Players who love playing Diablo Series are cheering about the release of Diablo Immortal. Diablo Immortal is designed for the mobile devices. And they have access to play it at any time. So,there is an introduction about its classes tier list in this article, which helps you choose the best classes in the beginning of Diablo Immortal. If interested, you can read it carefully. Cheap Diablo Immortal Gold can be used to level up characters quickly, which allows you to accept more quests in the game. 

 

If you are first meet the Diablo Series game, you should know the basic classes in Diablo Immortal. The main classes come from the original Diablo series, they are Barbarian, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Monk, Wizard and Necromancer. Different classes have different stats and skills in the game. So, you can learn from the class tier list to choose the best ones.

 

Diablo Immortal Class Tier List

 

S-Tier Demon Hunter

In Diablo Immortal, the Demon Hunter class fulfills the fantasy of a bolt-shooting damage machine, packed into a high-risk/high-reward playstyle dictated by smart use of cooldowns such as Vengeance. As a result, its single-target damage potential is unmatched in end-game content - a fact that will likely be reflected in Challenge Rift standings and "meta" raid compositions. Those strengths come at a cost, 

 

However, as although Demon Hunters will be able to hold their ground in PvP, they aren't the best choice due to limited mobility and support options in the pre-launch state of the game. The biggest downside to the Demon Hunter is its squishiness and lack of a good escape. However, learning simple kiting mechanics and playing with a good team should increase your survivability, easily.

 

S-Tier Crusader

The crusader is a good choice if you want to keep things simple and don’t want to overtax yourself. The knight can take a lot of damage and shouldn’t overwhelm anyone with her rather ponderous abilities. However, this makes the class anything but weak. With the help of the draw-and-quarter skill, the crusader is enormously fast and can quickly draw monsters to a point. In addition, the crusader is welcome as a supporter in every party. There are drawbacks to the character, though. It has potentially the worst single-target damage in the game, so makes a lackluster foe against bosses. It also relies almost entirely on its cooldown abilities.

 

A-Tier Necromancer

During early-game content and leveling in Diablo Immortal, the Necromancer reigns supreme due to its ability to field multiple minions that can tank and set-up its many AoE skills. Dealing with mobs should be a cakewalk with multiple summons, securing the A-Tier for this easy-to-use class.

 

However, the Necromancer ultimately suffers due to its limited PvE resources (corpses) and niche role in late-game PvP. Without summons, the class is useless and one misstep with resource managment can spell your end in difficult dungeons or rifts. In PvP, the summoning playstyle is very limited. So, you have to choose other good classes for PvP mode. 

 

A-Tier Barbarian

Diablo Immortal doesn't have a dedicated tank class, but the Barbarian is the closest you'll get. It can endure the most damage, but can certainly dish it out as well. If you like being the kind of player who pulls the attention of enemies to you in the protection of your team, this will be a seamless transition.

 

Barbarians primarily deal area-of-effect damage, which means that their single-target damage isn't that great. However, if you want to get in and among the melee, and give the demons of hell a bloody, hand-to-hand fight, this is the class for you.

 

If you want to have a good start in the beginning of Diablo Immortal, you can choose these four classes according to your taste. In order to defeat more enemies, you can Buy Diablo Immortal Gold to buy good gear for your character and pull through difficulties in the game.