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As a new class born from DLC Vessel of Hatred, Spiritborn is stronger than the general class even in Season 6. As a shaman warrior, Spiritborn is actually the evolution of Witch Doctor class in the early Diablo series. Because it is a new class, the number of builds available for Spiritborn is not as many as other classes in Diablo 4 Season 6. But as the entire Spiritborn class is becoming more and more perfect, the related builds are also increasing, and in Season 6, you will find a Spiritborn build that is suitable for both PVE and PVP. Based on this, we will introduce this build - Quill Volley Eagle Build, and how to use it in PVE and PVP modes, respectively. Quill Volley Eagle Build In PVE Currently, the best PVE Spiritborn build in Season 6 is Quill Volley Eagle Build. Although this build is likely to be weakened in Season 7, Quill Volley Eagle Build will still be your first choice for combat as a Spiritborn for a long time before then. How To Allocate The Required Skills? If you often play MMORPG, you will know that the foundation of any powerful build is inseparable from the skills available to the corresponding class, and Quill Volley Eagle Build is no exception. Based on this, we recommend that you allocate the required points to the active and passive skills of this build according to the following: Active skills: Rock Splitter-Enhanced: 5 Quill Volley-Enhanced, Advantageous: 5 Ravager-Enhanced, Measured: 1 Armored Hide-Enhanced, Reinforced: 1 Counterattack-Enhanced, Reinforced: 1 Scourge-Enhanced, Adaptable: 1 The Hunger-Harmonious, Exalted: 5 Passive skills: Vigorous: 2 Balanced Exertion: 3 Mirage: 1 Unrestrained Power: 3 Focal Point: 1 Apex: 3 Endurance: 1 Perseverance: 3 If you are a returning player from Season 6, you may get Diablo 4 Gold and skill points through your Renown, or directly upgrade to level 50 from the beginning. But if you’re new, you’ll need to start from scratch and work your way up. Fortunately, with Diablo 4 Season 6 update, you’ll be able to reach level 50 very quickly. Of course, you may find yourself needing to choose other skills to progress through the skill tree. As long as you’re capable, you can reconsider the skills included in Quill Volley Eagle Build and create a custom Quill Volley Eagle Build that better suits your personal needs. How To Rotate Skills? After selecting the skills you want, you’ll need to cast them in the following order to fully utilize the effects of these skills: Scourge Ravager Quill Volley Counterattack The Hunter Armored Hide Using Scourge first allows you to apply poison damage, fear, and slow down enemies. Activating Ravager next increases your overall damage output. Then, follow up with the core skill Quill Volley to pierce enemies, and hitting at least 3 feathers will make them vulnerable, allowing you to deal more damage. As enemies get close, remember to use Counterattack to dodge their attacks and counterattack. You’ll then be able to deal bonus critical damage to each nearby enemy. Then unleash The Hunter for heavy area damage to weak or elite targets. Finally, if you’re overwhelmed by a more troublesome foe, pop up Armored Hide to increase your block chance and reduce the damage you take. Best Spirit Hall Spirit Hall is an important and unique combat benefit mechanic for Spiritborn class, so choosing the best Spirit Hall will help you a lot with your Quill Volley Eagle Build. We recommend you choose Jaguar as your Primary Spirit animal at level 15, and Gorilla as a secondary option. This will ensure that your damage output and resolve are always enhanced in actual combat. Jaguar-All Jaguar attacks: Jaguar skill damage increases Gorilla-Resolve: Damage Reduction Best Mercenary As one of the new mechanics, your Quill Volley Eagle Build will do more with less effort in combat if you can choose the right mercenary combination. For this reason, we first recommend that you choose Varyana as your first mercenary. Because Varyana performs well in dense mob areas, this makes her a powerful helper to help you fight against large groups of enemies. As you kill enemies quickly, Varyana will also become stronger, which is perfect for the fast-paced combat brought by Quill Volley Eagle. You can then choose Raheir as your reinforcement mercenary. If you are caught by mobs, his defense buff will help you survive. He can also deal considerable damage to enemies. After all, he is a Barbarian. Quill Volley Eagle Build In PVP In fact, Eagle Quill Volley Build is not only outstanding in PVE mode but also difficult to match other Spiritborn builds in PVP mode, and it is even suitable for end-game. This is not surprising, because there is often overlap between end-game and PVP in Diablo 4 series of games. You can also keep the items and skills obtained for Quill Volley Eagle’s end-game. The reason this build works in PVP is that Quill Volley’s shotgun feathers hit hard, whether you are facing a team of players or a single opponent. Rebound allows you to trigger up to 20 hits in a single attack, making it difficult for all enemies to dodge. Although this build may be nerfed in Season 7 in the near future, it must be admitted that it has its own characteristics that make it useful in both PVE and PVP, so it is worth your try. In addition, If you are missing game props to help build this build, you can enter iGMeet Discord now, the game giveaways information posted here regularly should help you. Good luck!

With the launch of DLC Vessel of Hatred, the newly launched Spiritborn Class has begun to attract the attention of players, and many Builds built around Spiritborn have also begun to be used by players. As a new Class, there are many Builds available for Spiritborn, and a considerable number of them are also very powerful. Evade Spiritborn Build is a more prominent example. Even compared with other Spiritborn Builds, if the player operates Evade Spiritborn Build properly, it will enter an infinite Attack Loop. You can Boost Damage by Evading and casting Quill Volleys, abusing Storm Feathers Mechanic, to deal more Damage to Enemies to win Battles and earn more Diablo 4 Gold. Based on the power of Evade Spiritborn Build, we will introduce you to how to use it in the game. Evade Spiritborn Build Overview As one of the most powerful Builds in Diablo 4 DLC, Core Usage Mechanism of Evade Spiritborn Build includes Eagle Spirit Hall Choice on the one hand, and requires you to cast Evade as much as possible in Combat on the other hand. Under Eagle Spirit Hall Choice, every time the player’s Spiritborn Character casts Evade, it will also launch Storm Feathers at Enemy, causing Vulnerable Effect to cause huge Damage to Enemy. Evade Spiritborn Build combines Skills that reduce Cooldown of Evade with Quill Volley Skills. Based on this combination of Skills, it creates a new style that mixes Movement and Casting. This allows players who use it to deal with various Challenges except the most difficult high-Torment. Because when Attacking with Quill Volley Skills, it will effectively reduce Cooldown of Evade. So as long as you have Vigor, you almost never need to press Basic Attack Input. In addition, with the help of Vessel of Hatred’s new Runeword System, players can also Restore a large amount of Vigor every time they Evade. Besides these, players can of course explore more suitable Skills or Diablo 4 Items for Evade Spiritborn Build, but the selection of Eagle Spirit Hall, Boots that reduce Cooldown of Evade when Attacking, and related Materials that enhance the effectiveness of Vigor and Storm Feathers are indispensable for the effective use of this Build. Skills Used With Evade Spiritborn Build There is no doubt that no matter what Build, it is inseparable from the use and coordination of related Skills during use. Skills suitable for Evade Spiritborn Build are mainly the following. Thunderspike as a Basic Active Skill. It can be developed into Enhanced Thunderspike or Accelerated Thunderspike through Active Skill Nodes. Quill Volley as a Core Active Skill. It can be strengthened into Enhanced Quill Volley or Advantageous Quill Volley Vigorous through Active Skill Nodes. The relevant Passive Skill that can be matched with Build is Balanced Exertion. Defensive Skill Armored Hide. It can be developed into Enhanced Armored Hide or Reinforced Armored Hide through Active Skill Node. The relevant Passive Skills are Endurance and Perseverance. Ultimate Active Skill The Seeker can grow into Harmonious Seeker or Exalted Seeker. In fact, besides the above Skills, the most important one is the Key Passive Skill Vital Strikes. With it, Damage you cause to Vulnerable Enemies will be increased by 45%. When Vulnerable Damage is caused, you will Recover 2% of your Health and 5 points of Vitality, and Effect of Vulnerable Damage will disappear. But it doesn’t matter, because you can almost cause Vulnerable Damage every time you cast Quill Volley. Spirit Hall Choices For Evade Spiritborn Build If you choose Spiritborn as your Character’s Class, you can choose Primary and Secondary Spirit Guardians from the four Class Hall Spirits. Primary Spirit Guardians are usually more important. For Evade Spiritborn Build, we recommend Eagle as your Primary Spirit Guardian. This is because when you use any Eagle Skill, you will get a Movement Speed Bonus, and when you Dodge, you will Fire Storm Feathers, making Enemies you Hit more vulnerable. Secondary Spirit Guardians are also best paired with Eagle or Jaguar. Based on this, Eagle will increase your Critical Strike chance every time you Move a short distance, and Jaguar will allow you to Build up Ferocity Stacks, increasing your Attack Speed and helping you to Attack while Dodging. Unique Items For Evade Spiritborn Build When using a Build, some specific Diablo 4 Items can provide additional benefits to Build. In Vessel of Hatred DLC, Items that are suitable for Evade Spiritborn Build are some Unique Items. 1. Band Of First Breath This Unique Item is a Ring. It helps the player Restore Vigor when casting Evade and doubles Damage done after gaining a stack of Resolve. It also grants Armored Hide Passive. It is usually Dropped by all Enemies and Obol Vendors with a slight chance. 2. Loyalty’s Mantle Loyalty’s Mantle is a type of Helm. When the player’s Primary and Secondary Spirit Hall match, it will receive a double Bonus. And Skills of the same type will gain significant Vigor and Cooldown reduction. This Item can be Dropped by Grigoire, Galvanic Saint and Obol vendor. 3. Sepazontec This is a two-handed Staff that forces Basic Attacks to always benefit from Third Attack Bonuses. Each Third Attack Bonus will cause 3 Attacks, and each will trigger Third Attack Bonus. Players can get it from Drops from Duriel, King Of Maggots and Obol Vendor. The above is the method and precautions for using Evade Spiritborn Build in Diablo 4 DLC. If you want to know more, you can enter iGMeet Discord.  Not only can you communicate with other Diablo 4 fans here, but you also have the chance to participate in the giveaway of Diablo 4 Season 6. Just leave your favorite emoji to participate in the lucky draw, so hurry up!

The highly anticipated meeting of Diablo 4 Season 5 with many players is officially scheduled for August 6, 2024. From the many known information, players can’t wait to enter the game experience. Among them, the most discussed is Infernal Hordes, which is a wave-based game mode in this season. In the Season 5 PTR some time ago, many players have already experienced this new mode first. This guide will tell you what you will encounter in the official version of Infernal Hordes and how you should deal with it based on the content of the previous PTR. Then come and take a look! What Is Infernal Hordes? Infernal Hordes in Season 5 is a wave-based combat activity with a little rogue-like touch. In this activity, you will be asked to fight against enemies who attack you continuously, and they will even attack you as a wave, which can generate Aetheric Events. As you complete these events, you can earn Boons to increase your combat power. Eventually you’ll face off against Fell Council, and defeating them will earn you the ultimate reward. As you progress through the Tier of Infernal Horde, the number of Waves you need to clear will increase, with one wave added per level. This means you’ll get more Burning Aether from more waves, but the monsters will also become more powerful. How To Enter Infernal Hordes? Before you can enter Infernal Hordes, you’ll need to complete Eyes of Enemy quest near Zarbinzet in Hawezar. You’ll get Locran’s Talisman Unique Amulet and a Tier 1 Infernal Compass at the end of the quest. Remember this Infernal Compass, it’ll be very useful later in your quest. There are 8 levels of Infernal Compasses in Infernal Hordes. The first three are natural drops, and the next 5 require you to use Abyssal Scroll to upgrade Tier 3 Compass. Here are the specific levels of Infernal Compasses: Tier 1: Obtained from Whisper Caches, Helltide Chests and Nightmare Dungeons (WT3). You need to fight monsters of level 50-70 here. Tier 2: Obtained from Whisper Caches, Helltide Chests and Nightmare Dungeons (WT4). You need to fight monsters of level 70-100 here. Tier 3: Obtained from Whisper Caches, Helltide Chests and Nightmare Dungeons (WT4 at Level 100). You need to fight monsters of level 100 here. Tier 4: Use Abyssal Scroll to upgrade Tier 3 Compass. Here you need to fight against level 120 monsters. Tier 5: Use Abyssal Scroll to upgrade Tier 4 Compass. Here you need to fight against level 140 monsters. Tier 6: Use Abyssal Scroll to upgrade Tier 5 Compass. Here you need to fight against level 160 monsters. Tier 7: Use Abyssal Scroll to upgrade Tier 6 Compass. Here you need to fight against level 180 monsters. Tier 8: Use Abyssal Scroll to upgrade Tier 7 Compass. Here you need to fight against level 200 monsters. Abyssal Scrolls can be obtained through Spoils of Hell or salvaging Infernal Compasses. But you need to note that the number of Abyssal Scrolls obtained when salvaging is determined by Tier of Compass. Starting from Tier 4, an additional Abyssal Scroll will be added for each level upgrade. How Do Infernal Hordes Waves Work? In Infernal Hordes, each wave consists of a group of enemies who will try their best to defeat you. However, it is always in vain. After you defeat these enemies, Aetheric Events will be generated, and you can get Burning Aether in these events. Remember to save your Burning Aether, which is the most important thing in Infernal Hordes and can be exchanged for Spoils of Hell. Each wave lasts about 2 minutes, and the total game lasts about 10 minutes. There is currently no timer that can be displayed on the screen, but you can set a timer somewhere else, such as your phone, so that there is a certain urgency. Aetheric Events After defeating a certain number of enemies in each wave, you will fill up a meter. After filling, these enemies will spawn some events in the current arena. You need to note that the rewards and difficulty of each event are random, but you can use some Boons after each wave to increase the frequency or value of a certain event. Currently, there are 6 Aetheric Events that will appear. Aether Fiends, Aether Lords, Aetheric Masses, Burning Butcher, Hellborne, and Soulspires. Aether Fiends Aether Fiends are very common Elite Monsters. The difference between them and other Aetheric Events is that they will drop some Burning Aether after death. If your class or build cannot easily fight against the boss, you can use Boons to increase the frequency of this event, so that you can get more Burning Aether. But you should also be reminded that not all Aether Fiends are easy to deal with. Some of the rarer ones may make Infernal Horde more difficult. For example, Rashibosh can cause fire damage in a large area, so please be well protected before preparing for the battle. Aether Lords Aether Lords are an upgraded version of Dungeon and Stronghold Bosses in the game, and include all boss types. However, Endgame Boss Ladder is not included. Although you may have seen them in previous seasons and know what their attacks are, you still can’t take them lightly because there are some recent attacks. Most of these additional attacks are an AOE damage or crowd control. Once you reach Tier 3 and above, you will need to use some weapons and builds that can deal with super high damage and make the most of them. As a result, you will get a lot of Burning Aether and a lot of Diablo 4 Gold after defeating Aether Lords. Unlike other Aetheric Events, Aether Lords will only appear when you using Boons. Aetheric Mass Aetheric Mass actually works very similar to Corrupted Spires in Helltide. The surrounding space is divided into 6 sections, and it will only attack three of them at a time. So there will be a certain gap between each damage area, and what you need to do is to defeat Aetheric Mass in these gaps. Similarly, after being destroyed, it will also drop Burning Aether. Burning Butcher In previous seasons, Butcher was a must-have in Hell. In the new Infernal Hordes Mode, Butcher takes on a distinct look, as it adds some fire to its gear. Like Aether Lords, you’ll need to prepare all the gear that can deal with high damage before fighting Burning Butcher. Usually, you will get 25 or more Burning Aether after defeating Burning Butcher. Hellborne You may have seen Hellborne in previous seasons, but unlike Butcher, it has not changed much this season. Hellborne here usually appears in groups of 2 or 3 at a time, so you need to choose weapons or builds that can deal group damage or crowd control. You don’t have to worry about the number of Burning Aethers dropped, because each group will drop Burning Aether after you successfully defeat it, and this event is very reliable, just like Aether Fiends. But you should be aware that Hellborne also requires Boons to appear in Infernal Hordes. Soulspire These are similar to Corrupted Spires in Helltide, but without the health drain. You need to stand near it and defeat a certain number of enemies until it explodes, and you can eventually pick up Burning Aether. Boons Boons in Infernal Hordes always have a duality. You can use them to increase the frequency of a certain event, but you can also increase the strength of the enemies in the event. It depends on which you want more. Fell Council Fell Council is a variation of Council in Diablo 2 that was corrupted and twisted because of Mephisto’s influence. In Diablo 4 Season 5’s Infernal Hordes, the 5 Council members have original attacks, but similarly, each Fell Council can summon Hydras with unique characteristics. You can fight 3 random Hydras after Infernal Hordes ends. This means that you need to be well prepared so that you can quickly enter the battle. The above is some introduction to the new Infernal Hordes Mode in Diablo 4 Season 5. In anticipation, players are welcome to join the player community in Discord to express some insights and opinions. In addition, you can also receive welfare information released by iGMeet Discord while waiting for the official release of Season 5! Come and participate!

Gauntlet is a weekly static dungeon in Diablo 4 Season 4. The dungeon layout, enemy and shrine locations, and chest spawns will remain the same for one week before resetting. But since the dungeon layout is the same for the entire week, you’ll need to know how to effectively and immediately remove the monsters that spawn in order to beat the game. On top of that, the enemies you face in Diablo 4’s Gauntlet will be level 124, which is similar to the enemies you see in Tier 70 Nightmare Dungeons. So if you want to finish the dungeon quickly and get all Diablo 4 unique items, then building a good build will help you get the job done! Recommended Builds As a reminder, when you’re making a build for Gauntlet, you’ll need to make sure you strike a balance between the damage you deal and how fast you move. With that in mind, here are a few builds that have the potential to help you do well in Gauntlet. Let’s take a look! Dust Devil Double Swing Barbarian Dust Devil Double Swing Barbarian is a brand new build that utilizes Windlasher Aspect, Aspect of Fierce Winds, and Devilish Aspect from Diablo 4 Season 4. These three Aspects will trigger Dust Devils whenever you use Shout or use Double Swing ability in-game. That being said, while this build has high damage potential and is not easily Crowd Controlled, it relies heavily on Shouts, so you have to juggle cooldowns effectively to get the most out of this build. Charge HOTA Barbarian Hammer of the Ancients Barbarian has been the go-to build for most players during Season of the Construct because of the numerous buffs the character has received. This Barbarian build can instantly wipe out hordes of enemies, but is slightly held back by its low movement speed. If you can manage to balance your movement speed stat with Shrine buff from Gauntlet, this build can get you to the top of Weekly Leaderboard without too much trouble. Ball Lightning Sorcerer Ball Lightning Sorcerer is probably one of the most popular builds since the release of Diablo 4, so it will undoubtedly be the first choice for many players entering Gauntlet. It never deals a lot of damage in one attack, instead it deals a certain amount of damage in one attack, but multiple times in a short period. If you can manage your mana effectively, you will have a pleasant endgame experience with Ball Lightning Sorcerer. Bone Spear Necromancer Bone Spear Necromancer is a build that is able to deal a lot of damage at a distance, and will almost never run out of Essence, and is not dependent on Uber Uniques. However, the viability of this build is once again reduced by the lack of movement speed. If you can solve the movement speed problem by using Wind Striker Aspect or certain affixes on your boots, this build can be very beneficial in Gauntlet. Barrage Rogue At the beginning of Season of the Construct, Rogue was considered a weaker class because of the nerf to Twisting Blades skill. However, if you want to play a hybrid build, then Barrage Rogue is a build you shouldn’t miss. Barrage skill is the core of this build, and it allows you to deal considerable damage while keeping your distance from groups of enemies. This is a high-risk, high-reward playstyle that is definitely worth trying. Windspike Druid Windspike Druid is a companion build in Diablo 4 and is one of the most powerful builds in the game. This is thanks to Melted Heart of Selig, which allows you to not have many Spirit management issues as well. However, Melted Heart of Selig is difficult to come across, and you will have to rely heavily on aiming if you need to deal with enemies far away from you in Gauntlet. Therefore, the best strategy for running this build is to gather as many enemies as possible into one location, and then focus on killing them. Lightning Storm Druid Lightning Storm Druid is also a popular build that uses two unique skills, Tempest Roar and Unsung Ascetic’s Wraps. Lightning Storm’s aim can be a bit unpredictable, though, and it may not hit the targets you want. But once you hit, you’ll be able to not only easily eliminate enemies but also melt bosses as soon as they spawn in Gauntlet. Arc Lash Sorcerer Arc Lash Sorcerer is a slightly more advanced build. Considering the high density of monsters in Gauntlet, you won’t have a hard time eliminating them. Like Ball Lightning Sorcerer, you won’t do much damage with a single hit, but you can get multiple attacks in a short period of time. This will help you reach the terrifying damage numbers needed to eliminate anything that gets in your way. Dungeon Running Tips In Diablo 4 Season 4’s Gauntlet, you’ll encounter a few patterns, including Chest Keys and enemy spawn Shrines. The best way to beat Gauntlet is to find the best path through the rooms so that you can continue to spawn and clear enemies while the timer is available. But make sure to collect Chest Keys and open the treasure chests that spawn in different rooms to maximize the points you get. Survivability is also key to beating Gauntlet, as dying means you will lose the total time required to beat the level. Since the enemies you encounter in Gauntlet are level 124, make sure you are high enough level or they will just one-shot you. If you need to take a break in Gauntlet, you can always head to Pit of Artificers and collect the different Masterworking materials you need to make the most of your builds in the game. That’s it for the best builds and tips for clearing Gauntlet. For now, these builds will dominate Diablo 4 Weekly Leaderboard. However, over time, players may find new builds that work better in dungeons. Regardless, give these builds a try before they get nerfed!