Diablo 4 Tier List: The Builds in the Endgame of Season 6 in German

Finally, Barbarians have a proper ranged build: You throw your weapons around actively and obliterate enemies unfortunate enough to be in the trajectory. The goal of the build is to maximize the Mighty Throw, the new skill, as far as possible without sacrificing too much defense. A disadvantage: You absolutely need the unique “The Third Blade”.

Do you want to poison enemies with a giant centipede and then make them explode? Then this build is perfect for you. Touch of Death relies on high damage over time (“DoT”), which you can cause to explode at once with various abilities and legendaries for multiple times its damage.

An alternative to the touch build is the “Stinging Swarm” Spiritborn (via d4builds.gg). It uses the same abilities except for the main skill and is somewhat weaker, but significantly easier to play.

The best starter build for anyone who wants to play Spiritborn. You throw feathers around that explode on impact and then return, similar to the Hunter’s twisting blades. Although most damage comes from the Eagle, you use Gorilla and Jaguar as spirits for more defense. All you need for the build is a legendary power from the codex: the Bouncing Aspect. From there, the build only gets stronger.

For this build, you need the unique “Cuirass of the Blood Crafter,” which summons a free bone spirit whenever you gather enough blood orbs. You create these orbs via Blood Wave. A major advantage: Max HP increases your damage, making the build strong in both attack and incredibly tanky.

A fast-paced playstyle: You stab your daggers into an enemy, sprint through as many opponents as possible, and rip the weapons from the original target. On the way, the blades obliterate everything they touch. A melee build for anyone who wants to feel like a ninja.

With the Landslide build, you frequently switch your form to take advantage of various bonuses. The main skill Landslide becomes a damage-over-time effect on the ground with the unique ring Earthbreaker and has a chance to generate additional landslides when cast multiple times.

The build works by constantly resetting your evasion ability, allowing you to use it continuously. This is achieved by selecting the Eagle spirit in your spirit hall and using Thunder Spike every time. This makes your enemies vulnerable right away and thus ensures more damage. All you need for the build is the unique quarterstaff Sepazontec. Even after a nerf, the build is still extremely strong.

“Stop hitting yourself” is the motto of the Thorns build for Spiritborn. You use the power of the Gorilla to obtain plenty of shields and blocks while building up thorns. Additionally, you summon a spirit Jaguar and benefit from the attack speed and resource generation of the Jaguar. However, for the ultimate build, you need the right runeword, which allows you to use the decay of the Necromancer.

After several nerfs, the Heartseeker Rogue works a little differently in Season 6: You now enhance the base skill with the shard Verathiels and create area damage through the Punish passive. Essentially a very classic build with a main attack and several enhancements.

After Barbarians, Rogues now also have a “Spin2Win” build: Dance of Knives is one of the new skills from Season 6. You spin wildly in circles throwing knives at nearby enemies. With the right items, you have a high evasion chance during this time, providing solid defense, pull enemies close repeatedly, and compared to other builds, have nearly no resource problems. The build becomes truly powerful only with good gear.

The Minion Necromancer combines his army of undead with enormous shadow damage over time. Your skeleton mages, which become shadow mages in this build, engage in combat with your golem, while you support them in the background with skills. You use Corpse Tendrils to stun enemies and “Plague” to inflict shadow damage.

The ideal build if you want to sweep through demons personally as a Reaper. Reaper summons a spectral scythe and makes enemies vulnerable upon impact. Together with the new passive ability Affliction, you increase your damage dealt even further. The build works completely without uniques and can be easily constructed with the codex. Ideal for beginners.

The new ability Soul Rift does exactly what the name says: You tear the souls from your enemies and create essence with the right unique item. You spend this for a bone spirit that then provides more resource generation. Through a runeword, you can basically trigger Overwhelm continuously, which constitutes your main damage.

Despite several nerfs, still one of the strongest builds in the game: You shoot lightning spears that bounce off you and enemies, getting stronger as they do so. However, due to the nerfs and new possibilities, this build is likely the one that will drop out of the S-tier later on.

Your chain lightning bounces between you and a single enemy or multiple enemies, releasing crackling energy in the process. With each bounce, the lightning gets stronger. You let your lightning bounce while you run to the end of the dungeon.

For many seasons now, one of the favorites for many sorcerers: You let multiple ball lightnings hover around you and draw enemies in with the Robes of the Infinite. This way, you easily bind the enemies to you and fry them with your lightning balls.