Diablo® IV

What classes can I play in Diablo® IV?

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Q.What classes can I play in Diablo® IV?

A.Diablo IV currently offers six playable classes: Barbarian, Sorcerer, Druid, Rogue, Necromancer, and the Spiritborn (added with the Vessel of Hatred expansion). Each class brings distinct combat styles and build options for solo or co‑op play.

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You can play six classes in Diablo® IV: Barbarian, Sorcerer, Druid, Rogue, Necromancer, and the Spiritborn — the Spiritborn is the new class introduced with the Vessel of Hatred expansion. These are the core options you’ll pick from when creating characters and building different playstyles. Blizzard’s Spiritborn announcement confirms the expansion’s addition of the sixth class.

Each class has a distinct fantasy and role: - Barbarian — brute, weapon-swapping melee brawler - Sorcerer — elemental spellcaster (fire, cold, lightning) - Druid — shapeshifter with earth/storm magic and summon options - Rogue — agile ranged or melee hybrid with traps and mobility - Necromancer — summon-and-curse master of dark magic - Spiritborn — a hybrid martial/spiritual class that channels animal spirits for varied offense and crowd control. For an overview of how these classes were presented at launch and how the Spiritborn fits into the roster, see a comprehensive roundup of the expansion and class details. PC Gamer’s Vessel of Hatred coverage summarizes the class additions and what to expect from their playstyles.

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Q.Are there any good reviews of Diablo® IV?

A.Yes — Diablo IV received many positive reviews from major outlets (Metacritic sits in the mid‑80s), with critics praising its combat, atmosphere, and loot while noting issues around endgame and monetization.

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Q.What's included in the Diablo® IV Digital Deluxe Edition?

A.The Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred — Deluxe (Digital) Edition includes the Vessel of Hatred expansion plus a set of cosmetics and in‑game items: Nahantu Veilwalker Spiritborn Armor, the Wings of the Damned cosmetic, the Hratli canine pet, the Nahantu War‑Cat mount & armor bundle, and one Reliquary Token (note: the Deluxe expansion requires ownership of the Diablo IV base game).

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Q.What is the gameplay like in Diablo® IV?

A.Diablo IV is a dark, loot-driven action RPG that blends fast, visceral hack‑and‑slash combat with an open-world structure, deep class customization, cooperative multiplayer, and an evolving endgame of seasons, dungeons, world events, and Paragon progression.

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Q.What's the difference between the Diablo® IV Ultimate Edition and other versions?

A.The Ultimate Edition of Diablo® IV: Vessel of Hatred includes everything in the Deluxe Edition plus extra in‑game currency, additional cosmetic and armor bundles, an extra pet, a themed town portal, and more—while the Expansion Bundle (or buying the base game) handles ownership of the base Diablo IV game. See official store/support pages for the exact item list and platform pricing.

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