Blog Tag: Diablo 4 Spiritborn

With the upcoming release of Diablo 4 Season 7, many classes will be subject to some adjustments, including Spiritborn class, which has always been loved by players. Does this mean that the peak era of Spiritborn is coming to an end?

Broken Spiritborn Build Has Amazing Damage

Spiritborn class in Diablo 4 has some loopholes, and players have used this loophole to cause trillions of damage, which makes the strength of Spiritborn exceed its own strength, and even much stronger than any class in the game.

Although many players have a lot of fun, this loophole obviously undermines the balance of the game. Surprisingly, Diablo 4 officials decided not to fix the problem of Spiritborn in the middle of the season, but let players enjoy the fun of the “broken” class.

But this is obviously not their long-term plan. With the release of Diablo 4 Season 7 PTR, many players are more concerned about whether Spiritborn will be weakened in Season 7.

In this regard, the official has said that they hope the game content will be challenging for players. If a certain profession is too powerful, it will become too easy for players to obtain resources such as Diablo 4 Gold, which will make the game lose a little fun. Therefore, they will try to correct the problem that Spiritborn is too strong in the current version.

But they will not significantly weaken Spiritborn class itself, but will fix the bug, which will prevent Spiritborn from causing too much damage as it does now, but at the same time maintain good playability.

A Series Of Adjustments To Spiritborn Are Mentioned In Diablo 4 Season 7 PTR Patch Notes

Some adjustments to Spiritborn are mentioned in Diablo 4 Season 7 2.1 PTR patch notes. Of course, these adjustments may change after the official arrival of Diablo 4 Season 7.

These adjustments include Spiritborn skills, Legendary Aspects, Spirit halls (Centipede Primary Spirit Hall and Eagle Secondary Spirit Hall), Unique items, Paragon nodes tweaked, Recipe reworks and other aspects.

Among all the above changes, it is worth mentioning the numerical changes of Rod of Kepeleke. Diablo 4 officials believe that Rod of Kepeleke is one of the important reasons for the excessive strength of Spiritborn builds.

After the adjustment, the additional critical hit damage of Rod of Kepeleke will be much lower than before, which will make this item in a healthier state while retaining its original fantasy meaning and core construction mechanism. It will no longer cause exaggerated damage like before.

The revised Spiritborn may be in a more balanced state, which is not necessarily a bad thing.

The New Druid Build May Surpass Spiritborn

Recently, Diablo 4 Rob2628 posted on Twitter that he used a new Druid build in Season 7 PTR to defeat the current super Spiritborn class. This new Druid build has damage of 9.3 quadrillions, which means that the current strongest position of Spiritborn is threatened.

However, this is only implemented in the current PTR version. If this overpowered Druid build becomes popular, the official may also weaken some of Druid’s abilities before Season 7 officially begins.

Diablo 4 Season 7 will be launched in January 2025, and players can still enjoy the powerful Spiritborn class before then. But from the above news, in Diablo 4 Season 7, Spiritborn is likely to no longer be as strong as it is now. If you are a player who likes Spiritborn, you need to be mentally prepared for this. For the long-term healthy development of the game, these adjustments are inevitable.