There is a third class that could work great, but it's not completely beginner-friendly - the Demon Hunter. When considering all of these, there are a couple of classes that come to mind - the Barbarian and the Crusader. Long story short, for solo play in Diablo Immortal you want a class that is able to deal AoE damage for fast clearing, has the ability to tank (because, for obvious reasons, you'll have to challenge powerful bosses) and is not too shabby dealing with single targets either. Why should you choose one class and stick to it?īecause of the fact that players won't be able to switch classes at will, picking a good, well-rounded one from the very start and investing all your time and resources in powering up that character is key to reaching the end-game content easily, and tackling any boss with ease. This leads us to today's article where we will talk about which solo class is the best to start with in Diablo Immortal. At the moment there is a possibility of players having a free class change monthly, but we don't really know much more on that topic just yet. Unlike Diablo III, where players could tweak their characters however they felt, in Diablo Immortal players will not be able to change their class at will. No matter what your previous Diablo experience has been (even if you have thousands of hours in Diablo II or Diablo III, or you're a complete newbie), Diablo Immortal comes in hot with new mechanics and class changes that will make you think carefully about each decision you will make in regards to creating your first character. With all the hype revolving around Diablo Immortal and its official launch, we've decided that the best order of business would be to help you get started in the game - more specifically, at choosing the best solo class to start with.
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