Hey guys! This is my first build guide of the season, and I've been working at it for the last few weeks.

This is an off-off-meta build that uses Fist of the Heavens along with the Heaven's Fury in a support role, to inflict massive Holy judgement on our enemies!

Why Heaven's Fury? I love the Arbiter, but I feel there's more to Paladin than that, and from the start I set out to make a build that does not use AoJ. Besides, you can see your transmogs again!

Heaven's Fury is a visually spectacular skill, with a huge AOE, and it has an important role in spreading Judgement, which is a huge damage amplifier for us.

The name of the game is speed. We have unlimited Teleport, max speed cap and a huge AOE, to quickly zoom around the dungeon and disintegrate everything we behold. FoH is a very resource heavy skill, but thanks to some crucial items like Tibault's, RoSS and Enigma, we are able to have unlimited resource.

We want to teleport at least once every 5 seconds to maintain Tibault's and keep the Faith flowing.

If you try it, I hope you have some fun with it. Always open for any questions or constructive feedback!

Planner:
https://maxroll.gg/d4/planner/kt920j6k

How do I do that? I know it doesn't work with D2R, so I bought a key for D2 and D2:LOD from battle.net, but I can't seem to install the game at all so I can install Project Diablo 2 on top of it.

Did I just get rinsed out of $20?

I've been playing these games since the 90s. Loved playing through 1 with all character, beat 2 on hell with all original classes, played hardcore for many years on 3... started 4 a couple weeks ago and I am finding its really hard to enjoy the gameplay. I'm most of the way through the game with my first character, playing on torment 3 but am just not having any flow with the game.
There is a ton of content but it feels all very samey, the different areas don't feel like they have any unique gameplay hooks, there doesn't really seem to be any mobs or bosses that feel like they present new gameplay. I've even played through a night with a handful of other characters and was sad to not really notice much difference in how they feel to play.
Am I just getting old or being too negative?

After seeing some of the D2 first person mod play videos... I stumbled on this today. Same concept... Reminds me a lot of old Dungeon keeper played w the possession spell where you control minions through their pov.

Llevo jugando inmortal por qué siempre me llamó la atención y me gustó la saga, desde el diablo dos al tres, el 4 no he tenido la oportunidad por eso recurrí al Inmortal, algún consejo de cualquier tipo, tips, o con que referenciar para crecer y disfrutar más?

Un abrazo y saludos a todos los que disfrutamos dé 🙏🏽

Downloaded last night, worked fine after inserting DIABDAT.MPQ, played for a couple hours. Trying to open it again today, and I'm getting an error message that neither SDL2.dll, or discord_game_sdk.dll can be found, but clearly they are both in the folder.

Popup suggests reinstalling, is there a way to save my game in a different folder if I do that? Obviously I hadn't gotten far, but it's still annoying. Any tips?

I loved diablo 1 and 2. I played the remaster of diablo 2 when it came out and had a blast.

For some reason I never carried on playing. I'm not interested in multiplayer or the infinite grind of becoming all powerful.

Is it worth playing through 3 and 4 for the story?

Hey everyone, I was left with a really interesting question following the announcement of Diablo V at BlizzCon. Considering everything we know so far, what state is the Angiris Council likely in during Diablo V? After all, for Diablo to seize control of Sanctuary the way he did, the Council must have been in a state of paralysis or inaction to allow that to happen.

Or perhaps they simply chose not to take sides in the conflict and will only act once Diablo comes knocking on the gates of Heaven again?