Diablo 4 Season 6: How To Choose A Rogue Build In Season Of Hatred Rising? - For Different Requirements

In 2.2.0 PTR released on March 11, I believe that players must have learned about the new powers in Season 8. The theme of Season 8 will be Boss Power! That’s right, when you defeat Bosses, in addition to gold, materials, and equipment, you will also gain their powers! This news is much more shocking than Witch Power! This time Boss Powers and Witch Powers are somewhat similar but different in detail. Any Boss killed in Sanctuary will grant you a Boss Power. Magic Powers Powers can be obtained at any difficulty. Lair Boss Powers are unlocked by defeating them at Torment 1 or higher. Boss Powers There are a total of 24 Boss Powers in Season 8, which are divided into three qualities: Magic Powers: 10 Rare Powers: 9 Legendary Powers: 5 Players can only carry 1 Boss Power and 3 modifiers at a time. All 24 Boss Powers can be used as primary powers or modifiers. Primary Boss Powers work by enhancing the abilities of your class. Modifiers are used to amplify Boss Powers. These Boss Powers will be a great help when farming Diablo 4 Gold, exploring dungeons, or challenging The Pit. Legendary Powers Andariel’s Flaming Skull Source: Andariel, Maiden of Anguish. Main: After standing for 1 second, summon a skull for 4 seconds that spins around you and spews flames, burning enemies for 1,200% damage over 3 seconds. Modifier: Damage over time effects that burn enemies deal 21% more damage. For 5 seconds after activating Main Boss Power, all your other attacks will burn enemies for 1,800% damage over 3 seconds. Belial’s Eye Beams Source: Belial, Lord of Lies. Main: After drinking a healing potion, gain 75% damage reduction for 2 seconds and summon eye beams that corrupt enemies for 1,750% damage over 3.5 seconds. Your healing potions will then become inactive for 5 seconds. You can drink healing potions at full health. Modifier: Activate your main Boss power to gain 2 seconds of unbreakable Stealth. While Stealth, you deal 11% [x] more Overpower Damage. Duriel’s Burrow Source: Duriel, King of Maggots. Main: You now burrow underground when you Evade, incapacitating nearby enemies for 5 seconds and dealing 200% damage when you enter and leave. While burrowed, you deal 200% damage every 0.25 seconds. Evade’s cooldown is increased by 4 seconds, and Evade’s cooldown reduction effect is 50%. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power increases your chance to dodge by 21% [+] for 2 seconds. Whenever you dodge an attack, you incapacitate nearby enemies for 3 seconds. Lilith’s Wind Of Hate Source: Echo of Lilith. Main: When casting a skill, attack enemies with a spike wave that lasts for 2 seconds, dealing 250% physical damage. Each time Wind of Hate hits an enemy, enemies take 60% [x] more damage, up to a maximum of 300% [x]. Modifier: Hitting an elite enemy with the main Boss power creates a Blister Clone with 10% of their maximum health for 15 seconds. Killing a Blister removes 5.25% of Elite’s health. Elites can have up to 3 Blisters active at once, excluding World Bosses. Harbinger Of Hatred’s Volley Source: Harbinger of Hatred. Main: After damaging a vulnerable enemy, fire a piercing projectile for 1.3 seconds that deals 400% Fire damage and applies Vulnerability. Deal 40% [x] bonus damage to vulnerable enemies. Modifier: Casting a basic skill at max resources consumes all resources, making all nearby enemies vulnerable. Activating the main Boss power increases vulnerability by 11% [x] for 5 seconds. Rare Powers Beast in the Ice’s Sleet Source: Beast in the Ice. Primary: After casting 3 skills that apply crowd control or stagger effects, fire a hail spike that deals 800% Cold damage and Freezes enemies for 2 seconds. Modifier: your main Boss power now Freezes enemies, and it damages by 2.5% [x]. Belial’s Crystal Decoy Source: Belial Lair Ambush. Main: When you cast an Agility, Defensive, or Macabre skill, a crystal is created that taunts enemies and explodes after 3 seconds for 600% Shadow damage. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power causes nearby enemies to be feared for 0.75 seconds and deal 50% Shadow damage to them. Varshan’s Life Steal Source: Echo of Varshan. Main: Whenever you lose 25% of your maximum health, attach a life steal beam to attackers, restoring 10% of your maximum health and dealing 1200% Corrosive damage to them over 3 seconds. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power deals 200% Corrosive damage over 2 seconds to nearby enemies. Grigoire’s Lightning Square Source: Grigoire, the Galvanic Saint. Main: After casting a core ability, lightning shoots outward for 1.2 seconds, dealing 300% Lightning damage per hit. Modifier: Each time you activate, damage an enemy with your main Boss power, stunning enemies hit for 0.25 seconds. Lord Zir’s Blood Pool Source: Lord Zir. Main: After you damage an enemy, create a pool of blood that deals 400% Bleeding damage per second for 4 seconds. You can have up to 3 active blood pools. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power heals you for 5.5% of your maximum health over 3 seconds. Urivar’s Lobbed Bombs Source: Urivar. Main: After casting your ultimate, drop 4 bombs that deal 800% Fire damage and reduce the cooldown of your ultimate by 5 seconds. Modifier: Killing an enemy with your main Boss power reduces the cooldown of your ultimate by 0.2 seconds. Ashava’s Poison Breath Source: Ashava the Pestilent. Main: Hitting an enemy affected by Damage Over Time creates a wave of acid that deals 400% Poison damage over 4 seconds. Poison increases by 10% for every 1% of the target’s current health taken by Damage Over Time. Modifier: Each time activated, damaging an enemy with your main Boss power also deals 45% Poison damage over 3 seconds. Avarice’s Explosive Ore Source: Avarice the Gold Cursed. Main: When you gain excess main resources, create a block of ore. After 2.5 seconds, the ore explodes, dealing 700% Fire damage. You can create up to 3 blocks of ore at a time. Modifier: Activating your main Boss power consumes all of your primary resources, increasing its damage by 1.5% [x] for each resource point consumed. Wandering Death’s Chest Beam Source: Wandering Death. Main: While channeling a skill, create a beam that deals 300% Frostbite damage per second. Enemies hit take 50% [x] increased damage for 1 second. Modifier: your main Boss power instantly executes non-Boss enemies below 15% health. When you execute an enemy, you gain 25 primary resources. In Season 8, killing a World Boss will now grant Rare Powers in addition to gold and large chests, with no difficulty limit. Magic Boss Powers Allek’s Talons Source: Allek Apparition. Main: Casting a basic skill deals 200% spark damage to enemies hit for 4 seconds. Modifier: Gain 5% increased movement speed, and for every 1% cooldown reduction, increase movement speed by 0.5%, up to a maximum of 11%. Beastmaster’s Training Source: Beastmaster Apparition. Main: Whenever you cast a summon skill or call in a mercenary for reinforcement, one of your summons or mercenaries taunts an enemy and gains 40% reduced damage. Modifier: Your summons deal 5% [x] more damage, and for every 1% extra critical damage you gain from items and paragons, increase it by 0.25% [x], up to a maximum of 17% [x]. Blackmailer’s Sabotage Source: Blackmailer Apparition. Main: Casting a core skill while shielded knocks down nearby enemies for 1.1 seconds. This effect cannot occur more than once every 5 seconds on the same enemy. Modifier: Whenever you gain a fortify, gain 20% more shield. Flesh Reaper’s Disruption Source: Flesh Reaper Apparition. Main: Damaging a vulnerable enemy removes the vulnerability, then stuns them and surrounding enemies for 0.5 seconds. This stun applies 100% stagger to Bosses. Modifier: Gain 5% [x] vulnerability, increasing by 0.25% [x] for every 1% bonus to crowd control duration, up to 10.5% [x]. Hatred’s Embrace’s Haste Source: Hatred’s Embrace Apparition. Main: Casting a Shadow or Fire skill increases movement speed by 1.1% for 3 seconds, up to 11%. Modifier: Gain 5% [+] critical strike chance, increasing by 0.5% [+] for every 1% Shadow resistance, up to 22.5% [+]. Kirma’s Sparks Source: Kirma Apparition. Main: When you dodge, deal 200% Spark damage over 4 seconds to close enemies. Modifier: Your dodge cooldown is reduced by 5%, and for every 1% increase in Lightning Resistance, your dodge cooldown is increased by 0.2%, up to a maximum of 11%. Outlaw Sharpshooter’s Eye Source: Outlaw Sharpshooter Apparition. Main: Deal direct damage to a ranged enemy, slowing them and nearby enemies by 40% for 5 seconds. Modifier: The farther away an enemy is from you, the more damage you deal to them, up to a maximum of 10.5% [x]. Sinerat’s Flames Source: Sinerat Apparition. Main: Use mobility skills to burn close enemies, dealing 200% Burn damage over 4 seconds. Modifier: Increases damage from all elements by 5% [x]. For every 1% increase in elemental resistance, increase the damage of that element by 0.2% [x], up to a maximum of 15.5% [x]. Skerg’s Toxins Source: Skerg Apparition. Main: When an enemy applies Damage Over Time effect to you, inflict 1000% Poison Damage to them over 4 seconds. Modifier: When you take damage from Damage Over Time effect, you have a 5% chance to be healed, with a bonus of 50% increased Poison Resistance, up to a maximum of 12%. Torusk’s Rage Source: Torusk Apparition. Main: Damaging a disabled enemy makes them and surrounding enemies Unstoppable, but increases your damage, attack speed, and movement speed by 10.5% [x] for 3 seconds. Modifier: Gain 5% [+] attack speed, and for every 1% damage dealt to controlled enemies, the attack speed will increase by 0.25% [+], up to a maximum of 10.5% [+]. The above are Boss powers of Season 8. There should be some changes before Season 8 is officially launched. But this should only be an adjustment to the numerical aspects, and there should not be too many changes in other aspects. Let us wait and see.

2024 is coming to an end, which also means the arrival of Christmas holiday. As a Diablo 4 player, you must also plan to idle away the holiday in this game world full of unique dark elements. Based on this, in order to ensure that you can have a fulfilling holiday, Diablo 4 Season 6 has launched a new Slay Ride To Hell event for you to play. This Slay Ride To Hell event will start on December 17th PST and end on January 2nd. You need to hunt Treasure Goblins around Sanctuary in it to earn generous event rewards including Diablo 4 Gold. As a well-known enemy type in Diablo 4, the biggest feature of Goblins is that they will flee from you at full speed to avoid being knocked down. However, once you successfully catch up and kill them, they will also drop a lot of loot for you to collect. Based on this, we will introduce you to the specific rewards provided by Slay Ride To Hell event and the basic participation methods. How To Play Slay Ride To Hell? Since the event has not officially started yet, there are few major details about Slay Ride To Hell event, but according to the pictures provided by the game official, we can get some relevant hints. First of all, there seems to be a small activity area around Sanctuary, where Treasure Goblins will spawn and try to escape from you, and you need to try to catch up and kill them. During the event, each goblin you kill will help you reach different event levels. In addition, the number of Diablo 4 Treasure Goblins spawned throughout Sanctuary and Nahantu during the event will be more than that of a normal event, and the more Goblins killed by global players including you, the better the rewards all participating players can get. Once players collectively kill 5 million Treasure Goblins, the first tier of rewards will be unlocked. After that, more tiers of rewards will be unlocked when 10 million, 15 million, 25 million, and 40 million Goblins are killed, respectively. Slay Ride To Hell Event Rewards It is reported that this event includes five levels, and each level will give you rewards of different contents. The details are as follows: Tier 1: Goblin bag: 5,000,000 Goblins slain across Sanctuary Legendary weapons cache (includes 3 ancestral legendary items with a guaranteed greater affix) Legendary rune x1, random runes x2 Random Undercity tribute Tier 2: Goblin bag: 10,000,000 Goblins slain across Sanctuary Unique and legendary weapons cache (includes three ancestral) Legendary items and 1 ancestral unique (all with a guaranteed greater affix) Random Undercity tribute Legendary rune x1, random runes x3 Tier 3: Greater Goblin bag: 15,000,000 Goblins slain across Sanctuary Fruit of Harvest mount trophy Unique weapons (includes three ancestral legendary items and two ancestral Uniques all with a guaranteed greater affix) Undercity tributes of radiance x5 (united) Legendary runes x2, random runes x3 Tier 4: Greater Goblin bag: 25,000,000 Goblins slain across Sanctuary Harvest Mare’s Totem mount trophy Ancestral Uniques x3 (all with a guaranteed greater affix) Runes x6 (3 legendary, 2 rare, 1 random) Citadel coins Tier 5: Mythic Goblin bag: 40,000,000 Goblins slain across Sanctuary Resplendent Spark x1 Harvest Mare’s Barding mount armor Ancestral Uniques x3, ancestral legendary items x8 (all with a guaranteed greater affix） Runes x8 (5 legendary, 2 rare, 1 random) Tributes of ascendance x3 (united) Tributes of radiance x5 (united) Citadel coins x20,000 To claim these rewards, you’ll need to head to Kyovashad’s Goblin Square to get their stash after completing the corresponding levels. And if you own Vessel of Hatred expansion, you’ll even get more bonuses throughout the event. Other Holiday Events To Look Forward To It’s worth mentioning that during the upcoming holidays, besides the fun limited-time Slay Ride To Hell event, you can also enjoy the new Spiritborn class for free, which was added to the game with Vessel of Hatred DLC this October! If you haven’t gotten the expansion before, Spiritborn will be used free to you on Battle.net, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms from December 19 to January 3. A warrior from the jungles of Nahantu, Spiritborn can use powerful combos in battle and has poison and dark magic available. As one of the new features of Diablo 4, it also introduces new enemies, bosses, and various loot, including legendary aspects. In addition, Diablo 4 will once again host Mother’s Blessing event this holiday. From December 17th to January 2nd, you can take advantage of the effects of Mother’s Blessing event to gain more XP and Diablo 4 Gold at a faster rate, and it also applies to Seasonal and Eternal Realms, and will be available on each world tier. Of course, if you want to kill Goblins in Slay Ride To Hell more efficiently, you can get some helpful props through the game product giveaway information in iGMeet Discord. Good luck!

In Diablo 4 series of games, Paragon Board is a very important game mechanism. Because, after unlocking it, players can use the corresponding points to further unlock some board nodes, thereby effectively improving the various attributes of their game characters. From the first season to the latest season Season of Hatred Rising, in order to make Paragon Board play a more comprehensive role in the game to help players fight, the game makers are constantly updating and optimizing it. But in Season 6, we found that not every update of Paragon Board brings benefits. After actually experiencing the new Paragon Board mechanism in the new season, many players said that it has become more complicated to manage than in the past, which has hindered players to varying degrees whether they want to plan the use of their Diablo 4 Gold or want to further improve the proficiency of skill operations. Therefore, we will give some improvement suggestions based on some shortcomings reflected by Paragon Board after the current update. The Current Status Of Paragon Board In Season 6 When players upgrade their game characters to level 50 in Season of Hatred Rising, Paragon Board will be unlocked, and players will then receive some corresponding Paragon Points. These points can be used to fill in nodes on the board, thereby unlocking more other nodes related to abilities, attributes, and character characteristics in order to enhance the strength of the character. Currently, there are several types of nodes in the game: Normal Paragon Nodes, Magical Paragon Nodes, Rare Paragon Nodes, or Legendary Paragon Nodes. However, through in-game testing, you will find that most nodes are just “fillers”, and their consumption of points is only to reach the useful nodes you want in the end. Obviously, this not only makes the node upgrade process lengthy but also makes players feel that a considerable part of the points are wasted. After all, their consumption can only be exchanged for a few attribute upgrades. And in terms of the rewards provided by Paragon Board, there are even considerable differences between different Classes. Some Classes have a lot of Rare Paragon Nodes, or Legendary Paragon Nodes to unlock, while others focus on trying to get Glyphs as hard as possible. Of course, Glyphs also provide rewards or special buffs, but Glyphs are difficult to obtain, and it is also a hassle to determine which Glyphs are more worthy to obtain. Because they are arranged by level and alphabetically in the game, if you want to know what each Glyph helps, you have to check them one by one by hovering the mouse over each Glyph. The entire process of collecting and using nodes in Season 6 is currently frustrating, complicated, and a waste of time. Because it hardly provides any substantial progress for players. Improvement Suggestions Based on the shortcomings reflected in the current situation, our main improvement suggestions for Paragon Board are to remove most of the points required for players to unlock nodes, making the path to earning nodes clearer and simpler. This will not only make it easier to earn nodes but also allow players to get more rewards faster. Because in this way, players can achieve the same results as before with fewer nodes, and the relevant views of Paragon Board may also look more intuitive, logical, and simpler. It helps to solve the excessive Paragon Board workload that the original game brought to players. The second suggestion is to redesign Glyphs, because the current related progress system can be said to be meaningless and can hardly provide effective help to players. The improvement idea we provide is to set Glyphs as the center of all unlockable nodes, and make Glyphs the final key content by gradually unlocking other nodes of different levels, making the entire system more logical. In addition, the matching and connection between Classes and Paragon Board may also need to be fully redesigned. For example, Legendary Paragon Nodes should be applicable to each Class, and the benefits of using nodes should not be set too different from each other, to avoid an imbalance in the game experience between players of different Classes and affect the evaluation of the game. Although Paragon Board in the sixth season Season of Hatred Rising is currently insufficient, it is not unchangeable. If the game makers listen to the feedback from players in time and make some effective improvements and optimizations for this mechanism, I believe Paragon Board can provide more help to players. The above is the reflection of some shortcomings of the current Paragon Board mechanism and some improvement suggestions we have envisioned. If you want to know more related content, you can enter iGMeet Discord. Today is the last day of the fourth giveaway event for Diablo 4 Season of Hatred Rising. Hurry up and participate!

Welcome to the Diablo 4 Druid Builds Guide for Launch! In Diablo 4, the Druid class offers versatile gameplay, combining nature-based magic and shape-shifting abilities to unleash devastating attacks on enemies. This guide will showcase some of the best Druid builds to maximize your effectiveness and enjoyment during the initial launch phase of the game. Experiment with these builds and find the playstyle that suits you best! 1. Werewolf Melee Build: The Werewolf Melee Build focuses on utilizing the Druid's shape-shifting abilities to unleash swift and powerful melee attacks. This build excels at dealing high damage while maintaining mobility and survivability. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects: - Primary Skills: Shapeshifting skills such as Werewolf, Feral Rage, and Fury Swipe are the core of this build. Maximize the synergies between these skills to increase your damage output and generate Fury. - Support Skills: Invest in skills like Rabies for additional damage over time and the Raven summon to distract enemies and provide minor crowd control. - Passives: Focus on passives like Lycanthropy, Spirit of Barbs, and Fury of the Pack to enhance your shape-shifting abilities, increase defense, and improve damage. 2. Elemental Caster Build: The Elemental Caster Build harnesses the Druid's natural magic to unleash destructive elemental spells upon enemies from a distance. This build provides excellent crowd control and area-of-effect damage. Here's what you need to know: - Primary Skills: Invest in spells like Firestorm, Tornado, and Hurricane to rain down fire, wind, and lightning upon your foes. These skills excel in dealing damage to multiple enemies simultaneously. - Support Skills: Skills like Grizzly summon and Oak Sage are great for providing additional tankiness and support. Use them strategically to bolster your survivability and damage. - Passives: Prioritize passives like Elemental Focus, Volcano, and Cyclone Armor to enhance your elemental spells, increase damage output, and improve overall survivability. 3. Shape-shifting Hybrid Build: The Shape-shifting Hybrid Build combines the best of both worlds, allowing you to switch seamlessly between melee combat and spellcasting. This build offers versatility and adaptability in various situations. Here's what you should consider: - Primary Skills: Allocate points into shape-shifting skills such as Werebear and Werewolf to unleash devastating melee attacks. Additionally, invest in elemental spells like Molten Boulder and Cyclone Armor for ranged damage and defense. - Support Skills: Utilize summons like the Carrion Vine and Spirit of Barbs to provide additional crowd control and tankiness. Use these skills strategically based on your current form. - Passives: Prioritize passives like Arctic Blast, Shock Wave, and Heart of Wolverine to enhance both your shape-shifting and spellcasting abilities, increasing damage output and survivability. 4. Support Healer Build: The Support Healer Build focuses on the Druid's ability to provide support to allies through healing and buffing effects. This build is ideal for group play and ensures your party's survival in challenging encounters. Consider the following aspects: - Primary Skills: Invest in skills such as Healing Wind, Heart of Wolverine, and Oak Sage to provide healing, increased damage, and damage reduction to your allies. These skills greatly enhance the survivability of your party. - Support Skills: Use summons like the Spirit of Barbs and Grizzly to provide additional tankiness and crowd control, protecting your group from harm. - Passives: Focus on passives like Cyclone Armor, Summon Resist, and Spirit of Meld to increase your own survivability and bolster the effectiveness of your support abilities. These Diablo 4 Druid builds offer a variety of playstyles and approaches to the game. Experiment with them during the launch phase and adapt them to your preferred playstyle. Remember to invest points strategically, consider synergies between skills, and prioritize passives that enhance your chosen build. Have fun exploring the untamed power of the Druid class in Diablo 4!