Necromancer – Stats not listed until open betaĮven without the main stats listed, the Necromancer will be the best for beginners. It’s the best for beginners in the closed beta, but as far as the open beta and full game, that title belongs to the next class. Newcomers can strike from afar as they learn the ropes, and veterans know how to combine their spells into deadly chains of attacks. It’s a good class for beginners and veterans as well. You will have fire, lightning and ice spells at your disposal with both single and AoE spells.

This is your standard spell caster class. Sorceress – Intelligence 10, Strength 7, Intelligence 7, Willpower 8 Of course, there are daggers and swords for up close and personal combat as well. Crossbows and all kinds of ranged weapons will be at your disposal, hence the high dexterity. Rogue – Dexterity 10, Strength 7, Intelligence 7, Willpower 8 As far as the stat to level up, it goes without saying that strength should be your area of focus here. The classic tank character, the Barbrian is a brutal warrior that relies on strength rather than magic. Let’s take a look at the different classes in Diablo IV’s open beta.īarbarian – Strength 10, Dexterity 8, Willpower 7, Intelligence 7 All five, of course, will be in the full game but progress will not carry over to the full game release on June 6. The remaining Druid and Necromancer won’t be available until the open beta next week. There are a total of five classes in Diablo IV, but only three will be in this closed beta: Rogue, Barbarian and Sorceress.

Below, we take a look at all five classes with an overview of what to expect from each one. It’s finally here! The Diablo IV closed beta starts today and runs through this Sunday, March 19th.

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