Diablo 4 Season 7 Obducite Farming: Which Method Is The Most Efficient? - Nightmare Dungeons vs Infernal Hordes vs Kurast Undercity

Diablo 4 DLC Vessel of Hatred has been launched for a while now, and most players must have explored most of the mechanisms and content in the expansion. On this basis, you will definitely not be unfamiliar with the mercenary mechanism. As an important mechanism in Diablo 4 DLC, mercenaries can serve as effective auxiliary NPCs to help players fight. They have their own unique skills and specialties, which can help players deal with different enemies and combat scenarios. Although unlocking them requires Diablo 4 Gold and some slightly complicated steps, their value is worth it. There are 4 mercenaries in Vessel of Hatred, namely Raheir, Aldkin, Varyana and Subo. Players can choose and unlock up to 2 of them as their helpers in the game. Although the system will not limit your choice, you must want to choose as powerful or suitable mercenaries as possible. Based on this, we have ranked these four mercenaries from low to high according to their specific performance in Vessel of Hatred for players’ reference and selection. 4. Aldkin Before the mercenary mechanism was officially launched, Aldkin was anticipated because of his interesting design. Unfortunately, his performance in actual combat was not outstanding. His main skill, Blasphemous Fate, allows him to transform into a demon for 22 seconds and gives him new abilities. However, during his transformation, not only nearby enemies but also your game character will become vulnerable, and then consume your resources when you cause damage to the enemy. And his transformation is random. So if these problems cannot be optimized, then using Aldkin will be a bit of a loss. Even if the build or skills you use in battle do not depend on the amount of resources, Aldkin is still unsatisfactory as a companion. Although his Flame Surge skill tree has a chance to cause high damage to the enemy, when facing the higher level Torment difficulty, the damage he outputs is even far less than your own output. Aldkin does get some pleasant benefits in Haunt skill tree, such as daze, slow or stun, which debuff enemies, but other mercenaries can do similar things. Aldkin may be effective in the early game, but his equipment lacks practicality and his overall potential is low, which makes him the lowest ranking of the four mercenaries. 3. Varyana Varyana’s core skill Massacre allows both your game character and Varyana to stack massacres when killing enemies, and gain additional movement speed bonuses when stacking to a certain level. This effect can be stacked up to 100 times, at which point the movement speed can even increase by 20%. If you are using a Build or Class with poor mobility and lack of speed, the benefits provided by Varyana’s skills are undoubtedly helpful. But if you already have strong mobility, Varyana is not the best choice among mercenaries for you. In Varyana’s Cleave skill tree, she can bleed enemies, giving you another attack speed buff, and applying vulnerability, or a debuff that reduces the amount of damage dealt to nearby enemies. In her Shockwave skill tree, Varyana knocks down enemies multiple times, giving you different combat bonuses by knocking down those she controls. But no matter which skill tree, Varyana is still more focused on enhancing the player’s mobility rather than damage output. Although both skill trees provide enough utility, if you need a mercenary with stronger damage, Varyana is relatively ordinary. However, if you are mainly lacking in movement speed or mobility skills, you can definitely add her to your team. 2. Subo From a practical point of view, Subo is very similar to Varyana, and he can also provide players with some damage, crowd control and other buffs. However, what makes Subo special is his main skill Seeker. This skill marks all nearby enemies and game materials on the minimap. Every 20 seconds Subo will mark a random enemy, and killing a marked enemy will help you restore 50% of your resources and reduce the cooldown of Seeker by 10 seconds. This skill is very useful if you want to farm Diablo 4 Gold or other game materials during Helltide. In fact, no matter which mercenary, they are not designed as helpers for damage output, so their usefulness depends on how much they help in providing support. Whether it is other buffs or the help provided by Seeker skills, Subo has become the second-ranked mercenary. Of course, Subo is not completely unable to provide damage buffs. For example, his Wire Trap skill tree provides slowing, knocking down and immobilization effects, while Molotov series has slowing, knocking down and increasing continuous damage effects. And if you hire him while playing a Poison or Bleed-based Build, the effect will be even better. 1. Raheir Raheir is currently the most powerful mercenary in Diablo 4 DLC Vessel of Hatred. He can provide players with considerable damage reduction effects, as well as healing, enhancements, and debuffs. He can be said to be a powerful mercenary because he is very comprehensive. His main skill, Valiance, has a great support effect. When you take damage that reaches 15% of your current health, Raheir’s skill will offset the damage you take and knock down nearby enemies, while you will be invincible on the battlefield for 0.5 seconds. In addition, most of Raheir’s skills in both skill trees have certain practical or support effects. For example, his shield charge line can bring you a variety of benefits such as strengthening, deceleration, additional armor, damage reduction taunts, and which ones you can get depends on the specific skills you choose. This makes Raheir’s practicality shocking, easily surpassing other mercenaries and becoming the first. The above is our ranking of the four mercenaries based on their overall performance. Of course, the ranking is just a reference. In actual combat, players need to make a comprehensive choice based on their own needs and situations to select the mercenary that suits them best. In addition, if you want to know more about Diablo 4 DLC content, you can enter iGMeet Discord to communicate with others. The channel is currently holding the fifth giveaway event for Diablo 4 Season of Hatred Rising, which will last until November 11. On the last day of this lottery, 20 players will be drawn to share 5000 Andariel Materials, 5000 Duriel Materials, 20000 Living Steel and 20000 Exquisite Blood on average. You can participate by leaving your favorite reaction emoji! Believe in your luck, and act quickly!

The exciting Diablo 4 Season 5 is finally here! But while experiencing new content, we also need to upgrade our characters from the beginning. Some players may feel that it is a chore to go back to the early levels and lower World Tiers to start leveling again, because we need to spend the same or even more time grinding XP. However, if you choose the right content and method, it may not be a boring process. You can quickly pass each level while experiencing new content! In this guide, we have put together the best leveling guides, breaking down everything you need to know and the steps you need to take to overcome the early difficulties. In addition, we will talk about what else you can do after reaching the level cap to avoid quitting because there is nothing to do. Best Leveling Tips The way to level up as quickly as possible depends on your current level. Below, we have outlined what you should focus on and the order to focus on leveling. Level 1 To 35 The most important factor when starting Diablo 4 Season 5 is to make sure you are in World Tier 2. This is slightly harder than World Tier 1, but offers extra XP as well as more and better Diablo 4 Gold and loot drops, so it’s worth the switch. First, we need to start the season questline by completing Of Lambs and Wolves quest and focus on unlocking Season Journey rewards for Chapter 1. Then, collect Bundled Herbs and work with Alchemist to craft Precision Elixirs. Attention then shifts to Helltides until you reach level 35. It can be difficult to engage if you’re at a lower level, though. As long as you’re having difficulty, you just need to focus on completing events around the map until you feel more comfortable. Once you reach level 35, the next step is to complete Capstone Dungeons and unlock access to World Tier 3. Level 35 To 55 Once you’ve unlocked World Tier 3, continue the season questline and complete Eyes of the Enemy questline. This will unlock the first Infernal Horde, a new mechanic added for Season 5 and another significant source of XP. During this time, you have two options for grinding XP. You can, of course, switch between the two to keep things fresh. The first option is to run Nightmare Dungeons until you reach level 55, and the other is to continue playing Helltides. The best way is to continue playing Helltides and switch to Nightmare Dungeons during the five-minute cooldown between Helltides. Once you reach level 55, it’s time to go to another Capstone Dungeon. To make things easier, I recommend Fire Resistance and Tempering your gear at Blacksmith. Note that once you complete a Capstone Dungeon, it means World Tier 4 is unlocked. Level 55 To 100 In World Tier 4, focus on farming Helltides until you reach level 70. Next, you can choose to run Nightmare Dungeons or complete Whispers in PvP area. If you don’t want to fight other players, Nightmare Dungeons are your best choice. I need to remind you though, if you focus on Nightmare Dungeons, level up the monsters to the highest level you can accept to maximize XP gains. Once you complete Tier 46 Nightmare Dungeon, you’ll unlock access to Pit. If you’re a solo player, head there to find the best farming methods, but if you’re a group player, continue with Nightmare Dungeons. What To Do After Reaching Level 100? Diablo 4 is a massive MMO, but it has a level cap, and once you reach level 100, you can't progress any further. Many players feel as if they’ve finished the game after reaching level 100 and there’s nothing left to do. However, that’s not the case. The game is not just about reaching the highest level. Instead, there’s a lot more for you to explore and enjoy. Try New Builds If you’ve reached level 100, your inventory is most likely full of Legendary Items, Aspects, and Paragon Points. With so many items, you can try out new builds. Mix and match your character’s skills, use different Legendary Items, and customize your character with Paragon Points, and you’ll be able to create a brand new character and test it against different bosses. Complete Season Journey The developers have made each Season Journey look fresh by introducing new content in different seasons, such as new challenges, boss fights, and items for you to unlock. So as long as the developers are working on new content, you’ll always have something to look forward to. Challenge Nightmare Dungeon Nightmare Dungeons are enhanced versions of regular dungeons, offering higher difficulty and better loot. The higher the level of the dungeon, the greater the challenge and rewards. Completing a Nightmare Dungeon can also help you get powerful Diablo 4 Items that can’t be found elsewhere in the game. Clear Helltides Helltides are limited-time events that appear in different locations on the map. These events allow you to fight many enemies, but they are stronger than the normal monsters you face. Although the enemies are stronger, they also drop more valuable items and resources. Defeat World Bosses World Bosses also appear in different locations on the map. They are not easy to defeat, but by destroying them, you will get a lot of unique items. Remember that World Bosses are usually not defeated alone. You will usually have a group of other players fighting alongside you. Help Other Players If you are already at level 100, you have enough time and ability to help other players. You can join different tribes or create your own tribe and share your leveling experience with new players through them. You can also choose to join iGMeet Discord, where you will find a lot of old players with rich leveling experience, and you can exchange ideas together. What’s more, we will also post some Giveaway information here from time to time, so join our group and be active to avoid missing any information! That’s all you need to know about our complete guide on how to reach level 100 in Diablo 4 Season of the Infernal Hordes, and what to do after that. See you in-game!

Diablo 4’s second Public Test Realm (PTR) will be officially launched from June 25 to July 2, providing players with an opportunity to test the fresh changes and features of Season 5 in advance. Then the developers will adjust the feedback from players and finally present the best Diablo 4 Season 5 to players! The following are the new events you can experience in Season 5 PTR. I believe you will definitely be impatient, right? Then let’s have a look! Eternal Questline: Eyes Of The Enemy Season 5 tells a new story - enemies are eliminated, changes occur within the alliance, and you will find an unexpected friend emerging from the shadows. So there will also be a new Questline in PTR. It mainly occurs after Main Questline event, and can be used in Seasonal and Eternal Realms, and there is no need to worry that it will disappear after the end of Season 5. It will remain in Eternal realm. Season 5’s Main Questline requires you to travel to Hawezar in World Tier III and investigate the unrest among the inhabitants of the city there. Once you’ve completed it, you can fight the Infernal Hordes, a new game activity added in Season 5. It’s important to note that this quest only needs to be completed once on your account and does not require a new character to perform. Fighting With Infernal Hordes Some players found Helltides very difficult in previous seasons, but in Season 5, it’s just waiting for the horror to begin. In Realm of Hatred, you’ll fight against the seemingly ever-growing Hell’s Legions, and beware that they’re getting stronger every day. You can kill the demons in Infernal Hordes activity, and after completing it, you can get Burning Aether, which will help you unlock more powerful weapons or more rewards. In addition, you can fight a powerful Fell Council. Enter Realm Of Hatred With Infernal Compass So how can you enter Realm of Hatred? You need to use a tool called Infernal Compass. There are two ways to get this Diablo 4 Item - the first is that you have a chance to get them as rewards after defeating Endgame Bosses, Helltides, Nightmare Dungeons, and Whispers. The second way is a little easier. Just complete the latest Eternal quest to get them. Infernal Hordes What you need to pay attention to in Infernal Hordes is that it is time-limited, and each wave only lasts 90 seconds. When you finish a wave, you can collect Burning Aether, which can be used in Infernal run. After each wave of 90 seconds is over, you need to kill the remaining enemies and choose between three Infernal Offers. After making your choice, the next wave of attacks begins. After you successfully kill all the attacks in all waves in Tier, you can fight the Fell Council! After defeating it, you will also receive Burning Aether, which can be exchanged for Spoils of Hell. Infernal Offer As mentioned earlier, after each wave, there will be three different Infernal Offers that can provide you with Boons and Banes, which can play a big role in your battle. For example, when Elite damage increases, Elites will give you more Burning Aether. Remember to choose clearly. Infernal Offers will continue to accumulate as you fight Infernal Hordes, and you can activate multiple. Infernal Offers will also help you increase the difficulty of the battle, but will give you more Burning Aether. But be careful, it is better to be moderate, don’t be too aggressive. Burning Aether As just introduced, Burning Aether is mainly obtained by killing Aether Fiends and Aether Lords in Realm of Hatred. In addition, you can also destroy Soulspires and Aetheric Masses, both of which can allow you to obtain Burning Aether. It is important to remind you that Burning Aether is obtained individually, whether you play alone or with friends. This also makes it easier for you to think about how to use it when you are ready to use it at the end of the run. Spoils Of Hell Spoils of Hell are mainly unlocked by Burning Aether, and there will be four different Spoils of Hell for you to choose from. Spoils of Equipment Spoils of Materials Spoils of Gold Spoils of Greater Equipment Fighting With Fell Priests If you are lucky enough to survive Infernal Hordes, Fell Council awaits you. These noble priests were originally created to protect players from Prime Evil Mephisto in Diablo 2. Unfortunately, they were corrupted and assimilated into the demons they had been fighting. There are 5 Fell Council Members in Fell Priests, each with unique abilities. When you start to prepare to fight a Fell Council, they will send 3 members to fight you. This is all random, so you need to be careful of their unique combination of abilities. Once you have done enough damage to Fell Council, especially when their health is low, priests’ attacks will become more frenzied. You must always be vigilant if you want to survive. New Weapons And Items Because the furnaces in Burning Hell burn so vigorously, the weapons they create also have surprising abilities. Many of the new Legendaries, Uniques, and items in Season 5 are created here. These items are mainly dropped from the remains of enemies in the Sanctuary, but they are most likely to be obtained in the Infernal Hordes mentioned above. Experience Endgame Bosses In Season 5 PTR, you no longer need to reset the dungeon to achieve the result of killing the same boss repeatedly. You only need to see the summoning Altar automatically appear after killing a boss and use more resources to kill the boss again. Also, Malignant Hearts are only required to summon Varshan, and Trembling Hands, Blackened Femurs, and Gurgling Heads are no longer required. In addition, Endgame Bosses will drop additional Diablo 4 Gold, making these items no longer rare items. Next, introduce a few Endgame Bosses, so that you can learn more about them and better defeat them in future battles. Beast In Ice Beast in Ice boss fight has now been moved to the standard dungeon, so you don’t need to craft a sigil to enter. However, if you already have Beast in Ice sigils obtained from the Seasonal Realm or Eternal characters, remember to keep them. You don’t need to use any materials to enter the battle with Beast in Ice. Loot Rewards In Season 5 PTR, the Resplendent Spark you get after defeating Tormented bosses is now available in both Hardcore and non-Hardcore. Note that Resplendent Sparks and Scattered Prisms will no longer be automatically looted, but don’t worry about missing them, as any items you didn’t get to pick up will be found in the lost items Stash. Treasure Goblins In previous games, the loot quality of Treasure Goblins has been criticized by players. This time in Season 5 PTR, some improvements have been made. Now you can drop 1-3 Legendary Items and 2-6 Rare Items, and the number of these two items is proportional. The more Legendary Items you get, the more Rare Items you will get. Not only has the quality been improved in a lot of ways that players have wanted, but there are also some specific items that have appeared, such as Common Ore, Herbs, Leather, and Gem Fragments, and even Diablo 4 Gold. For example, in World Tier I, you get 40k Gold; in World Tier IV, you get 150k Gold. In addition to the items just mentioned, Treasure Goblins also drop Forgotten Souls. In addition, in World Tier I and II/World Tier III/World Tier IV, there is a 10/20/30% chance of dropping 1-2 Scattered Prisms. We have introduced so many details about Diablo 4 Season 5 PTR. Let’s look forward to its release on June 25! We look forward to your more feedback to make Season 5 better.

With the eagerly awaited Diablo 4 Season 1 - Malignant just around the corner, it's essential to be prepared with the best leveling builds for each class. A solid leveling build optimizes your character's progression and efficiency during the leveling process, enabling you to tackle challenges and quests with ease as you advance through the game. By focusing on specific strengths and playstyles, these builds ensure you level up more quickly and smoothly, enhancing your overall Diablo experience. No. 1 Barbarian - Hammer the Ancients (HotA) For Barbarians, the Hammer the Ancients build is the top choice for Diablo 4 Season 1 leveling. This build revolves around obtaining the offensive aspect of ancestral forces early on, which significantly boosts AOE damage and overall offensive capabilities. You can find this aspect in the Sunken Ruins dungeon in Scosland, with a suggested level of 15. However, skilled players may attempt it at lower levels in hardcore mode with caution. No. 2 Rogue - Twisting Blades Twisting Blades stands as the best leveling build for Rogues in Diablo 4 Season 1. This versatile build can effortlessly transition into the end-game, making it a wise choice for long-term progression. Additionally, players may choose between two variations: the classic Twisting Blades build or the Shadow Trap variation. Both are potent and effective, offering different playstyles to suit individual preferences. The blade dancer's offensive aspect from the dungeon Jalal's Vigil in Shazam is a valuable addition to maximize the build's potential. No. 3 Necromancer - Bone Spear Necromancer Embrace the Bone Spear Necromancer build, a formidable Season 1 leveling choice that seamlessly transitions into the end-game. This build boasts high damage output and provides a smooth progression experience. Early on, maintaining the Golem may help solo players overcome challenges. Obtaining the splintering offensive aspect from Guulrahn Slums in the Dry Steppes is crucial to enhance the build's power. No. 4 Druid - Tornado & Pulverized Builds Druids have two exceptional leveling options for Season 1: the Tornado build and the Pulverized build. The Tornado build requires no legendary drops, making it a reliable choice for early leveling. It offers great tools without relying on any legendary powers. The Pulverized build, on the other hand, excels in AOE damage and survivability, providing an equally strong leveling experience. For both builds, certain aspects like the resource aspect of the umbral and the shock wave offensive aspect can enhance their potential. No. 5 Sorcerer - Chain Lightning Last but not least, the Chain Lightning build takes the top spot for Sorcerers in Diablo 4 Season 1. This build can be quickly established, with the core chain lightning being available early on in the second group of abilities. For players who have already taken care of their renown beforehand, leveling becomes even smoother. While the recharging aspect from Zenith in Fractured Peaks is helpful, it is not essential for the build's success. In conclusion, the Diablo 4 Season 1 leveling tier list offers valuable insights into the best leveling builds for all classes. These optimized builds enable players to progress through the game efficiently and effectively, ensuring an enjoyable and rewarding gaming experience. As the season approaches, aspiring Nephalem warriors can prepare to embark on their journey through Sanctuary with the confidence of a formidable leveling build at their side. Prepare your weapons, hone your skills, and embrace the power of your chosen class as you rise to greatness in Diablo 4's Season 1 - Malignant!