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Diablo Immortal is here, and bringing the slaying of legions of demons to a new generation. With it being a mobile-first title, there’s some concern over how deep the RPG mechanics actually are. And with this franchise, in particular, there has always been some expectation of deep RPG loot systems and build variety. That may continue to be the case in this new game, let’s talk about it. The level cap might seem limiting, but it’s really not.Since the level cap in Diablo Immortal is only 60, some new fans might be concerned. There’s always been this expectation that this genre has a ton of customization when it comes to builds and variety. That’s still the case here, but it has its own new elements and unique quirks, let’s discuss.What are Diablo Immortal Paragon Levels?The Paragon system is Diablo Immortal is basically a mildly refined copy of the same system from Diablo III. As you get past the level 60 cap, you still earn XP, but it’s converted to Paragon XP. When you gain a level, it can be spent on one of the unique talent trees in the game.There are trees here that focus on buffs for yourself or your party, as well as offer better bonuses for PvP. As you climb higher in the Paragon levels, expect some truly stupid levels of DPS and defensive layering to come into play. Each tree has a specialized suite of general buffs and triggered abilities, these are classed into Specialization Skills and Permanent Attributes. Specialization Skills require you to use their attached abilities, hyper focusing your build on a certain archetype. The Permanent Attributes are general stat buffs that apply in any tree.There are six different Paragon Talent Trees, and Blizzard is adding more soon. Each one augments build archetypes in a few specific ways. Each tree also has minimum Paragon levels to access. To get access to all the trees that make up the Diablo Immortal Paragon Levels, you need to earn 150 levels in the system—that’s millions of XP.Here’s the breakdown:Survivor (Paragon Level 1): Defensive abilities which keep you

Do it as well as Diablo does.Build DiversityPersonally, I find the skill tree in Diablo IV to be very lackluster. I mentioned this in my open beta impressions, and I still do believe it’s very much like Diablo III’s design with a new coat of paint. Yes, you have points to spend this time around, and there are branching choices to be made, but it’s all an illusion of depth once you dig into it.The Paragon board is a bit more complex and there are a lot of interesting choices with the Glyphs, but it ultimately just results in bigger numbers. The Paragon points you invest past Level 50 doesn’t significantly change your core build or gameplay. The puzzle to solve with the Paragon board is figuring out how to get the biggest numbers possible.My biggest complaint is about how difficult Diablo IV makes it for you to change your build. With Diablo III, you can easily swap skills if you want to test something out — or engage in a different playstyle. For example, Diablo III had true support builds that did zero DPS. I don’t imagine you’re going to see much of that in Diablo IV. Not only does it get unnecessarily expensive to respec, it’s a huge pain. You can’t easily revert back if you don’t like your new build, so testing is really inconvenient. I know it’s meant to be a compromise between Diablo II and Diablo III’s systems, but I find it so odd this

Greater Spoils of Hell chest after defeating The Fell Council in the Infernal Hordes.Heritage of Artisans: Learn 1 Recipe of Legendary rarity or higher.Ancient Craft: Temper Affixes onto Ancestral Gear 20 times at the Blacksmith.A Taste for Hatred: Consume 25 Seething Opals acquired from completing the Realm Walker Dungeon.Honing Craft: Attempt to Masterwork gear 20 times at the BlacksmithNo Mere Mortal: Unlock a Legendary Paragon node after reaching level 60, through using Paragon points.Born in Torment: Defeat 10 Hellbornes during Helltide in Torment 1 or higher difficulty. DestroyerWith this, the Diablo 4 Season 6 Season Journey comes to an end. Congratulations! (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)The greatest challenges and rewards both await in Diablo 4 Season 6’s Destroyer tier. You should be strong enough to tackle these, though. Collapsing the System puts those summoning caches to work, and The Bigger They Are will happen over time. You may complete this one before you even reach Destroyer in Diablo 4 Season 6. There’s also Arduous Task, which requires The Pit level 50. Success grants a Destroyer’s Cache (Resplendent Spark), Destroyer’s Crafting Cache, Destroyer’s Summoning Cache, Destroyer’s Equipment Cache, Realm Title and Walker Title.Objectives (Complete 8/10):Collapsing the System: Defeat 10 Ladder Bosses, in Torment 1 or higher difficulty.Dangerous Confrontation: Defeat 666 Monsters in Torment 3 or higher difficulty.Preeminence: Reach Paragon Level 100The Bigger They Are: Defeat 10 World Bosses.Anguish Extinguished: Defeat Tormented Echo of Andariel, Maiden of Anguish, summoned within the Hanged Man’s Hall in Kehjistan with Sandscorched Shackles and Pincushioned Doll, in Torment 1 or higher.Eradicator: Defeat Tormented Echo of Duriel, Maggot King, summoned within the Gaping Crevasse in southern Kehjistan with Mucus-Slick Egg and Shard of Agony, in Torment 1 or higher difficulty.Arduous Task: Complete Artificer’s Tier 50 or higher in The Pit, located at the Artificer’s Obelisk in Cerrigar and activated with Artificer’s Stones.Glyphmaster: Improve 1 Paragon Glyph to Rank 45 by running The Pit.Horadric Smith: Masterwork gear to Rank 8 at the Blacksmith.Avatar of Sanctuary’s Might: Equip at least 8 Ancestral Unique items simultaneously. Check out our other Diablo 4 guides and featuresDiablo 4 Vessel of Hatred reviewDiablo 4