Diablo 4 Season 8 Mighty Throw Barbarian Endgame Build: How To Make The Most Of This Powerful Build In The New Season?

Diablo 4 recently announced its 2025 roadmap, which is their update plan for 2025. In their expected plan, there will be 3 seasonal updates in 2025. Each update will add new powers and make appropriate adjustments to the game content, such as the difficulty of the boss and the content of the dungeon. In addition, there will be two collaborations with other IPs in this year’s update. However, players are not excited about the roadmap announced by Diablo 4 company. In fact, quite a few players are disappointed. Why Are Players Disappointed? 1. Less Content From the published roadmap, the focus of each season is to change the power of the season, and the description of other parts is very vague. Reddit user MaiasXVI described the 2025 roadmap like this: Season 7 Seasonal gimmick power Introducing new currency and armory features, which should have been available when the game was released Season 8 Seasonal gimmick power Old bosses from Diablo III Season 9 Seasonal gimmick power Slightly updated Nightmare Dungeon Console KB&M Support (they should have been there at Diablo 4 launch day, too) More to come! Season 10 Seasonal gimmick power Stay tuned! 2026 Stay tuned! Overall, this roadmap is lackluster. Diablo 4 has such a long development period each season, but they never come up with something that really changes the game. They took a lot of time on insignificant stat tweaks to try to get players to waste more time leveling up or collecting Diablo 4 Gold. Players complain that Diablo 4 developers are even slower than indie developers. 2. The Roadmap Is Vague Another reason why players are unhappy or even angry about this roadmap is that the information on this roadmap is too brief and there is not much useful information. Each season has a seasonal force, and all players know that the developers of Diablo 4 will update it this way. The information about Season 10 is the most perfunctory. These vague contents show that the developers themselves have not figured out what new content to bring to the game, perhaps making an ending, or a leaderboard, etc. Diablo Community Manager Lyricana Nightrayne had to respond to these arguments. He said that the content shown in the roadmap is not all the content, and the content development team of the second half of Diablo 4 in 2025 is still exploring. This roadmap is like a new coat of paint every season. It looks very perfunctory, and there is almost no new content that can continue after the end of the season. 3. Repeated Gameplay Each season of Diablo 4 has fallen into a similar vortex, with no refreshing content. Players in each Season are almost repeating the same things: leveling, farming gold, and looking for legendary items. And the loot of Diablo 4 is also disappointing. The essence of Diablo 3 is that you get that dopamine rush when you see a beam of color in a pile of drops and then decide if it’s worth what you want. But Diablo 4’s loot is all boring, generic items, like gold or ordinary quality weapons. You can’t visually identify which items are really good. You have to carefully check each loot before throwing it in the trash, and most of the time the game drops are cookie-cutter garbage. While loot filters can reduce the monotonous garbage a little, it doesn’t make the loot exciting. 4. Inducing Consumption A common complaint in the player community is that more and more updates in Diablo 4 tend to make players consume: $70 game, $40 expansion, $10 battle pass, and skins of more than $20. Players predict that IP cooperation is just to launch new appearances. This model provides Diablo 4 developers with sufficient funds, and the interval between each season is also long, but they still haven’t come up with something new. Players feel that Diablo 4 is a half-finished product, and many things have not been solved, but the developers have lost their original intention and only want to come up with a new look and induce player consumption. Learn More: Diablo 4 Reveals Roadmap For Updates In The Next 6 Months Mike Ybarra’s Comments Mike Ybarra, former president of Diablo 4 company, also criticized the roadmap for not solving the core problems of the game at all. He believes that the game has been stuck in a three-month restart cycle since the release of the fourth season, and has been standing still. If they can’t get rid of this cycle, then he doesn’t know where Diablo 4 will go. The 2025 roadmap of Diablo 4 does not solve the core problems of the game, which is why all players are disappointed. Some players think that the problem with Diablo 4 is that they don’t feel any connection with the long journey of empowering and upgrading characters. It feels like a math exercise rather than a game process. They want changes to the novice area and the end of the game area. They come to each new area and everything feels the same, which kills any sense of immersion. Games can create many ways to improve your character, but creating a world that you can immerse yourself in is what differentiates one game from another.

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.

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!

Strongholds have returned to Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred and are still exactly the same as you would expect. There are three Strongholds spread across Nahantu. Strongholds were a feature introduced when Diablo 4 first launched. Once these small dungeons are completed, they permanently change the map. After clearing all enemies, you will not only gain 100 reputation, but also unlock further waypoints, side quests, or dungeons. This guide will introduce the three Strongholds in Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred. Chakhir Chakhir is located to the west of Seven Stones. The main quest for this Stronghold is to clear the slag and discover the source of the poisonous magic that enhances it. First, you need to find all the brewing cauldrons and destroy them. Some cauldrons will be protected by enemies called Cauldron Keepers, which you will need to kill to remove the protective barrier before you can destroy the cauldron. Additionally, you will come across some cauldrons that can only be destroyed after removing Befouled Briars. After dealing with all the cauldrons, head to the middle area of ​​Stronghold and prepare to engage Darm. Be sure to watch out for the flowers on the ground during the fight, as standing on them will cause them to explode. After defeating Darm, go into the middle room and destroy the four Falo Blooms to summon Sinerat and Skerg. Watch out for the flames and exploding flowers on the ground when dealing with these two bosses. Once both bosses are defeated, go to Wanderer’s Shrine and interact with them. After completing Chakhir, you will be rewarded with 100 Renown and some Diablo 4 Gold. Kichuk Kichuk is located on the northeastern edge of Teganze Plateau. This Stronghold mission is to clear out Lacuni that is attacking Kichuk. Besides dealing with Lacuni as you encounter them, your first task is to free the villagers from their cages. Once all the villagers are rescued, reunite with the survivors and then fight off the wave of Lacuni attacks. To prevent the village from further invasion, you need to go through the caves and destroy the pillars. As you destroy the pillars, more powerful lacuni will attack you. Once you have destroyed all the pillars in the cave, you need to run back to the entrance as quickly as possible before the timer runs out. If you don’t escape in the allotted time, you will be damaged by a large amount of falling rocks. Once you return to the village, head to the circled location on the mini-map to find the leader of this Stronghold, Kirma. When attacking it, you need to pay special attention to two things. When you deal enough damage, it will transform and restore all health. In addition, Kirma will disappear and reappear periodically. To make it easier to defeat Kirma, you can follow Giveaway channel on iGMeet discord for information about Diablo 4 related products and stay active in the discord group. After completing Kichuk, you will not only receive 100 Renown as a reward, but also unlock a waypoint. After defeating the boss, you can go to the shrine. Festering Dark Compared to the other two Strongholds, Festering Dark is more complicated because of its unique mechanics. The goal of this level is to bring lanterns to braziers throughout Stronghold and light them. Festering Dark is located in the southern part of Restless Canopy, and only one of the two entrances will be available until you complete Strongholds. Once inside, you’ll see a lantern on the ground. If you accidentally lose your lantern later on the mission, you can regain it by activating a rune. While you’re holding the lantern, you won’t be able to attack. Pressing any button will cause the lantern to fall to the ground each time you’re attacked, and you can pick it up again after the fight. Each time you light a brazier, the lamp will begin to move automatically. You’ll need to follow it as it leads you to and destroy some obstacles, then continue on to find more braziers. As you light more braziers, more areas of Stronghold will gradually open up. When you successfully light enough braziers, Vesicator will appear, but this mini-boss doesn’t have particularly dangerous attacks. Eventually, you’ll enter a new area called Gates of the Necropolis. After lighting the braziers in this area, be prepared for a fight with Maleficium. During the fight with Maleficium, the giant red circle that appears on the ground and the lines that form on the battlefield will cause a lot of damage, and Maleficium will only be damaged when it is in the light. There are five lit braziers in the game, giving players some room to maneuver. However, when Maleficium’s health drops below 50%, it will extinguish all braziers and become completely invincible. At this time, the player needs to quickly run under the lamp, find a brazier that is not covered by dark energy and light it. Then, continue to attack the boss after it enters the light. Finally, eliminate the remaining health of Maleficium and use the shrine to clear Stronghold. After completing Festering Dark, you will receive 100 Renown, unlock Betrayed Tomb dungeon and Gates of the Necropolis Waypoint. Hopefully, the above content will help you better deal with these challenges. Good luck!