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As players explore the latest Diablo 4 Season 8, a lot of new vitality has been injected into Sanctuary, mainly manifested in more novel builds gradually entering the player’s field of vision. Whether you want to quickly reach World Tier 4 or want a powerful character in the endgame content, you can find it in the current many build options. This guide will list the most suitable builds for players to use in the current season to get through the boring and difficult leveling and grinding stages, as well as their advantages and disadvantages during the exploration process. Most importantly, it will also introduce you to the most ideal gear combinations that are most suitable for these builds, so that you can reach your leveling goals faster and more efficiently and enter the endgame content. Leveling Builds List In S8 - S Tier Upheaval Barbarian Chain Lightning Sorcerer Twisting Blades Rogue Minion Summoner Necromancer Since these builds are only useful when you have the right gear, here are the specific effects and optional parts of top 3 builds in S Tier, as well as the corresponding play style, so that you can choose. 1. Upheaval Barbarian Barbarian’s super brute force and crowd control ability make it a successful initial choice for players who like to take damage from enemies in combat, and Upheaval can maximize the range burst damage ability of this class. This build can quickly clear any groups of enemies you face with large-scale slam attacks, allowing you to effectively farm some Diablo 4 Gold and experience points to complete leveling faster. Not only that, Upheaval works perfectly with generative Fury and Warcry, giving you even more clearing power. But this also brings up the most important problem with this build: Fury consumption is too high. So you may want to place some gear that can continuously generate Fury in your build. In addition, its single target (elite enemies or bosses) hit efficiency is poor, so you may want to improve your defense as much as possible before entering such encounters. Recommended Gear Undying Aspect - Using a skill restores 2.5% life. If your life is below 50%, this bonus is doubled. Aspect of Might - The base skill provides 20% damage reduction for 10 seconds. Aspect of Sundered Ground - Every 20 seconds, the next use of Upheaval guarantees that you will become Overpowered, dealing 70% increased damage. Scoring a critical hit against an Elite with Upheaval reduces this timer by 1 second. Edgemaster’s Aspect - This skill deals up to 25% increased damage based on the primary resources available at the time of activation and has its greatest effect when the primary resources are full. Bold Chieftain’s Aspect - Each time you activate a Warcry skill, the active cooldown is reduced by 30.0% per nearby enemy, up to a maximum of 70%. Aspect of Inner Calm - Increases damage dealt by 20%. Standing still for 3 seconds triples this bonus. Vehement Brawler’s Aspect - When you activate your ultimate skill, your damage will increase by 60% for 8 seconds and your ultimate skill rank will increase by 2. 2. Chain Lightning Sorcerer In D4 Season 8, Chain Lightning Sorcerer still uses its best ricocheting lightning damage to effectively clear large groups of enemies in dungeons and seasonal activities. Not only that, the super simple skill rotation and gorgeous visual effects are very suitable for early exploration when it is not very intense. In addition, most of the skills with lightning damage in this build can be perfectly coordinated with the very useful vulnerability effect, so that those enemies will die in a very short time. But it is worth noting that the mana consumption of these skills is very large, so it may be very suitable for you to use when the challenge content level is low. Once you reach the mid-game content, you are likely to suffer a very high risk when you are short of mana. And it is still not suitable for single-target enemy battles. Recommended Gear Aspect of Concentration - When you cast a summon skill, you gain 30.0% damage reduction for 5 seconds. Recharging Aspect - Each time Chain Lightning bounces, you gain 5 mana. Lightning Rod Aspect - Chain Lightning has a 25% chance to deal 90% increased damage, with this chance doubled against bosses and crowd-controlled enemies, who are prioritized targets. Snowveiled Aspect - Activating Ice Armor makes you unstoppable and grants you 25% damage reduction for 5.5 seconds. Aspect of Orange Herald - Lucky hits have a maximum chance of 13% and reduce the cooldown of your ultimate skill by 2 seconds. This can only be activated once per skill activation. Aspect of Shredding Blades - Ice Blades now have a 20% increased chance of inflicting Vulnerable status effect, extend Vulnerable status effect duration by 4 seconds, and increase Vulnerable damage by 35%. Storm Swell Aspect - While Ice Armor is active, your damage is increased by 53%, and by an additional 15% against frozen enemies. 3. Twisting Blades Rogue The first two builds for leveling focus on group damage, while Twisting Blades Rogue build complements their lack of single target damage and also has a good range attack. In this build, you will directly pierce the enemy and quickly pull the blade back to yourself to cause difficult-to-execute burst damage. Similarly, this high-mobility build is also very suitable for you to bring it into endgame content, because it will double your survival probability. But some of the disadvantages of this high mobility are that you need to accurately find your landing point in the battle, because once you enter the enemy’s damage range, poor defense will not be able to protect you from these risks. Recommended Gear Bladedancer’s Aspect - Twisting Blades will return to the player and then orbit for a while, dealing 80% of Twisting Blades’ counterattack damage with each hit. Vehement Brawler’s Aspect - When you activate your ultimate skill, your damage will increase by 60% for 8 seconds and your ultimate skill rank will increase by 2. Aspect of Corruption - Increases the effectiveness of your Imbuement Skill by 60%. Starlight Aspect - When at full health, your Primary Resource increases by 45.0 for every 20% of your life you heal or 120% of your life you Overheal. Slice and Dice Aspect - Twisting Blade’s first hit is a slash, and its counterattack speed is increased by 45%. Edgemaster’s Aspect - This skill deals up to 25% increased damage based on the primary resources available at the time of activation and has its greatest effect when the primary resources are full. Aspect of the Expectant - After hitting an enemy with a Basic Skill, within 5 seconds the damage of the next Core Skill you use will be increased by 18% up to a maximum of 30%. The above is an overview of the most suitable builds and optional gear for you to use in the leveling stage in Diablo 4 Season 8. Hope that with the help of these powerful builds you will be able to complete the difficult early and mid-stage exploration stages as quickly as possible, allowing you to access and explore the improved end-game content. I wish you a happy game!

It’s still a long, long time before Diablo 4 Season 8 arrives. There may be some official events during this period, and you can get a lot of unique items, but the drop rate of special items in this game is a bit too high to be exciting. Season 7 has been running for a long time, and most players may have reached the highest World Tier. However, Diablo 4’s mid-end game content is not as rich as Path of Exile 2. What can players do? Monsters When you create a character, the monsters in the game become an important part of the player’s entertainment. When the player defeats a monster for the first time, you will get gold, XP, and even equipment. When you reach World Tier 4, you need to defeat fierce monsters and get more gold, XP, and better equipment. It sounds like nothing has changed, but it is true. The level of the monster will rise as the player’s level rises. There is not much difference between the monsters that players hunt from low to high levels. The changes brought by World Tier 4 are as follows: Monsters will be between level 75 and 100. Some Ancestral items and Unique items will only drop at this difficulty. Legendaries, Uniques, and Mythic Uniques have a higher chance of dropping. Experience gained from defeating monsters increased by 250%. Monsters drop 20% more Diablo 4 Gold. Character resistance to all elements reduced by 50%. When you successfully reach Tier 4 difficulty, farming monsters is still your best option for leveling up. Echo Of Lilith When you reach level 90 and the world reaches Tier 4, you will unlock a quest: Capstone Dungeon: Echo of Hatred. This quest will lead you to the chapel in Nevesk. Here you can summon the most difficult boss in the entire game, Echo of Lilith. It is recommended that you challenge Echo of Lilith after reaching level 100 and completing most of the bosses challenges. Many of her attacks are deadly. If you are not prepared, a single hit from her may kill your character. Boss Ladder The best way to get gear for your character is by fighting bosses. Many core gear for your build is found in boss drops. In Diablo 4, bosses in Boss Ladder require you to collect special items to summon them. These bosses have unique loot lists, and some can only be summoned in World Tier 3 or even World Tier 4. Grigoire, The Galvanic Saint: Can only be summoned in World Tier 3 and above, requires Living Steel. Echo of Varshan: Can only be summoned in World Tier 3 and above, requires Malignant Heart. The Beast in the Ice: Can only be summoned in World Tier 4, requires Distilled Fear. Lord Zir: Can only be summoned in World Tier 4, requires Exquisite Blood. Echo of Duriel: Can only be summoned in World Tier 4, requires Mucus-Slick Egg and Shard of Agony. Andariel: Can only be summoned at World Tier 4, requires Pincushioned Doll and Sandscorched Shackles. Tormented Echoes Want to challenge yourself further? Then there are more powerful versions of these summonable bosses. They can appear as Tormented Echoes at level 200. Summoning these bosses requires the above summoning items and Stygian Stone. You can find Stygian Stone in The Pit. Since these bosses cost more to summon, they will also drop more rewards. All items you get from Tormented Echoes Boss will be item level 925. The first time you defeat Tormented Echoes Boss, it will drop a Resplendent Spark. Helltides When you reach Tier 4, Helltides will become more challenging. You will need to face a constant stream of enemies from Hell. Here is some information about Helltides: The more monsters you kill, the more dangerous the Helltides will be. You will eventually be besieged by a swarm of demons and a Hellborn. Killing Hellborn will drop Baneful Hearts. You can use them to summon Blood Maiden. Profane Mindcage Elixir can increase the level of monsters in Helltides. It can be increased to a maximum of 130. Gauntlet Gauntlet is a non-linear dungeon, where the distribution of monsters and the dungeon layout will not change during the week. You have eight minutes to complete the dungeon, and the system will give you a score based on your performance. The highest scorer will receive a Cache of Trials or Cache of Worthy at the end of the week. Players with lower scores can also receive a Cache of the Gauntlet as a reward. The Pit The Pit is one of the ultimate challenges in the endgame. You can think of The Pit as a randomized dungeon, which means that the monsters and dungeon layout are different on each floor. It consists of 150 levels, and the difficulty and rewards will vary. To unlock new levels, players must defeat the boss within 15 minutes. The longer the remaining time after killing the boss, the more levels will be unlocked. If you die in The Pit, the timer will increase by 30 seconds. Infernal Hordes This is a special survival challenge. You need to deal with waves of monsters. Finally, the boss is defeated. Each wave has a one-minute battle time. You can collect Burning Aether during the battle. Burning Aether can be used to unlock Spoils of Hell chests, which contain equipment, summoning materials, and gold. The above is about what you can do in Diablo 4 endgame. There is a lot of content to play actually. But compared with the endgame content of Path of Exile 2, the endgame content of Diablo 4 seems too loose, and I hope this will change in Season 8.

As a diverse class in Diablo 4 that can perform both ranged and melee attacks, Rogue is often overshadowed by high-damage classes such as Sorcerer or Necromancer, making it the choice of a few players. However, in the current Season of Hatred Rising, Rogue has been strengthened to enhance its mobility and survivability. However, you will face some different situations in Diablo 4, such as leveling content and endgame content, and you will need to choose a different build. Or if you want to gain more combat experience in PVP content, you also need to change to a new build to face different situations. So this guide will introduce you to the best build you should choose for Rogue based on the requirements in different content. This will help you to get into the game exploration faster and save some of the trial-and-error costs you spend on the build. Best Leveling Builds: Barrage Rogue First, during the leveling phase, when you need to level up quickly, Barrage Rogue is a splendid choice for clearing groups of enemies. It fires multiple arrows in a cone, which is great for clearing groups and close-range targets. Not only that, but the arrows will also bounce back, dealing a lot of damage to the remaining enemies. Also, Barrage Rogue build is extremely mobile, so this build allows you to have both high damage and high survivability, especially if you infuse it with Shadow Imbuement, which will help you recover and cast extra burst damage. Alternatively, you can choose to inject ‍Poison Imbuement, as it adds additional poison damage to enemies, which can be very helpful when dealing with some of the larger, tougher monsters with higher health. If you want Barrage Rogue build to be a very strong melee build, then Flurry and Twisting Blades may be your first choice. But you need to be aware that Rogue is not very good in the melee, so you may need to use more Diablo 4 Gold in this build to make your character more defensive. Best Endgame Builds: Dance Of Knives Rogue Once you reach level 60 and unlock Paragon Board, you can switch the build you were using during the leveling phase to one that is suitable for the endgame content. Since the boss difficulty and exploration difficulty in the endgame content are much more difficult than the leveling phase, the requirements for the build will be more stringent. The first thing to focus on is the damageability of the build, so Dance of Knives, which was added in Season 6, is your best helper because it can throw knives at enemies at a constant speed. Most importantly, the attack speed does not affect the speed of your throwing knives, but increases the base damage of your throwing knives. Once you have enough movement speed, you are basically a perpetual motion machine. Once you have enough movement speed, you’re basically a perpetual motion machine - you can keep defeating enemies and then keep picking up Diablo 4 Gold that they drop. Then there is the defense ability, so you can use Dark Shroud as your main defense skill to better protect you with the protective shadows it creates every time you take damage. And Dark Shroud also provides you with some very important attack speed gains. Like Barrage Rogue build, you can also infuse Shadow Imbuement to give it super strong AOE damage, but for a single boss, you can use Cold Imbuement, as this makes the boss take cold damage and move slower. Best PVP Builds: Rapid Fire Rogue In PVP, your build is all about how to defeat the other player quickly with minimal strategy, so Rapid Fire Rogue build will help you a lot. In this build, the high burst damage arrows fired by Rapid Fire can easily make it easy to stand in a safe area and deal damage to a single target. Besides Rapid Fire skill, you can also add Precision to your passive skills. This way, after consuming the maximum stack of Precision, you will gain a special move - your Critical Strike Damage will be greatly increased. It is worth mentioning that Barrage Rogue build used in the leveling stage is also very suitable for PVP mode, but if you want to perform more like an assassin in this mode, you will definitely like Shadow Step Rogue build. This Shadow Step Rogue build emphasizes mobility and burst damage. It will let you use Shadow Step to attack enemies from behind. But unfortunately, since the cooldown time of this skill is too long, it is better to place some items that can reduce the cooldown time in your construction before you use it. As a build that uses poison damage and fast attacks to make the enemy vulnerable, Andariel’s Rogue is also very suitable for you to use in PVP mode because it has high mobility and continuous damage output. But the reason it is not the best build is that you need to spend a lot of time and Diablo 4 Gold to get Andariel’s Visage or Andariel’s Visage Aspect to make this build most effective, because these two items are very important for the buff of Poison Novas. The above is the best build you can choose for Rogue, the buried Class, according to different requirements in Diablo 4 Season 6. We sincerely hope that Rogue will perform better in this season, because this Class is very friendly to some novice players. If you have questions about the build in this new season, you are welcome to come to iGMeet Discord to ask questions or communicate with other players. I believe you will definitely find your favorite answer here. Not only that, you can also participate in a lottery event here, in which there will be some summoning materials required by bosses, such as Andariel Materials and Exquisite Blood. The winners will be announced on October 28. Good luck!

For Diablo 4 Season 2, mastering the Chain Lightning Sorcerer build is crucial for a successful leveling experience. With this guide, you can efficiently level from 1 to 37 in just 2 hours and tackle the Enchantment Quest for Seasonal Power. Here's the step-by-step skill tree progression and tips for optimizing this build: Skill Tree Progression 1. Begin with Arc Lash and the Flickering Arc Lash Passive for an 18% movement speed boost. 2. Invest in 5 levels of Chain Lightning, as it's the primary damage source for this build. Choose the Greater Chain Lightning Passive for extra damage. 3. Unlock Teleport, Frost Nova, Hydra, and Ice Armor in any order. 4. Add the Hydra Passive for increased damage and select Summoned Hydra, which has been improved in Season 2. 5. Opt for Shimmering Frost Nova Passive to regain mana when surrounded by monsters. This will enable more Chain Lightning casts. 6. Prioritize Mana over Vulnerable State, as Season 2 has nerfed the latter. 7. Use Shimmering Teleport for a 30% damage reduction. 8. Allocate 3 points to Glass Cannon to enhance damage. Level 15 and Beyond 1. Focus on Fireball at level 15. Complete the Enchantment Quest quickly to boost your damage output. 2. Clear mission elites for Diablo 4 items without facing bosses in the second area, saving time. 3. Place Fireball in Enchantment to make Chain Lightning more potent. 4. Confirm that the Enhanced Fireball Passive doesn't increase the damage radius of Fireball. 5. Invest in Coursing Currents to increase critical hit chance and Electrocution for damage reduction. 6. Transition the entire skill tree towards Critical Chance and Crackling Energy. 7. Unlock Overflowing Energy as the key passive skill. Change Arc Lash to Spark for an 8% critical hit rate bonus. Further Skill Adjustments 1. Remove Glass Cannon and Ice Armor, reallocating skill points into Lightning Spear and Invoked Lightning Spear for stunning monsters. 2. Eliminate Hydra points and select Invigorating Conduit, restoring 12 mana per Crackling Energy. 3. Replace 2 Electrocutions with Lightning Ultimate, Unstable Currents. 4. Trade a point from Coursing Currents for Overflowing Energy, significantly reducing cooldowns. 5. Use Chain Lightning as a second Enchantment for increased ground damage and Crackling Energy. 6. Level 3 Protection grants 30% maximum life as a barrier. Upgrade Mana Shield by 3 levels for added damage reduction. Enhance Elemental Dominance by 3 levels to increase Chain Lightning damage by 9%. 7. Focus on a vigorous defense at level 3 for increased tankiness. Initial 10 Skill Points Boost Unlock all 10 skill points through Renown in all 5 areas. These skill points carry over to Season 2, providing a significant advantage. Gear Recommendations Prioritize Crit Chance Aspects. Consider using Recharging Aspect on a ring and Aspect of Disobedience on pants. The Aspect of Disobedience is valuable for reducing physical damage, which is still a major threat. Aspect of the Unbroken Tether on an amulet is ideal if it becomes available in Season 2. Finishing Thoughts Mastering the Chain Lightning Sorcerer in Diablo 4 Season 2 offers an exciting leveling journey. The newly introduced Vampire Powers in Season 2 make this build even more enjoyable. Whether you're starting at the early levels or diving into the endgame, this build offers a unique play style and exceptional leveling experience. Customize it to your preferences and savor your adventure in Sanctuary!