Blog Tag: Diablo 4 Spiritborn Build

Since the release of Diablo 4 DLC, Spiritborn has attracted a lot of attention among players as the first new class. Its diverse synergies and unique playstyle make this class very attractive in the game. Especially at high Torment levels, almost every Spiritborn build is very competitive. Here is our ranking of some of the best Spiritborn builds.

5. Jaguar Thorns

Jaguar Thorns mainly relies on the increase in Thorns damage, while enhancing survivability and continuously applying Vulnerable. In order to maximize the potential of this build, the unique equipment Razorplate is essential.

Although Jaguar Thorns build performs slightly worse than other top Spiritborn builds at high Torment levels, it is still a very interesting and effective choice that can complete high Torment content. Compared to other Spiritborn builds, it is slightly lacking in speed, but its stability and survivability allow players to win in many challenges. Although it ranks lower in the best Spiritborn build in Diablo 4, it is still better than many other class builds.

4. Payback

Payback is a powerful Spiritborn build in Diablo 4 that combines the best of Gorilla and Jaguar Spirit Hall abilities. The build features a high frequency of actions per minute that produces a steady and high amount of damage output.

Payback skill enables the player to counterattack with a large amount of damage in a short period, and the cooldown of this skill is reduced by the number of enemies hit, allowing the player to frequently use this skill in combat and perform quick kills in groups of enemies.

To maximize the potential of this build, players will want to equip Rod of Kepeleke with Diablo 4 Gold, which is able to trigger the 3rd attack of Thrash and buff Rake, while also helping to generate CC.

Another important piece of equipment is Loyalty’s Mantle Unique Helm, which greatly increases the effectiveness of Payback skill when used in conjunction with Jaguar/Jaguar Spirit Hall. While not particularly powerful when leveled up, Payback can excel at high Torment levels and end-game content when equipped with the right equipment.

3. Touch Of Death

The core ability of Touch of Death build is Touch of Death, which deals a large amount of Poison damage over time to enemies, and after hitting a target, it causes an infect to spread to nearby enemies. Although the build is relatively fragile because of its focus on Centipede abilities, it makes up for this with excellent healing and almost unmatched AoE damage.

The build is very good with Craze of the Dead God and Ring of the Midday Hunt Uniques. Craze of the Dead God can automatically cast Touch of Death, while Ring of the Midday Hunt significantly reduces the duration of Poison damage.

Although Touch of Death build is more complicated to upgrade, it is very powerful in the late game and can be very competitive against Torment 4. It is very suitable for players who don’t like Quill Volley or Evade builds.

2. Eagle Evade

During Vessel of Hatred and early Season 6, since Evade can be used infinitely without a cooldown, it allows players to trigger it frequently and effectively slow down other enemies. This mechanic made Eagle Evade build the go-to for many players. But even after Evade returned to its normal cooldown, Eagle Evade build is still a very powerful choice.

In Diablo 4, the use of Sepazontec unique Quarterstaff can greatly enhance the effectiveness of Eagle Evade. This long staff allows Thunderspike to always trigger its third cast effect, which happens to completely reset the cooldown of Evade. Because of the speed of Thunderspike, when Evade, the player can not only reset the dodge cooldown but also automatically release Thunderspike on nearby enemies.

At the same time, when using Eagle Spirit Hall, Evade can also launch Feathers at enemies, causing tremendous damage and adding Vulnerable, which makes the build extremely advantageous in terms of output and control. For players who like fast, dynamic combat and can withstand constant movement, Eagle Evade build is undoubtedly one of the most impactful builds in Diablo 4.

1. Quill Volley

Quill Volley build is a build in Diablo 4 that requires a lot of effort from the player to fully realize its potential, but once the required equipment and skills are in place, the player will be able to easily cope with Torment 4 content. The core skill of this build is Quill Volley, which, after being enhanced by the appropriate unique equipment and aspects, can cause sustained DPS that is difficult to match with any other build in the game.

In order to maximize the benefits of Quill Volley build, players need to equip Rod of Kepeleke, Ring of the Midnight Sun, Jacinth Shell, Harmony of Ebewaka, especially Rod of Kepeleke, which can maximize the effect of this build while avoiding the negative effects of Jacinth Shell, to quickly restore the cooldown and maintain a coherent attack rhythm.

In actual operation, the player needs to hold down Quill Volley skill and aim at the enemy, and press other skill buttons when the enemy appears to enhance damage and survivability. In addition, the use of Hunter makes the build highly mobile and can move flexibly in battle. This build is almost the current best build that Diablo 4 players can have.

Overall, these Spiritborn builds show the potential of Spiritborn class, and once you get the hang of these builds and optimize your gear, you’ll be well on your way to having a blast in Diablo 4’s endgame content.