I only managed to jump into the Diablo IV Open Beta via Xbox last weekend and for my class, I went with what some may call, either the ‘boring’ option or the self-hating route. A versatile, highly mobile Rogue is capable of tackling both group and solo challenges. As for the Core Skills, I tend to use Barrage for ranged attacks, Penetrating Shot that pierces all enemies in a line, and Twisting Blades which uses a dual-wield weapon. My Rogue or as I named her “Oktavia” focused on two Basic Skills: Blade Shift and Forceful Arrow. The Rogue in Diablo 4 can wield both a melee and ranged weapon in addition to specializing in shadow damage. Stealth and agility have always been my get-to class when it comes to open-world action RPG games and nothing beats the Rogue class when it comes to these two skills.

It’s always a plus to be fashionable in a dreary hellhole that is Sanctuary, so why not take that advantage and loot the world in style?Ĭheck out our ensemble of characters below, starting with… After all, Diablo 4 is the first time players can go wild with how their create-an-avatar looks and dress up. While we’re busy processing our thoughts about the action RPG in an upcoming feature, we figured we should share our custom characters and builds during the beta.

Diablo 4’s open beta has come and gone, and boy, did we have some fun with the majority of it.

Diablo 2 premade characters