Three spectres (Death Attunement anoint): double Carnage Chieftains (frenzy charges) and a Ruins Hellion. Impale with Call Of Steel and the Lord of Steel jewel (100% cast time reduced and increased AOE), to easily clear packs without an exploding mechanic.ДЄnimated Guardian (cheap) with Sign of the Sin Eater (give you ailment immunity), Victario's Charity and Gravebind (to gain Power charges), Leer Cast, Victario's Flight and some tanky body armour. I am currently using: Determination, Pride, Flesh and Stone, Precision (lvl15), Dread Banner and War Banner (can use Defiance Banner for more tankiness instead of War Banner).ДЇrenzy and Power charges for our beloved rotating blades (Spectres and AG). Stacking auras with a Perfidy Body Armour (double banner), I swap different ones for more tanking/dps/cc. I invested something like 1-2 ex in the build, LVL 88 and farming early red maps (did both of new bosses).Д¬yclone to gain rampage stacks consistently (high AS and good AOE) and trigger spells. The new version of this weapon allows us to gain rampage stacks by hitting enemies (making it a lot easier and more satisfying to play). The two-handed sword gives rampage and will summon two animated minions using cyclone after reaching 20 rampage stacks. The build revolves around the Unique Dancing Dervish (DD) which was partially reworked for 3.17. (My POB isn't working properly since yesterday and I can't make Dancing Dervish appears in the skill list).Д«eing a novice with summoner I wanted to stick to a Life and Physical based character. You can use cash to grab some cosmetic options and extra resources though.I would like to present to you my Dancing Dervish build and ask you for advice to push it through the endgame :). Also, who knows? Diablo Immortal is an ongoing game, so more classes could theoretically be added in the future, especially since this game is intended to be supported alongside the yet-unreleased Diablo 4.Дiablo Immortal is a free-to-play game, meaning that if you don't want to, you don't have to spend any money, no matter how much you play. If you're not happy with your current class, you can always start another character! Diablo Immortal allows players to have up to five characters active at once, so while you can't have one of each class, there's still plenty of room for experimenting. Be wary of getting pinned though, as the Monk's lower health means they can't go blow for blow next to some other classes without some assistance. Monk: The Monk's skills are super-fast, meaning they can overwhelm enemy players with rapid, confusing strikes.

Their only weakness in PvP is if they get seperated from a group, allowing enemies to gang up on them and keep them from focusing.

Barbarian: The Barbarian's AoE attacks and rapid movement mean they are incredibly difficult to pin down by enemy players, and it's dangerous to get in melee distance.

Still, if you're looking for an edge, consider these two. Diablo Immortal: Best class for solo playДiablo Immortal has more of a focus on PvP (player-vs-player) combat than other games, but it's all optional, and any class can find success. Remember as well that while Diablo Immortal is available on PC, it's primarily built for mobile devices, so anyone playing on something like one of the best iPads can have just as great an experience playing one class as any other, hardware is no limitation.

Wizard: Choose this class if you want to deal elemental and magic damage above all else.

Necromancer: Choose this class if you intend to stay as far away from melee opponents as possible.

Monk: Choose this class if you want to deal damage extremely quickly, and want AoE attacks as a secondary option.

Demon Hunter: Choose this class if you enjoy playing a support role, but want to stay at a distance.Crusader: Choose this class if survival above all else is your goal, and if you like playing a support role.Barbarian: Choose this class if you want to deal lots of damage in melee combat, leaping around the field.Outside of the Crusader, the Barbarian and Wizard are also decent choices, depending on the kind of play style you're aiming for. The Crusader has high health and can soak up damage more so than other classes. If you're a beginner in Diablo Immortal, we're going to recommend you choose the Crusader first. Different classes have different advantages and disadvantages in different parts of the game, so there's no 'one size fits all' option here. What class you should choose depends entirely on what you're aiming to accomplish.

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