Diablo Immortal Classes Guide: All 6 Classes And Their Starting Abilities

The release of Diablo Immortal is not far off; after all, the “biggest and most ambitious” game in the series is scheduled to launch on iOS and Android in 2022. So that you can familiarize yourself a little in advance with the six classes that have been confirmed for release so far and know what the good guys are up to, you can find them neatly lined up here in the article.

All classes of Diablo Immortal

The most important thing at the start of each new Diablo is the choice of class – even if we end the game in several rounds, usually with everyone. In Immortal, you have the choice of either a male or female hero who is equipped with three abilities at the beginning:

Change class after game start: Unlike in previous games in the series, you can also change your class during a playthrough. According to Blizzard, after the change, your Paragon level will be taken over, and you will receive a new set of items that match the respective class. If you want to know more about it, take a look here:

Barbarian

Suitable for: The barbarian is Diablo-typical, the tank throws itself into the fray at the forefront with an axe.

Skills to start with:

• Ancestral Hammer: Smash the enemies directly in front of you
• Chained Spear: Damages enemies and pulls them towards you
• Whirlwind: Spin and hit all enemies around the attack

Crusader

Suitable for: In contrast to the unprotected barbarian, you throw yourself into close combat with buffs; you are equipped with a sword and shield. Those who want to fight in the front row but prefer more defence.

Skills to start with:

• Summoning the Light: Buff that protects all nearby allies
• Judgment: Damages and slows enemies
• Spinning Shield: Hurls your shield at enemies, dealing damage

Demon Hunter

Suitable for: With the Demon Hunter, you attack from afar and fire at your opponents from two crossbows. Those who want more precision and want to attack from a safe distance.

Skills to start with:

• Rain of Vengeance: Volley of arrows that rain down on enemies for several seconds
• Daring Leap: Use a rope to pull yourself to a nearby location, damaging enemies along the way
• Knockback Shot: A bolt of lightning that wounds enemies and knocks them back

Monk

Best For: The Monk is the third melee class in the game, allowing you to move from enemy to enemy with agility. For everyone who finds the barbarian and the crusader too sluggish.

Skills to start with:

• LightWave: AoE attack that damages enemies in an area
• Cyclone Strike: Whirlwind that pulls enemies in, dealing damage
• Seven-Sided Strike: Quickly jump between your enemies, landing seven hits

Necromancer

Suitable for: You would rather leave the strenuous monster hunt to the lazy undead and watch what’s happening from afar, then the necromancer is a good choice as a summoner class.

Skills to start with:

• Golem: Summons a Bone Golem that deals damage
• Corpse Explosion: Causes corpses in the area of ​​effect to explode
• Skeleton Mage: Summons an immobile Skeleton Mage

Wizard

Best for: Weak in close combat; as a mage, you dish out a good deal from afar and throw fireballs at the oncoming Hellspawn.

Skills to start with:

• Meteor: Pounces on enemies, dealing huge damage
• Teleport: So you can quickly change the position
• Lightning Nova: Shoots lightning in all directions around your hero

Will there be more classes for Diablo Immortal?

Blizzard has currently confirmed six classes for the release of the game. However, it is very likely that, as is typical for the series, another class will be submitted later around the publication.

Which one could that be? As the colleagues from Mein-MMO report, data miners have found another class in the game’s code: the blood knight. He should go into close combat with a spear or lance, suck the blood of opponents and also be able to get aggressive bats to his side. However, until the official confirmation, you should still enjoy the information with caution, as it could also be a cancelled class.