Diablo 4, developed and published by Blizzard, is an exceptional action role-playing game and a perfect continuation of the Diablo series.

The game still maintains the high quality and high standard of the series. Diablo 4 presents players with various classes to select from, and each class has unique skills and gameplay, allowing players to play endlessly.

In this article, we will delve into the assessments provided by players who have experienced the official version of Diablo 4 concerning the different character classes. This guide provides reference when embarking on your journey in Diablo 4 and selecting a class.

The player has ranked each class according to six aspects: Leveling, Speed, Solo Push, Group Play, Casual, and Overall. Tier 1 signifies the highest ranking within this evaluation, while Tier 5 indicates the lowest.

Leveling

Barbarian: The Barbarian is ranked fifth and is considered one of the hardest characters to level up.

Druid: Together with the Barbarian, it is called the duo of difficulty in leveling up. However, the Druid has some Legendary support, making it slightly better at leveling up than the Barbarian.

Necromancer: The Bone Spear skill is probably the most powerful skill of all class progressions, along with Corpse Explosion, but because of the Necromancer’s lack of positional mobility, it comes in third.

Rogue: The Rogue is considered the most accessible class to level up due to its significant whirling blade special effects and dual-position movement skills. It is ranked first, without a doubt.

Sorcerer: The Sorcerer is ranked second and is very close to the Ranger regarding power. Its electricity-type gameplay is highly potent.

Speed

Barbarian: Whirlwind stands out as the most dominant gameplay style, making it the undisputed champion of the entire game. With its legendary and unique support, it boasts the highest potential and secures its place at the top of the tier list.

Druid: Shockwave emerges as the strongest contender and may even compete for the title of the strongest genre. Trampling and Tornado skills also shine brightly. The Druid class offers a rich gameplay experience and comfortably ranks as a solid second on the tier list.

Necromancer: The Bone Spear and Bone Spirit paths are the main ways to play this class. Among them, Bone Spear reigns supreme in terms of strength, while Bone Spirit becomes the preferred choice for conquering the 100-story Dream Dungeon. However, due to the lack of positional movement skills, Necromancer falls behind in quick brushing and settles for the last position on the tier list.

Rogue: The melee blade is the best, and the melee fan of knives and long-range options also performs admirably. The Rogue proves particularly adept at swift farming, securing a third-place tie with Whirlwind and Pat Bear.

Sorcerer: For quick brushing, the go-to choice is enchanting fireballs. Any genre, except meteorite/firewall/hydra, can be used effectively if the damage output is robust enough. The electric melee method also showcases remarkable power, earning a tied third place on the tier list.

Solo Push

Barbarian: Whirlwind remains the top choice when aiming to conquer the challenging 100 layers or clear through them swiftly. This requires the support of essential items like the grandfather weapon, whirlwind new gloves, and a peak panel. It shares the first-place position.

Druid: At level 100, the Druid class performs admirably with solid survivability. The preferred genre for this class is Pat Bear. However, Druid offers various other viable genres, such as tornado and landslide, that can also excel at reaching level 100. It shares the first-place position.

Necromancer: The lack of skill synergy with other classes makes it more challenging to progress at higher levels. Among the Necromancer’s options, Bone Spirit is the preferred choice, while Bone Spear presents more incredible difficulty, resulting in a fourth-place ranking.

Rogue: Rogue encounters difficulty at higher levels due to the absence of tenacity, often requiring support from other classes. Melee combat is not feasible, leaving long-range piercing shots as the potential breakthrough strategy for reaching 100 floors. It settles for the last-place position.

Sorcerer: Sorcerer’s ranking is highly uncertain, as the class offers a range of possibilities. Fire Wall and Shattered Ice are among the more promising options, although their unpredictability places them in third place.

Group Play

Barbarian: The Barbarian class stands out and secures the first-place position due to its Battle Cry ability. With the capability to taunt enemies, the Barbarian provides a sense of security for teammates to unleash their damage output.

Druid: The Druid class boasts lots of powerful support skills. For example, abilities like Wolf Howl and Bear Roar offer significant damage reduction, damage recovery, and even critical strikes for the team. This places the Druid in a strong second-place ranking.

Necromancer: The Necromancer’s main strength lies in using Bone Spear, allowing for quick application of the vulnerable state on enemies. However, he has a very slow move speed, resulting in a fourth-place ranking.

Rogue: The Rogue class takes the fifth position, with no standout advantages or remarkable features to highlight.

Sorcerer: Thanks to the enchantment of fireballs, the Sorcerer class secures a respectable third-place ranking.

Casual

This ranking focuses on players’ performance with limited game time, average equipment, and casual game knowledge and skills. It prioritizes the effectiveness of casual gameplay for ordinary players who don’t have the opportunity to study game mechanics or extensively explore various resources deeply.

Barbarian: With a straightforward and clear gameplay mechanism, the Barbarian class lands in the third tier of the ranking. Its simplicity makes it accessible and suitable for casual players.

Druid: Reaching list 5 in the game is excessively challenging, making providing a meaningful ranking for the Druid class difficult.

Necromancer: The Necromancer class proves to be beginner-friendly, earning a spot in the second tier of the ranking. It offers a smooth learning curve for newcomers.

Rogue: Although he is charming regarding upgrades, it requires significant learning and research in various aspects, making it less friendly for casual players. As a result, it is ranked fourth.

Sorcerer: Chain lightning destroys everything in low difficulty. It naturally secures a position in the top tier of the ranking.

Overall

This ranking focuses on players’ performance with limited game time, average equipment, and casual game knowledge and skills. It prioritizes the effectiveness of casual gameplay for ordinary players who don’t have the opportunity to study game mechanics or extensively explore various resources deeply.

Barbarian: The Barbarian class is the top choice for team formations and is the main force in the late game. Its advantages in team synergy and performance in the late stages solidify its first-place position overall.

Druid: The Druid class presents an extremely challenging gameplay experience at higher levels, featuring intricate mechanics, a wide array of legendary combinations, and intense gameplay. However, its complexity and difficulty make it less novice-friendly. Despite this, it secures a second-place ranking overall.

Sorcerer: It is the most balanced class, but this balance also means that it may not excel to the same extent as specialized classes, resulting in a third-place ranking overall.

Rogue: As the king of mobility, its performance in races and related challenges earns it a solid fourth-place ranking overall.

Necromancer: Besides being friendly to novices, there seems to be nothing else, so it settles for a fifth-place ranking overall.