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. Despite this, being able to clone yourself to attack enemies at close range is pretty awesome, and there's a reason this is the last skill that can be unlocked.Diablo Immortal Art Combat (Image credit: Blizzard Entertainment) While this is a powerful skill, it has a long 30-second cooldown. Mystic Allies calls upon two spirits to fight alongside the player for 10 seconds, dealing damage and mirroring the player's health. Mystic Allies (level 50): Mystic Allies invokes an old skill used in previous games in the franchise, like the Demon Hunter's Valkyrie in Diablo 3.This skill also has a 12-second cooldown.
The player can charge this skill to generate a longer range and more damage to the enemies.
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