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This Campfire Chat about the game content of Diablo 4 Season 9 was held on May 22, in which some new game content such as skills and items, as well as improvements, which are expected to meet many players on July 1, were announced, which made all players very interested in it. Although Diablo 4 Season 9: Sins of the Horadrim is one of the three Borrowed Power seasons in the roadmap released by the developer at the beginning of the year, Spellcraft system added here is very worth looking forward to by players. It will allow players to obtain some Uniques that can be used to cast spells, which are not available in previous seasons. According to Campfire Chat and some published information, each class will have a dedicated new Unique in Season 9. Although there are no Uniques or Mythic Uniques for all classes in this D4 season update, the following new items will change the gameplay of most character builds in a subtle way. It’s worth reminding you that the item potencies and stats shown here are based on Season 9 PTR that will probably be released on May 27. They may change as the season approaches, so everything is subject to final release. 1. Hooves Of The Mountain God - For Barbarian In the past few seasons, Barbarian has been a tepid player in Diablo 4, as it has strong survivability, but its slow movement speed makes it unsuitable for combat that requires high mobility. But with the addition of Hooves of the Mountain God, things may be changing. Not only does it bring some movement speed, basic attack speed, Fury generation efficiency, and Belligerence skill level gains to this slow character, it also provides some unique effects for frequently used basic skills: when you have the most Fury, all basic skills will slash and deal 70%-100% additional damage. For players who are keen on Barbarian builds with Bash as the core skill, no matter how many Diablo 4 Gold you need to spend on this boot, it is worth your effort to get it, because with its help, those enhanced basic skills are enough to quickly defeat early game enemies. 2. Noxious Spine-Breaker - For Druid After the developers added some skills and exclusive items for Druid that can cast poison damage effects in the last season of Diablo 4, the number of players exploring with this class has increased significantly compared to previous seasons. Seeing this, the developers seized the opportunity and added a Noxious Spine-Breaker Two-Handed Mace in Season 9, which not only increases the subsequent damage to enemies that have been damaged by poison, but also increases the possibility of Pulverize’s new damage effect to the enemy. Every ten seconds, Pulverize will create a puddle, and its damage effect for 6 seconds is equivalent to 200%-400% of the poison damage in the entire build. Most importantly, it will also indirectly reduce your resource consumption. Of course, if you have enough gold coins in stock, it is highly recommended that you invest some in it to get a higher chance of Pulverize causing damage twice. Also Read: What Did Diablo 4 Preview About Season 9 In The Compfire Chat On May 22? 3. The Hand of Naz - For Necromancer When The Hand of Naz appeared in the public eye, players said they did not understand the developer’s operation: Why does an item specially built for minion building need to sacrifice its own minion? In fact, the ultimate purpose of this unique glove focusing on the damage, mastery level, attack speed and maximum health of the Skeletal Mage is to allow loyal players who have experienced multiple seasons of Diablo 4 to get rid of those Skeletal Warriors and Golems that are not very useful. For each minion sacrificed, you can get an additional Skeletal Mage. And when it attacks the enemy 25 times without casualties, it will upgrade to a Skeletal Arch-Mage, which will teleport to a safe area when attacked and when its attack is broken by impact, it will cause 50%-100% additional damage to the target, up to three targets. From what the developers have described, The Hand of Naz is perfect for builds that have Bone Prison, Iron Maiden, and Decrepify abilities, so they can use the Skeletal Mages you cast to create a wave of attacks that can level everything. 4. Deathmask Of Nirmitruq - For Rogue While the competition for the best helmet in Diablo 4 is fierce, as they all provide very useful buffs to players in different aspects, such as Andariel’s Visage, which can give you very solid defensive capabilities. But in Season 9, the helmet you should choose for Flurry Rogue build is Deathmask of Nirmitruq, because it increases the level of this skill by 2-3 levels, and the buffs to your movement speed, armor and maximum health are very considerable. Most importantly, it can maximize your Flurry skill: you will no longer be restricted when casting this skill. When you are low on energy, it will consume 10% of your health, but in the process your damage ability will increase by 30%-50%, and your attack speed will also increase by 50%, and it will last for 5 seconds. Although this helmet allows Flurry, an offensive skill, to be cast for a longer time, it still cannot be cast if you are low on energy and health. So make sure you max out your build’s health and energy generation by spending D4 Gold before using this item. 5. Ophidian Iris - For Sorcerer The Conjuration Fire spell Hydra made Sorcerer one of the most popular classes in the first few seasons of Diablo 4, so it was only natural that Ophidian Iris would be able to increase the levels of the glass cannon’s elemental resistance, intelligence, critical strike chance, pyromancy damage, and devouring blaze. Not only that, but this Amulet can also add two heads to the three-headed Hydra, and deal 50%-100% more damage. Honestly, I can’t wait to see the giant Hydra smashing a screen full of enemies and scattering loot and Diablo 4 coins. 6. Balazan’s Maxtlatl - For Spiritborn Among many Spiritborn builds, the most popular one may be the Thorns Spiritborn build, so the developer added a pair of Balazan’s Maxtlatl pants that can increase the damage and defense capabilities of the build at the same time. It will not only increase the level of Bastion skill, maximum health and Dexterity, but also make your melee attack cause 200%-300% more damage than before, and the poison damage you cast is the same as Thorns you cast. Here is a new construction idea for you: if you combine this Balazan’s Maxtlatl with Razorplate Unique Chest Armor, you will get a double damage build with super thorns effect and poison effect, so that you can defeat some enemies or bosses that are not resistant to these more quickly. These are Uniques for each class that have been confirmed to be added in Diablo 4 Season 9 Sins of the Horadrim and their specific effects. In any case, the developers have spent a lot of time updating each season of Diablo 4, and are also actively listening to players’ opinions and suggestions on the game content, so the new seasons to be released later are worth looking forward to for all players. I wish you a happy game!

For a long time, Diablo 4 has provided players with a very immersive dark exploration experience, in which they can explore Sanctuary on their own and fight with many monsters and bosses with different attack mechanisms. But we have to admit that they may hinder your exploration process a little. Especially when Season 8 increases the difficulty of combat, even players with rich experience in exploration since the first D4 cannot guarantee that they will not die once during this season’s journey. Once you die too many times, your journey will be greatly affected, such as investing too much D4 Gold, resulting in insufficient resources to improve the effectiveness of the build, and spending too much time re-exploring the way to success will make you have a lot of negative emotions. In view of this, this guide will introduce you to ways to reduce deaths in the current Diablo 4 Season 8, which has increased the difficulty of a certain challenge, as well as some precautions that need to be paid attention to during exploration, which may allow you to advance the campaign or main quest plot more smoothly. 1. Picking Right World Tier Difficulty While the higher World Tier Difficulty you play in Diablo 4’s Sanctuary, the more rewards you’ll get, but the more challenging it is. If you jump into those higher tiers too early, your regular encounters can become a painful grind, even if you end up with higher-quality loot. But don’t stay in the lower tiers for too long, as this will cause you to miss out on a lot of good loot and Paragon progression. If you want to farm Diablo 4 Gold using the lower tiers, try to pick profitable monsters to fight instead of fighting them indiscriminately. When it comes to choosing World Tier Difficulty, the best approach is to move to World Tier 2 after you have mastered and mastered the core skills that are important to your build, and to World Tier 3 after you’ve completed all the main campaigns and have reached character level 50 or above, so that your risk and reward in D4 are balanced. 2. Rotate Skill Frequently Although there are some skills in Diablo 4 S8 that can be cast continuously and have huge damage capabilities, such as Lightning Spear and Quill Volley, which are very popular, and players also feel the fun of using a single skill to defeat some low-level enemies. But it is worth noting that most of the strongest opponents in the game require you to have enough flexibility to be defeated, and the window time brought by the long cooldown of skills is also something you need to pay attention to. Not only that, some elite monsters and Lair Bosses in this season will punish some characters with predictable attack patterns. So those skills, defensive abilities and debuffs with long cooldowns should be removed. For example, Sorceress needs to pay more attention to the damage reduction effect of Ice Armor instead of the one-button Fireball; Rogue needs to pay more attention to the burst control brought by Rain of Vengeance instead of blindly using Rapid Fire to cause negligible ranged damage to the enemy. Frequent skill rotation not only speeds up clearing by hitting targets quickly, but also helps you reduce the consumption of health and precious resources in those long-lasting battles.  In addition, you need to complete the key quests that each class receives at level 15 to unlock transformative talents and defining abilities, because they often determine your core play style in it and promote the coherence of the main story. 3. Manage The Pit Properly The Pit has always been the most challenging content in the endgame that D4 players are reluctant to mention, but the super-rich rewards it provides are also what players desire. This will prompt some players to choose to run The Pit levels that are higher than their own level so that they can directly obtain higher-quality loot. This is exactly the opposite. This kind of high-minded thinking will greatly increase your death rate in it and slow down your overall progress, but being too cautious is also not conducive to your farming of high-value items. Therefore, the most effective way to manage The Pit is to choose those that you can deal with concentrated groups of enemies in 3-4 minutes, and use glyph bonuses to increase your clearing speed or the quality and quantity of loot in it. If you choose and operate correctly, you can get a lot of experience points that can be used for upgrades and items with extremely high improvement effects every time you run The Pit. 4. Choose Right Build Pieces Many players currently advocate using high-level items to make a strong build, but this is not the case. For those who focus on offensive builds, a unique helmet that provides a 20% physical defense buff may not be as good as a regular helmet that provides a certain bonus to their core offensive skills. So, before you choose the right gear to put in your build or spend a lot of Diablo 4 Gold to upgrade them, please evaluate the equipment from the perspective of active skill bonuses and effective synergy between affixes, which will make you feel at ease even in the most difficult battles. The above are some specific methods that can help you reduce your death in Diablo 4 Season 8 and the key points to pay attention to during exploration. Of course, the game content will change accordingly after each season and even after each hotfix is ​​released, and the strategies you use in it also need to adapt to the times. I wish you a happy game!

In Diablo 4, Barbarian can only fully unleash its true potential in melee combat by adopting the best build. With pure strength and superb melee weapon skills, Barbarian can easily defeat groups of enemies. If you prefer a solo play style, then Barbarian is undoubtedly your best choice. Because of the diversity of Barbarian, players can choose different build methods according to their own play style and needs. Next, we will introduce you to the best Barbarian builds for PvE and PvP in Diablo 4 Season 6. Best PvE Build Bash Barbarian is a very popular play style. This build turns you into a walking sledgehammer, capable of tearing through single targets and groups of targets with amazing efficiency, improving the efficiency of Diablo 4 Gold farming. Bash is now even more powerful thanks to seasonal buffs. Flay Barbarian is also a very interesting choice. This build must keep enemies bleeding to deal maximum damage. Frenzy Thorns is large, easy to handle, and effective against almost many enemies and scenarios. But it can only really maximize its potential after getting Razorback. Best PvP Build Bash Barbarian is a top choice not only for PvE but also for PvP. This build is known for its Fury generation and defensive perks, allowing players to take hits from enemies in the heat of battle while also being able to effectively counterattack and punish other players. All Barbarian Builds Bash Barbarian Bash Barbarian excels at powerful single-target attacks, delivering critical strikes and stuns with every swing. With Lunging Strike and War Cry boosting Fury and damage, and Bash shocking enemies, it’s perfect for tough fights. Simple yet powerful, it’s one of the strongest builds in Diablo 4. Flay Barbarian Flay Barbarian focuses on bleeding damage, increasing Fury with Lunging Strike, and Challenging Shout for survivability. This build relies on sustained damage to gradually make enemies suffer. Although the damage potential is huge, the damage is slow to show up because of the focus on DoT, and the actual feasibility is slightly inferior to Bash Barb. Frenzy Thorns Barbarian Frenzy Thorns Barbarian focuses on reflecting damage and enhancing attack speed. Frenzy increases attack speed, thorns reflect damage from enemy attacks, and Challenging Shout and Iron Skin enhance survivability. This build relies on Razorback as a key item, and it is not recommended to fully invest in it before obtaining it. Hammer Of The Ancients Barbarian Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian build relies on Fury to launch devastating blows and becomes more powerful as your Fury grows. By stacking shouts like Rallying Cry and War Cry, you can further enhance your Fury and destroy everything in sight. This build performs well both when facing single enemies and groups of enemies. However, to be most effective at killing bosses with this build, Ancestral Force is a must-have Aspect. Despite this, Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian has a relatively low DPS compared to builds that focus on Bash, Rend, or Flay. Upheaval Barbarian Upheaval Barbarian emphasizes destroying enemies with huge ranged attacks and performs particularly well against groups of enemies. Rallying Cry and War Cry are key abilities that support this build, as they help you keep Fury in an efficient state, ensuring that your attacks are constantly powerful. Items that increase attack speed and critical damage can further enhance the effectiveness of each attack. While the base damage of Upheaval Barbarian build is very strong and can be quickly upgraded in the early stages. However, as the game progresses, especially in the later stages, other builds may surpass it in single-target damage or performance in long fights. Rend Barbarian Rend Barbarian focuses on destroying enemies with continuous bleeding damage. Lunging Strike helps you accumulate Fury, and Iron Skin improves survivability. Cooldown management is key, Rallying Cry and War Cry boost damage, and Rupture is key to maximizing AoE damage. Rend requires Ring of the Ravenous to work best, making the build more complex, difficult to assemble, and relatively less rewarding. Whirlwind Twisters Barbarian If you like to spin and destroy everything, Whirlwind Twisters Barbarian is the perfect choice for you. Utilize Rallying Cry to maintain Fury, War Cry to boost damage, and devastate enemies like a tornado. This build focuses on speed and efficiency, ensuring no enemy survives. However, it is slightly inferior to other AoE builds in terms of end-game content. Double Swing Twisters Barbarian Double Swing Twisters Barbarian focuses on speed and ferocity, suppressing enemies with rapid strikes, and using Rallying Cry and War Cry to maintain attack pressure. With its focus on dual-weapon attacks and efficient resource management, it is the first choice for Whirlwind players, especially for large-area damage. However, there is still a gap compared to Bash and Flay build. Leapquake Barbarian Leapquake Barbarian combines high mobility and area damage, using Leap to trigger earthquakes to knock enemies away, making it suitable for dealing with large groups of enemies. However, it is difficult to assemble and its performance in boss battles is not as good as other AoE builds. Although it is interesting, it is not worth investing too much effort. Death Blow Bonk Barbarian Death Blow Bonk Barbarian focuses on devastating finishing blows, and can effectively deal with groups of enemies with precise timing and reset mechanisms. Lunging Strike and War Cry increase Fury and damage, making each blow more powerful. However, it performs poorly against bosses or large enemies, and its overall reliance on killing efficiency is an enormous challenge against large enemies. Overall, Barbarian is a powerful melee profession that provides a variety of build options to suit different combat needs and play styles. If you lack any equipment support when trying to build, you can enter iGMeet discord to follow the giveaway information that is often released, and you may find the equipment you need.

Hello, everyone. I hope you can upgrade items during the leveling process in Diablo 4 Season 4. The following information in this guide will be useful for you before you reach World Tier 4. If you start to your endgame build tinkering, I will explain what tempering is and how to use it in the game. We will also discuss enchanting your gear. When it comes to Tempering or Enchanting the gear you own, investing in Diablo 4 Gold will make your gear even more perfect. And lastly, I will share with you my logic when it comes to the order of upgrading mechanics. Make sure to check out this last chapter of this passage so you don’t waste tons of gold in the process. So let’s get into it. How Tempering Works in Diablo 4? First, what is tempering? Diablo 4 Season 4 changed a lot of stuff around the loot stats and upgrading items. One of such changes is the addition of tempering, which is a new system of upgrading your items. Prior to Season 4, you would find loot with all the stats already available on the item. And then you would just change one single stat through the enchanting process and upgrade the item to make the stats higher. In Season 4, however, you drop items with less amount of stats available on them than before. Rare items have 2 Affixes, 3 legendaries, and 4 Uniques but then you can add powerful Affixes on an item with tempering. So what tempering does is basically add up to two new powerful affixes to item. However, before you reach World Tier 4 and start dropping in Ancestral item Rarity. You will be able to add only one Affixes. The number of times you can temper an item is limited. And depends on Rarity of the item. Early items will have a limit of three attempts and then we have Ancestral items which drop at World Tier 4. And those allow us to temper 5 times. Important to note is that tempering can be done only for rare and legendary items. Uniques cannot be tempered also bear in mind that when you roll tempered Affixes, you do not have an option to keep the old one. The new Affixes always override the old one. And so there is a risk factor here, especially when you are on your last temper attempt available. So starting the tempering process, you have to go to Blacksmith and click the first tab. The process does not cost any gold but requires a couple of materials. You will get tons of necessary materials as you play the game. I salvage most of my rares and Legendaries I also temper a lot so far. And I was never short on materials for tempering my gear. Whenever I wanted to change my stuff during the leveling process, besides materials, you also need manuals, which are a list of few stat outcomes for tempering. One of the Affixes from the manual will be randomly added during the tempering process. You find manuals by just simply playing the game. They drop just like any other loot. These manuals have different Rarities. And these Rarities is impact the range of values of the stats available with the manual. Basically, the higher Rarity of manual, the better the stats possible manuals are also split into six categories. And these categories work like categories of aspects. Every item type has different possible tempering categories. So for gloves, you can add a utility or offensive category. For pens, you have only defensive or utility categories and so on. The good thing is that once you find the manual, it’s unlocked permanently. So you don’t need to search for it again and again, which is neat. Enchanting in Diablo 4 Season 4 Now let’s briefly discuss enchanting your items. Enchanting is a process which modifies one Affixes available on your gear. To this process cannot change the row-based stats of item like damage dealt on weapons or base armor on gloves. Affixes to be changed are marked with dots and are located under this horizontal line. To enchant your item, you need to go to the occultist and click on the fourth tab. Once you put the item you want to enchant, you can click the icon in the top right corner of enchanting window. To see the potential outcomes of the process. This is super useful to help you understand what stats you can actually get and what are the ranges. When you enchant any item, you get three choices, two new stats and an option to retain the initial Affixes. The enchanting process takes few materials and a substantial amount of gold, the tricky case that every time you enchant the same item. The cost of the process increases, the price of gold can reach insane amounts. So be mindful of it. Upgrading Gear Efficiently During Leveling And let me explain the thought process I use for upgrading any item that I want to use. I think applying this logic may save you a lot of gold during the leveling process. Since we can modify our gear a lot in Season 4. I look mainly for Legendary item drop with good base row power and two out of free stats that are fitting my build. I don’t care for Legendary Power since I can change it easily now with Codex of Power. By the way, the aspects are now permanently unlocked when salvaging an item. And the highest value salvaged will be always available in a Codex of Power, not just the lowest base value like before. I also don’t need perfect free out of free stats because I can swap out one Affixes with an enchanting process. I will always start the process of tinkering an item with tempering. This is because we have a limited number of tempering attempts and the stats available through the tempering process are particularly powerful for build crafting. So if we don’t get the stat from the manual that we wanted with tempering, the item is potentially a bust. This is especially the case for weapons and other item types with offensive category manuals available on them. They are game changers for items, at least for my build. So now let me give you a specific example to showcase this process. I am playing a Frozen Orb build with my Sorceress. Let’s say I found gloves that I want to use that have two good stats on them. First, I go to Blacksmith for tempering. On gloves I can put stats from either utility or offensive category, I found a manual from offensive category called Frost Finesse which has amazing damage boost potential for my build. Especially cold damage and vulnerable damage are very good stats for me. Since Frozen Orb has a 40% chance to make enemies vulnerable and is, of course, cold-based skill. So if I don’t manage to get either of these stats with tempering. I would not use those glows. Similarly to weapons, I want to get a specific stat in tempering that gives me a chance to cast Frozen Orb twice. So by not enchanting nor swapping Legendary Powers first. I potentially save a lot of gold on an item that I wouldn’t use, anyway. But let’s say, I get the tempering that I wanted. I start with the enchanting process to try to get the first start on gloves to improve my build. In case I have bad luck and enchanting gets too expensive. I have done three options. First, I can settle for the sub powerful stat. Next, I can just continue investing gold or I can just stick to gloves that I already have. And lastly, if I get the stats that I wanted on the item. I swap the legendary power to the one I want. Modifying legendary powers should be done last. As it involves no RNG and it’s quite an expensive process to begin with. These are my detailed instructions on how to do Tempering, Enchanting and Upgrading Gear in Diablo 4. I hope these are useful to you.