
• Overkill
• Rage of Harrogath
• Ring of Red Furor
• Ring of the Ravenous
• Tuskhelm of Joritz the Mighty
• Ugly Bastard Helm
• Unbroken Chain
• Ramaladni's Magnum Opus

Druid:

• Airidah's Inexorable Will
• Earthbreaker
• Fleshrender
• Greatstaff of the Crone
• Hunter's Zenith
• Malefic Crescent
• Mjolnic Ring
• Rotting Lightbringer
• Tempest Roar
• The Basilisk
• Vasily's Prayer
• Dolmen Stone

Necromancer:

• Black River
• Bloodless Scream
• Deathless Visage
• Deathspeaker's Pendant
• Ebonpiercer
• Lidless Wall
• Orphan Maker
• Ring of Mendeln
• Ring of the Sacrilegious Soul
• The Hand of Naz
• The Mortacrux
• The Unmaker
• Mutilator Plate

Rogue:

• Beastfall Boots
• Condemnation
• Cowl of the Nameless
• Deathmask of Nirmitruq
• Grasp of Shadow
• Pitfighter's Gull
• Saboteur's Signet
• Scoundrel's Leathers
• Shroud of Khanduras
• Skyhunter
• Word of Hakan
• Scoundrel's Kiss

Sorcerer:

• Axial Conduit
• Blue Rose
• Esadora's Overflowing Cameo
• Flamescar
• Fractured Winterglass
• Ophidian Iris
• Raiment of the Infinite
• Staff of Endless Rage
• Staff of Lam Esen
• Starfall Coronet
• Vox Omnium
• Esu's Heirloom

Spiritborn:

• Balazan's Maxtlatl
• Band of First Breath
• Harmony of Ebewaka
• Jacinth Shell
• Loyalty's Mantle
• Peacemonger's Signet
• Ring of the Midday Hunt
• Rod of Kepeleke
• Sunstained War-Crozier
• Sepazontec
• Wushe Nak Pa
• Sunbird's Gorget

That's all the information we've provided about Season 10 Chaos Perks. We hope it helps you enjoy the new season!

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.

About Warlord Of Blood Bartuc

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.

Bartuc In D4S10

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.

How To Defeat This Boss?

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.

What New Mechanics Does Bartuc Bring?

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.

Will The Changes To Phases Of Invulnerability Be Rolled Out?

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:

• Echo of Lilith
• Andariel, Maiden of Anguish
• The Beast in the Ice
• Belial, Lord of Lies
• Duriel, King of Maggots
• Echo of Varshan
• Grigoire, The Galvanic Saint
• Harbinger of Hatred
• Lord Zir
• Urivar

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.

How Does Necromancer Acquire "Tornado"?

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.

More Skill Choices

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:

• Death's Embrace: Grants increased damage reduction and luck chance, and a chance to stun enemies.
• Reaper's Pursuit: Grants a movement speed bonus.
• Necrotic Carapace: Fortify for 5% of your maximum life.
• Ossified Essence: For every 0.5 Essence you have in your bone skills, your damage increases by 50%.

What Gear Is Best For This Build?

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:

• +0.1 - 8.7% Attack Speed
• +0.1 - 8.7% Critical Strike Chance
• +1.0 - 51.8% Lucky Hit Chance

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:

• +8.0 - 10.0% Maximum Life
• +60.0 - 70.0% Overpower Damage
• +8.3 - 10.0% Attack Speed
• +1 - 2 to Core Skills

Bloodless Scream - Two-Handed Scythe:

• +170.0% Non-Physical Damage
• +14.0 - 16.0% Lucky Hit Chance
• +160 - 188 Intelligence
• +1 - 2 to Darkness Skills
• +52.0 - 70.0% Freeze Duration

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.

Chaos Perks Overview

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.

Why Do Chaos Perks Help Rogue?

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.

What Rogue Build Is The Best Paired With Chaos Perks?

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.

How To Craft Twisting Blades Build?

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.

• Puncture: Throw your blades at short range, dealing 45% damage to enemies. Every 3 pierces slows enemies by 20% for 2 seconds. You also gain 2 energy for damaging crowd control enemies.
• Twisting Blades: Impale enemies for 98% damage and increases their damage taken by 8% for 3 seconds. After 1.5 seconds, the blades return to you, piercing enemies for 157% damage.
• Shadow Step: After becoming unstoppable, you swiftly streak through shadows, stabbing your target from behind for 80% damage. Your movement speed is then increased by 50% for 2 seconds.
• Poison Imbuement: Imbues your weapon with poison, causing your next two Imbuement skills to deal poison damage and an additional 6% of your base damage for 100 seconds.
• Shadow Imbuement: Imbues your weapon with festering shadows, causing your next two Imbuement skills to deal shadow damage and infect enemies for 6 seconds. Infected enemies explode upon death, dealing 40% damage to nearby enemies.
• Shadow Clone: ​​Summons a shadow copy of you, dealing 56% of your damage over 15 seconds. Casting the clone stuns nearby enemies for 3 seconds, causing them to take 500% 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:

• Heir of Perdition
• Shroud of False Death
• Bladedancer's Bow
• Condemnation
• Coldclip Dagger
• Gloves of Creeping Death
• Ring of the Expectant
• Ring of the Expectant
• Slice and Dice Boots
• Umbrous Pants
• Ring of the Expectant

How To Combine Chaos Perks And Armor?

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:

• Enervated Strikes: Grants a 50-100% chance to cast Twisting Blades twice, but no longer passively gains Energy.
• Hit and Run: Increases your damage by 30-50% after moving 15 meters, stacking. However, without this perk, your damage is reduced by 30%. Therefore, it's best to stay on the move and use Dash to activate it.

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.

The Necessity Of Utilizing Leveling Builds

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.

Best Necromancer Leveling Build

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.

How To Choose Skills For This Build?

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.

• Reap: Generates 4 Essence per enemy hit. Sweeping out an ethereal scythe deals 20% damage to enemies, and upon hitting an enemy, grants a 15% increased damage reduction for 4 seconds.
• Blight: Instantly deals 40% damage to enemies and leaves a foul zone that continues to deal 6% damage over 135 seconds.
• Soulrift: Corrupts nearby enemies for 8 seconds, dealing 65% weapon damage per second. Additionally, every 0.25 seconds, it rips and absorbs enemy souls, creating an Essence and a barrier that lasts for 5 seconds. Up to 3 souls can be absorbed at once when facing bosses.
• Raise Skeleton: After summoning all skeletons, you can briefly summon a Skeleton Priest to empower your minions for 5 seconds, increasing their damage by 20% and restoring 10% of their maximum health.
• Corpse Tendrils: Veins burst from corpses, attracting enemies, stunning them for 3 seconds and dealing 20% damage. Importantly, this skill does not consume corpses.
• Corpse Explosion: Detonates a corpse, dealing 85% damage to nearby enemies.

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.

Which Chaos Perks Should Be Added?

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:

• Grim Reapers (Magic Chaos Perk): Your Skeleton Warriors can now Reap enemies for 50-150% of their normal damage in addition to their regular attacks.
• Defile the Dead (Legendary Chaos Perk): You can devour each corpse twice, generating a Chaotic Burst that deals 200-400% Shadow damage to enemies.

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:

• Aspect of Disobedience
• Aspect of Reanimation
• Aspect of the Damned

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.

1. Schedule Your Gaming Time Based On Your Habits

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.

2. Join A Team In Advance

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.

3. Make Full Use Of Renown System

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.

• Activating Waypoints: There are many fast travel points throughout the map; unlocking them earns Renown points.
• Conquering Strongholds: Strongholds in the game offer large-scale challenges that you can complete.
• Complete as many side quests as possible: You'll have more time to clear them at the end of each season, earning renown and unlocking the stories behind them.
• Discovering New Zones: Reveal unexplored areas of the map for rewards.
• Clearing Side Dungeons: Earn renown points the first time you complete one.
• Searching for Altars of Lilith: Discovering these locations not only earns reputation but also automatically unlocks associated Waypoints and zone exploration points.

4. Get To Know The New Mechanics Of Season 10

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.

5. Pre-Select The Right Class And Build

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.

6. Don't Forget Your Eternal Character

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.

The Importance Of Balazan's Maxtlatl

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.

Thorns Spiritborn Build In Season 9

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 And Skills

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:

• Toxic Skin
• Ravager
• Armored Hide
• The Hunter
• Vortex

Which Gear Is Worth Equipping?

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:

• Balazan's Maxtlatl: Grand Amethyst
• Razorplate: Rune Poc and Que
• Loyalty's Mantle: Rune Ahu and Ohm
• Vehement Brawler's Aspect: Grand Skull or Luminate Eye
• Rebounding Aspect: Grand Skull or Seal of Denial
• Mother's Embrace: Grand Skull or Idol From Below
• Conceited Aspect: Grand Amethyst
• Aspect of Plains Power
• Duelist's Aspect

Available Horadric Spells And Jewels

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:

• Catalyst - Celestial Surge (paired with Quill Volley): Awakens an Oracular Rune to pull in all nearby enemies, then causes a chain of stars to randomly strike the area 20 times, dealing damage.
• Infusion - Corrosive Vapor: Enemies struck take 4% poison damage for 320 seconds, with a bonus to poison damage equal to your highest damage type bonus.
• Arcana - Bottled Wind: Summon a Catalyst to grant a barrier equal to 30% of your maximum health for 4 seconds.
• Arcana - Fractured Core: Causes Catalyst to deactivate monster damage resistance auras for 2.5 seconds, but increases the stacking damage you take by 10% during this time.
• Arcana - Reactive Ooze: After activating a Catalyst for 5 seconds, you gain 10% of your maximum resource generation per second.

Horadric Jewels:

• Idol From Below: Increases your primary stat by 6%, your maximum health by 8%, and you are always Unhindered.
• Seal of Denial: When equipped with two or more Arcana from School of Denial, gain a 30% bonus to barrier, fortify, and thorns.
• Luminate Eye: Reduces the cooldown of Catalytic skills by 25%.

How To Choose Skills For Mercenaries?

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:

• Ground Slam
• Raheir's Aegis
• Bastion
• Inspiration

Varyana:

• Quill Volley
• Bloodthirst

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:

• Barbarian: Sabre of Tsasgal
• Druid: Kilt of Blackwing
• Necromancer: Gospel of the Devotee
• Rogue: Orphan Maker
• Sorcerer: Galvanic Azurite
• Spiritborn: Hesha e Kesungi

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.

Introduction To 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.

Storm Raven Build Overview

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.

What Chaos Perks Are Worthy To Be Added?

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:

• Wild Transformations - Legendary: When you transform into a Werewolf, Werebear, or human, you gain bonus damage or damage reduction.
• Purge the Infected - Rare: Your core skills deal a poison equal to 200% of their base damage over 4 seconds. Additionally, they consume 5 additional spirit points to guarantee critical hits.
• Power Siphon - Rare: Your core skills deal 100% increased damage, and your maximum current resource is reduced by 20 over 6 seconds. This reduction stacks but does not refresh.

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.

Key Druid 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:

• Cooldown: 15 seconds
• Lucky Hit Chance: 45%
• Passive: Allows one Raven to fly overhead, periodically attacking enemies every 2.5 seconds for 31% damage.
• Active: Swarms ravens in a target area, dealing 300% damage to enemies over 6 seconds.

With this, combined with Kilt of Blackwing, your build's damage output is essentially guaranteed. The next skills you should add include:

• Blood Howl: Provides attack speed and bonus damage.
• Cyclone Armor: Provides additional passive non-physical damage reduction.
• Debilitating Roar: Activate this at any time for a damage multiplier and damage reduction.
• Cataclysm: Ensures a constant supply of resources and a source of vulnerability.

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.

What Is The Right Gear?

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:

• +1 to All Passives
• +160 All Stats
• +333.0% Damage on Next Attack After Entering Stealth
• +800 Maximum Life
• 11.1% Resource Generation

Tassets of the Dawning Sky:

• + [26.0 - 35.0]% Resistance to All Elements
• + [1.5 - 2.5]% Maximum Resistance to All Elements
• + [17.5 - 23.0] Movement Speed
• + [51 - 65] All Stats

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.

Kilt Of Blackwing Overview

This item, an exclusive Druid unique item added to PTR (Season 10), initially has the following base affixes:

• + [733 - 790] Maximum Life
• + [16.0 - 25.0]% Chance for Ravens to deal double damage
• + [2 - 3] to Ravens
• [13.0 - 17.5]% Ravens Cooldown Reduction

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.

How To Utilize This Item On PTR?

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:

• Airidah's Inexorable Will
• Earthbreaker
• Fleshrender
• Greatstaff of the Crone
• Hunter's Zenith
• Kilt of Blackwing
• Malefic Crescent
• Mjölnic Ryng
• Rotting Lightbringer
• Tempest Roar
• The Basilisk
• Vasily's Prayer

General Uniques:

• Banished Lord's Talisman
• Crown of Lucion
• Endurant Faith
• Fists of Fate
• Flickerstep
• Godslayer Crown
• Locran's Talisman
• Mother's Embrace
• Paingorger's Gauntlets
• X'Fal's Corroded Signet

What Druid Builds Can You Utilize In 2.4.0 PTR?

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:

• Pulverize Druid Build
• Fleshrender Druid Build
• Shred Druid Build

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!

Since the game's launch, Diablo 4 has added seasonal powers to almost every season. While their names and specific functions vary, they essentially all provide new combat benefits in a season-specific manner.

Season 10, the final season of 2025, is expected to launch on September 23rd. A month before that, Diablo 4 2.4.0 PTR will be available from August 19th to 26th, allowing you to preview and test the main gameplay of Season 10.

This PTR will allow you to experience the power of Season 10 new Chaos Perks in advance and, combined with them, craft new builds to farm Diablo 4 gold in new dungeons and in-game events in a seasonally specific way.

With this in mind, we'll introduce all Chaos Perks that will appear in the game and their combat effects.

Chaos Perks Overview

Chaos Perks, also known as Chaos Powers, are divided into general and class-specific types based on their stats. They rank on four rarity levels: magic, rare, legendary, and unique.

There are three general powers of each rarity, and every class has one specific Chaos Perk of each rarity, for a total of 36. Regardless of your playable class, you have access to 16 powers.

Equipping Chaos Powers activates their effects without attaching any other items. However, it's important to note that you can only equip one unique power and three non-unique powers per battle, and some perks may offer advantages as well as disadvantages.

However, by choosing perks wisely, they can be used in conjunction with your class skills and gear to craft new builds tailored for Season 10.

How To Obtain And Upgrade Chaos Powers?

In all Season 10 updates, Chaos Rift is a seasonal event. These rifts will randomly appear throughout Diablo 4, including dungeons. Killing the monsters that spawn from these rifts will reward you with Chaos Perks, as well as special rewards like Chaos Armor.

Once you've earned Chaos Perks, you can consume seasonal currency to upgrade them, up to level 10. However, upgrades only increase the inherent stats of your powers and don't grant any additional effects.

The exact currency name and the required amount per level won't be fully known until 2.4.0 PTR or even the release of Season 10. But honestly, this won't ruin your PTR experience.

General Chaos Powers

Here are all 12 general Chaos Powers and their effects, listed below by rarity:

Magic Chaos Perks:

• Invigorating Attacks: Every 5 seconds, your next basic skill generates additional primary resources but deals 30% less damage.
• Accelerating Chaos: When you deal damage to an enemy, you have up to a 10% chance to trigger a Chaotic Burst.
• Unstable Power: Increases damage output by dealing critical hits and overpowering, but the power is unstable.

Rare Chaos Perks:

• Erupting Chaos: Deals more damage with a random Chaotic Burst.
• Power Siphon: Generates additional resources.
• Alternating Alterations: Refunds 50% of your resources when you cast a different core skill, increasing your damage output.

Legendary Chaos Perks:

• Marred Guard: When your health exceeds 50%, you can no longer receive healing, but gain buffs such as elemental resistance and armor.
• Chaotic Cooldowns: When you cast a skill with a cooldown, the cooldown is set to a random value, but the skill deals more damage.
• Crazy Brew: Drinking a healing potion reduces resource consumption and increases your attack speed and movement speed for 4 seconds.

Unique Chaos Perks:

• Chaos Unleashed: Kills stack Chaos for increased damage.
• Brown Over Brains: Gain health, healing, and damage, but also reduce maximum resistance.
• A Beast Cornered: Increases damage by continuously losing health.

Class-Specific Chaos Powers

Specialized powers add benefits to your character based on the characteristics of their class, making them more targeted than generic ones.

Barbarian

• Dual Threat - Magic: Casting a basic skill causes another basic skill to deal 50-80% more damage.
• Raging Chaos - Rare: Enters a frenzy when you're out of health, dealing fire damage and Chaos Burst with your core skill.
• Deafening Chorus - Legendary: Shouts are always active and have a 20-40% increased effectiveness.
• Single-Minded Fury - Unique: Gain multiple benefits if you only equip one Arsenal weapon type.

Druid

• Overabundance - Magic: After generating Spirit above the maximum, your damage is increased by 10-20% over 5 seconds.
• Purge the Infected - Rare: Your core skill inflicts a poison effect equal to 100-200% of its base damage over 4 seconds.
• Wild Transformations - Legendary: After transforming into a new form, you can use a free skill with a 5-second bonus.
• Savagery - Unique: Your companion's skill becomes a core skill, and the companion increases in size.

Necromancer

• Grim Reapers - Magic: Skeleton Warriors can deal damage through Reap in addition to their regular attacks.
• Decimaing Desecration - Rare: Your damage over time effects are enhanced.
• Defile the Dead - Legendary: Consuming each corpse twice triggers a Chaotic Burst, dealing 200-400% Shadow damage.
• Alter the Balance - Unique: Increases the effectiveness of your basic core skill by transforming it into an ultimate skill.

Rogue

• Unpredictable Alchemy - Magic: Each cast of a basic skill infuses you with a random infusion of energy, increasing your skill damage by 20-40%.
• Enervated Strikes - Rare: You no longer passively gain energy, but instead gain a damage buff.
• Chaotic Grenades - Legendary: Allows Stun Grenades to trigger Chaotic Burst, dealing 50-100% physical damage.
• Hit and Run - Unique: For every 15 meters you travel over 5 seconds, your damage increases by 30-50%, stacking.

Sorcerer

• Explosive Combinations - Magic: Casting a basic skill increases the damage of your next core skill by 30-50%, stacking up to 3 times.
• Advanced Techniques - Rare: Your basic core skill levels increase their damage while increasing their mana consumption or cooldown.
• Chaotic Grenades - Legendary: Your spells are empowered, dealing 10-30% more damage, but each spell consumes more mana per second.
• Mana Shield - Unique: Increases your mana regeneration by reducing your maximum health.

Spiritborn

• Alacrity - Magic: Your basic skills gain increased attack speed and dash range.
• Combined Strikes - Rare: Your basic core skills deal bonus damage in a larger area, but have a longer cooldown.
• Back Off! - Legendary: When you cast a skill, nearby enemies take 30% less damage, and all other enemies take 100-200% more damage.
• Convocation of Spirits - Unique: Casting a non-ultimate skill has a chance to summon a spirit of the corresponding type, dealing bonus damage.

That's all for you, but the number of powers and their specific effects are subject to change after 2.4.0 PTR or Season 10 launches, so be sure to stay tuned for any game updates!